Re: an optimistic five

Posted by Primer Gray (165.247.60.98) on May 20, 2002 at 21:52:08:

In Reply to: an optimistic five posted by Alee (152.163.204.183) on May 20, 2002 at 15:55:25:

: Scince this is my first seprate post i guess i should just tell u who i am. Im a 15 year old girl livin in new york. Ima 5w4 altho every once in a while i see the 6 commin out. Even tho im young bein a five makes me perseptive so dont discount wat i say right away.

: I notice a lot of 5's posting messages describing how hard it is to be a 5or looking for someone who has advice on how to be less "5-ish". There are some bad parts about it but overall i think its great! u may see things others dont and being a 5 makes u different! there arent many fives, especially in america where being social and extroverted is prized.

: My mom is a 3w2 and i am so glad im not her. she is so preoccupied with making other people happy and making other people like her that she has no time to make herself happy or to like herself.

: my sister who is a 7 isnt dumb but she only has the ability to see the good side of things. Being so optimistic makes it hard for her to make good descisions and to be happy in the long run. she does things that feel good now but hurt later.

: I love being able to see things clearly, to know the truth, to be myself, to spend time alone and most of all, i love being a five!

: ps- disregard my bad spelling, i hated my grammar school english teacher, she was stupid and liked group work. bad spelling was my revenge

Hey, welcome aboard...don't take Bartholmew's rantings about his superior mind to heart...of course, being a five, I'm sure you'll just observe him with bemused detachment. I think he'll make a great supervillian someday, if he chooses that path.

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