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i scored 34...

I took it again trying to be as honest as possible and got a 35.

37!!!!!!

(That's the sefira day of Gevura Shebyesod!!!!!!)

Gevura ShebYesod wrote on 11 Jan 2012 21:35:

Wow Cool!  ok, how many times did you take the test until it came to exactly 37?

Just once. And I probably should have scored even higher, but i tried to keep my answers "conservative".

There are no coincidences. Ever.

i just saw this. On a paper towel!
"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow."

why r u guys taking that ridiculous test  ???
i stopped after question #31

TehillimZugger wrote on 12 Jan 2012 13:01:

Why did it take you 31 questions to decide that it was ridiculous?

It pays to be a Tehillim Zugger! I just finished reading through the info about "fours" and while there are some things that don't necessarily apply, for the most part I guess you were right. The most compelling part was:
To be "ordinary" becomes a frightening prospect, since a sense of "being unique" feels like one of the only stable building blocks of their identity.

Their disconnect from their parents also produces a longing for the "good parent"—the person who will see them as they truly are and validate the self they are trying to construct. Fours usually experience this as a longing for an ideal mate or partner. They will often project this role onto new acquaintances, idealizing them and fantasizing about the wonderful life they will have together. Unfortunately, as Fours get to know the person better, they become disenchanted, realizing that the other is not the "good parent" who will rescue them from all their problems. He or she is just another human being with flaws and shortcomings. ....

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Problems with Hostility and Despair
Like Twos and Threes, the other two personality types of the Feeling Center, Fours have a problem with hostility. They direct their hostility at themselves because like the Twos and Threes, Fours have rejected their real self in favor of an idealized self-image. However, because of their self-awareness, Fours are always becoming conscious of all of the ways in which they are not like their idealized self. They come to disdain many of their real qualities which they see as barriers to becoming the self of their imagination. Angry with themselves for being defective, Fours inhibit and punish themselves in the many ways which we will see.

I see that if used correctly this personality trait can bring out the best change in life. I'm still a little skeptical, though to the idea that we are all a bunch of categories and as I said in a previous thread, I feel like it compromises our bechira, but I'll try to look into this further either way.....Thanks Zuggs! 8)

hey! i was officially nicknamed TZ
don't you change that!  >