As such, my spirit had become broken and therefore become conditioned to “not really care” about anything anymore. I felt as though I had a number of convictions which I battled with my parents and could never win. The first was a result of a repeated number of letdowns during my childhood and teenage years. Everyone needs to be free to explore, to try things out, and can be trusted to do the right thing as long as they are treated fairly and have the notion they are making a meaningful contribution. Tensions naturally dissolve over time, and everything always seems to work itself out naturally. There are no personal conflicts – everything is handled in a much more passive, yet remarkably effective way. Nothing seems to ever rattle him – everything is part of a much larger process and patience is needed to see everything through to the end. Za is perpetually happy, or at the very least content. Za seems not to have a care in the world, and sees life as completely open-ended and a playground for experiments. He plays along with whatever comes along, is a little adventurous and can be fun to be around. The main one is that ‘Za’ is supposed to be a less serious, more easygoing person. I have a number of reasons why I can associate ‘ZA’ with ISTP. The very first one is the question of whether or not I associate the nickname ‘Za’ with a possible alter-ego. There are a number of points I want to address in this article. And now, I need to revisit this possibility. While I was on the right track, I completely left out the possibility of being an ESTJ. A few months ago in my essay “battle between introvert and extravert”, I debated whether or not I could possibly be an ESTP. While all this has been going on, I’ve had an ongoing internal battle as to whether or not I could possibly be a different personality type, since some of my natural traits are not really associated with ISTP. I’ve written a great amount regarding this, with several points and examples to back up my claim. For the past year or so, I have more or less seen myself as a natural ISTP. Sorry if the post below is a little long.I'm trying to learn how valid my "theory" of having an alter ego may possibly be.
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