Posted by Tiggy on February 29, 2000 at 17:41:56:
In Reply to: different view now posted by Margaret on February 29, 2000 at 11:20:34:
> > > The only time I can ever truly relax is right when I take off and never see people again. I get a huge overwhelming sense of relief when I close the door and walk out, most the time without saying good-bye. It just feels better, like I can breath again.
> > > And when that's taken away, the only thing left is to makae plans for escape and trips to leave in the future.
> > > If I'm not leaving, then I'm making plans to leave.
> > > I'm always either leaving or making plans to leave. One or the other. But rarely I find myself present right where I want to be.
> >
> > Margaret, have you taken a look at Five? Five-Seven share a line, Five going to Seven under extreme stress (which sounds like you're quite a bit under right now - yikes!)
> > Sean
> Yes, I have looked at five and scored high on both five and seven. So, maybe I am a five?
> Also, since I somehow managed to get something good out of the situation afterall, now what am I? (not a quitter, we know that), but can't different types behave similar under stress at times? Or is that not it?
> Maybe I am a five.
> Or maybe not.
> But what I wrote about leaving people for relief, to get some breathing room, does that make me a five? Also, that's not really true, now that I feel better, I WANT to be around people.
> It seems that my wanting to connect and share with others relates to my moods, whether things are going good or not. When they are goo, I want to be with others, when they are not, I don't.
> This would make me a 7, since a 5 would move opposite (of me) towards others under stress to point 7, insteaed of away like me, right?
> So, does this mean:
> When under stress: I move away, take flight (towards whatever's imagined to be better elsewhere)
> When under happiness: I move towards (accept the present)
> ?
> This would mean I am acting like a healthy 7 moving towards a 5, not in flight. (Or does it?)
> ?