Personality Test
This was a personality test result taken during our pre-graduation proper in high school 7 years ago:
“Louie’s personality test result reveals that he is an intelligent, self-sufficient and resourceful person. It means that he has a high general mental capacity which will be helpful in his educational plans. It also shows that he is inclined to have more intellectual interests.
“Although at times he disregards rules and obligations, he could be serious and accustomed to making his own decisions. He seems to prefer older friends and mature interests. His personality profile also indicates that he is introspective, concerned and full of care to others.
“-t.v.narvaez
Feb 28, 2000”
Reading this now, I was wondering if she’s referring to the right person. I think about it, at least 80% of it is not me, at least not me anymore. When she (our guidance counselor) was discussing that to me I felt overwhelmed that deep down in my subconscious mind I am this person – and the irony of it is that I needed someone to tell me that, or some psychologist knows me better than myself. Now the question is: Where did my entire personality go in 7 years.
P.S.
And I really wonder what she meant by older friends. She told me that time the term “older” refers to age, but as time goes by I began thinking and feeling that older refers to “not new” friends. But at this point in time, having lost contact to a bunch of them had made me prefer newer, and even younger ones. Talk about confusion.
“Louie’s personality test result reveals that he is an intelligent, self-sufficient and resourceful person. It means that he has a high general mental capacity which will be helpful in his educational plans. It also shows that he is inclined to have more intellectual interests.
“Although at times he disregards rules and obligations, he could be serious and accustomed to making his own decisions. He seems to prefer older friends and mature interests. His personality profile also indicates that he is introspective, concerned and full of care to others.
“-t.v.narvaez
Feb 28, 2000”
Reading this now, I was wondering if she’s referring to the right person. I think about it, at least 80% of it is not me, at least not me anymore. When she (our guidance counselor) was discussing that to me I felt overwhelmed that deep down in my subconscious mind I am this person – and the irony of it is that I needed someone to tell me that, or some psychologist knows me better than myself. Now the question is: Where did my entire personality go in 7 years.
P.S.
And I really wonder what she meant by older friends. She told me that time the term “older” refers to age, but as time goes by I began thinking and feeling that older refers to “not new” friends. But at this point in time, having lost contact to a bunch of them had made me prefer newer, and even younger ones. Talk about confusion.
posted by jay-louie at 7:18 AM
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home