Words define us if we allow them to. I could not count how many times I have stereotyped: geek, nerd, goth, weirdo, and more. Do I let these words define me?
And then, this journey began. Now those words were being replaced with letters and numbers. INTJ, 5w6, was I still being stereotyped?
I began to think I was looking for a mold to fit into. Like I was looking for someone else to define who I was. My analytical brain was over thinking as usual.
I don't need anyone else to define me. That isn't what this journey is about. I'm learning who I am and how I am unique. How do I break the mold?
For instance, I am a Leo, but try to stay away from the spotlight as much as possible. The only time my ego shows up is when it comes to asking for help. As an INTJ, of course I'd hate to ask for help, presumably because I think no one else could do it as efficiently as I can. But I hate to ask for help because I don't want to be a burden to anyone.
So while my previous chapters were more of the "stereotypical" personality types, my next ones will be more personal. I'm looking more on depth; so far I have only scratched the surface.
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Behind The Mask: A Detailed Personality Profile
No FicciónAn in-depth study of who I am. I'm researching myself. I have lost who I am due to a mentally abusive relationship. I'm learning who I am, and am publishing it here as a way to heal. Read it if you want, but this is more for me. If you do read it an...
