type me based on what characters I'm most like
hello I'm not too sure what to write here but I'll give it a go (also I'm far too lazy to use all the questions in the questionnaire)
Give a general description of yourself. How old are you?
I'm 15! I love bio and chem and my hobbies include doodling, doomscrolling on reddit and daydreaming.
Would you enjoy taking on a leadership position? Do you think you would be good at it? What would your leadership style be?
I would! I don't take on any at the moment but I'd want to lead people towards a goal, especially in something I want to improve on (e.g. I'd want to lead others to make something more efficient, or improve something's standards). I'm not a natural leader though since I'm naturally shy and not very outspoken about my ideas, partially because I'm scared of being seen as a fool if I make a mistake or cause disharmony. I think I'd be someone who tries to listen to people as much as possible or try to adapt my vision to what everyone wants instead of just leading with my ideas, though I wouldn't shy away from imposing part of my will on the group, if that makes sense
What's your opinion about the past, present, and future? How do you deal with them?
Past: I feel like I'm 'haunted' by my past in a way. Not that I have trauma or anything because I don't, but it seems as if I have far worse bad memories than good ones even though I know in reality that's probably not the case.
Present:
Future: Probably what I think about the most. A lot of people say I'm too busy thinking about the future I forget to enjoy the present, and I agree for the most part. I usually spend my time thinking about my life goals and plans and how I should go about achieving those.
How do you act when others request your help to do something (anything)? If you would decide to help them, why would you do so?
Usually I'd try to help them, even if it inconveniences me. There aren't a lot of reasons why I wouldn't help someone, unless it significantly burdens me, or if I harbour any resentment towards them.
I don't know why I'd try to help them, I just do. It's just natural to me in a way?
What are your hobbies? Why do you like them?
I like reading, especially about mbti or psychology in general. I like the human mind and I want to analyse it even deeper, and seeing the logic of how everything works together is something that naturally appeals to me.
What is your learning style? What kind of learning environments do you struggle with most? Why do you like/struggle with these learning styles? Do you prefer classes involving memorization, logic, creativity, or your physical senses?
I'm a kinaesthetic learner (even though I hate sports and I'm mostly terrible with my hands). I like doing things and even though I like concepts and theories, I want to apply those in real life, otherwise it seems like a bit of a waste of time. I also like learning visually and by listening to someone else teach, anything but long lines of words to be honest. I struggle with anything that requires rote memorisation, especially when I don't understand the "why" behind what's being taught. I prefer classes surrounding logic and analysis for the most part, like literature or biology for example.
How good are you at strategizing? Do you easily break up projects into manageable tasks? Or do you have a tendency to wing projects and improvise as you go?
I would say I'm not great at strategising - I'm good at coming up with plans, but they end up being unfeasible mostly. I tend to bite off more than I can chew when it comes to my commitments. I'm a planner, but I can improvise if needed (though I'm usually not as happy with the end result), and for projects I like having a vision of what I want to achieve (this applies to real life as well)
What are your fears? What makes you uncomfortable? What do you hate? Why?
I'm scared of failure and of people seeing me as one. I tend to present myself in a way that I think others will find admirable or at the very least 'acceptable'.
I'm uncomfortable with people being ingenuine about their emotions, and I tend to see people who exaggerate their sadness or their problems as annoying.
I hate it when things, or people, get in the way of my goals, and I hate it when I feel like someone's getting better at something I pride myself on than me.
Other info about me:
- ever since I was young I found myself thinking about the idea of perception, and how I'm perceived as to others. I remember as a four-year-old thinking about how people saw me and whether or not I was looked at the same way I looked at myself I DONT KNOW OKAY
- as a child, I also tended to go down rabbitholes in my mind, then at the end try to retrace my steps to the thought that kickstarted that process
(I'm not sure I just felt like this could help in my typing)
thanks! excited to see the results