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In the past 6 weeks since my last post, I’ve been slowly and reluctantly trying to distance myself from my now ex-boyfriend. This is no easy feat when two people, who have realized that they are too different to make a relationship work, still live together and care deeply about each other. I suggested 2 weeks ago that he start moving out to allow us both some space to ourselves but as of right now, only 20% of his stuff is out of my house…the other 80% has been piled up in a spare bedroom for almost 2 weeks, with no sign of progress.
So here we are, the day before Christmas. He’s out at lunch with a “friend” who he’ll happen to spend New Year’s with (yeah, i know)…and tonight, he’s been invited to dinner with my parents and extended family, none of whom know about our new relationship status except for my little brother. It’ll be so hard to keep a smile on my face, but if my mom finds out, Christmas dinner will be ruined for everyone.
I know the pain will pass with time, but feel free to suggest some breakup songs for my iPod, which will undoubtedly be attached to my hip for the next few days while I watch everyone else hold hands and get lovey dovey.
]]>Here’s what Jungian Type Personality Type Test for Programmers thinks. Sadly, I clicked on this link because I thought it was a joke, not because I actually consider myself a ‘Programmer’. But judging from the results, this is clearly not meant to be funny, unless you’re trying to picture me doing some of these jobs…I would be so awful at them.
You are an INFJ:
E=3 Extraversion, I=8 Introversion
S=8 Sensing, N=12 iNtuition
T=7 Thinking, F=12 Feeling
J=14 Judging, P=5 PerceivingSuggested Careers:
Counselers, clergy, missionaries, teachers, medical doctors, dentists, chiropractors, psychologists, psychiatrists, writers, musicians, artists, psychics, photographers, child care workers, education consultants, librarians, marketeers, scientists, social workers. Blessed with an idealistic vision, they do best when they seek to make that vision a reality.Population Breakdown:
I won’t list them all but I will say that INFJ is listed at 1.5% – the lowest percentage of any type (I knew there was something funky about me). In contrast, the most popular personality type is ISFJ at 13.8%. How much difference 1 letter makes.
Of course, this is not the first time I’ve ever taken the Myers-Briggs Test…it’s probably more like the 5th time I’ve taken it in the past 10 years. Every time I see the results though, they just seem so off that I dismiss the whole personality theory thing as a kind of superstition, like astrological signs or fortune tellers.
It sure would be nice though to find something that gives me some definitive answers as to what exactly I need in life to make it feel complete. Even better yet, WHO I need…
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