Comments on: What Kind Of Person Would You Say I Am?

By: taffneyg

taffneyg — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 10:12:46 +0000

you are you in every way and that is what makes you special.
You have an active mind, are well connected to your fellow,wo/man, you sound well grounded and seeking of information beyond yourself.
Not really sure what you are looking for in an answer, but embrace and love who you are, there is no one else in the world that is just like you.
Blessings!

By: ?

Thu, 08 Oct 2009 09:48:35 +0000

you want to go against the grain… maybe at a diagonal even just to be different. you are confident and smart you dont need many freiends they are a distraction you are “maybe” named michael
(thats just a guess!) you have had strange dreams possible abduction type or you have witnessed something and dont want to share it .your parents are strict or were when you were younger you also are the second child or youngest in your family. you dont like horror movies BUT you woundt mind seeing an openheart operation documentary on TV. you do have random acts of kindness but giving to a charity or volenteering although you would like to do it is not your cup of tea. You help people your way and you do good. you accept death … been to many funerals in a short time and you are not affraid of it your comfortable knowing that there is more and you may even beleive that you come back! ( we all do you know)
you have a great sixth sence keen intuition and a greatness about you.

By: I'm Gonna Tell You

I'm Gonna Tell You — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 09:23:11 +0000

You are who you are.
Perhaps a poet.

By: Dr Schmoo

Dr Schmoo — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 08:29:00 +0000

You arent going to like my answer but here it is anyways. THis description sounds like a totally indoctrinated pseudo-scientist. You think of yourself as a nonconformist, but really are not because you rigidly conform to the shallow popular “non-conformist” stereotype. I can probably predict your stands on things you have not listed here because all this belongs to a predigested, poured in body of prefabbed beliefs which are part of the “non-conformist” model set up by the establishment.
You need to try more independent thought, and get out of this warm and fuzzy logic bent. How can you “hate teachers. traditionalists etc” and be “extremily sensitive to other peoples feelings” and be” very unselfish?”. Is it possible you think teachers and traditionalists are not really people?
You can talk all day about human rights, (I am guessing you are referring to the typical liberal interpretation of human rights, such as gay priveledges, how lazy people need handouts, etc) but all this will produce is hot air. You need to do some serious logical analytic thinking and translate all these nice little concerns into something that will actually DO something for human rights, etc. I dont mean the usual fuzzy meaningless gesture like donating money to the UN for flood victims who never get a cent of it, or having stupid rock concerts on behalf of hungry people who watch as all the proceeds from that concert goes to their local dictator, or never gets there at all because it is squandered by the concert promoters. If you are going to question the “traditionalists” you also need to question the liberal indoctrinators in an honestly intellectual manner. Translate your beliefs and feelings into action even if it is just fixing pipes for a local widow or helping kids learn how to read.

By: SaD

SaD — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 07:58:20 +0000

Intelligent and eccentric