Glad to see that I haven't changed any...

Every now and then someone memes the Meyers-Briggs test in one form or another.. and about once a year or so I retake the test.. out of curiousity and to see if any of my thought processes or personality traits have shifted at all. What do I find? Well, for about the last 10 years or so (since I did my Introvert to Extrovert paradigm shift outta high school) I've been consistently and stubbornly ENFP. Always. Never wavers, never budges.. only one I -ever- even come close to switching is sometimes I'm a hair more introverted than normal.

So.. it's that time again... drumroll please..

Your Score: ENFP

You scored 40Introversion, 71 iNtuitiveness, 61 Feelingnessand 40 Judgingness!

Congratulations ENFP, you have succeeded in being the most obnoxiously freindly person in the WORLD!!! At the same time, you assume that everyone is rejecting you. Its very strange. Your intuitive feelings pick up on the fact that maybe people are a little bit put off by your historionics. Thus, you tend to extrovert your insecurities. An artist, a philanthropist, a rock star, anything that allows you to be your bombastic self in front of everyone. If you are a boy, you really like to hang out with a bunch of girls. Not to be a stud, but to have your emotional needs met. If you are a girl, you probably like to hang out with boys because you like the attention. ENFPs put on a show for the world, but really inside, they are insecure about this show. I would say that You might as well give it up. Sometimes, you let people step on you because you don't think about the moral consequences. You need to start being more assertive and less of a showboat methinks.

Extrovert: You are externally focused

Intuitive: You are Abstract

Feeling: You use feeling to make decisions

Perceiving: You primarily use your social imagination to interpret the world

Link: The strangely accurate personality Test written by Whalesfromheck on OkCupid Free Online Dating, home of the The Dating Persona Test

Good to see things are right on track.

-Sabrina