Personality

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schizoid

Which Personality Disorder Do You Have?
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SCHIZOID: Believe it or not, but people are likely quite scared of you. You are the classic Crazy Old Hermit in the Woods type. But it's not because you’re actually crazy; you just prefer to be alone. People take you the wrong way, anyhow, because of your distant, emotionless persona. I think you’re pretty cool. Others, however may whip out their crucifix’s/revolvers whenever they see you emerge from hiding … you know, just in case.

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Protector


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PROTECTOR: You are the rock, the keystone of your friends and family. They look to you for support and leadership. You don’t push for devotion or attention, but when the situation is dire, even the Idols and Exhibitionists will turn to you. You are the trusted, the loved. You have the capacity to love more deeply than any other type, and are fiercely devoted to your friends and lovers. Highly idealistic, you would sacrifice everything for a person or cause you believe in. But you trust so deeply and compassionately that a betrayal could shatter you. Jealousy is your downfall, and sometimes you need to give people more space and not be so enamoured. Be careful who you place your trust in for a Protector’s broken heart will never fully heal. The world needs more of you but you are few. And sometimes it seems like you carry the weight of the world on your shoulders.

[edited 27-October-2005 to provide text versions of the graphics, since at 1600x1200 they were hard to read]

Comments

my imperfect offering said…
Hmmm, interesting. I also got "Schizoid" and "Protector".
October 26, 2005 3:43 PM
Beth said…
perhaps being a ""Schizoid" makes u a good "Protector"? hehe
October 27, 2005 11:01 AM
Elvina aka LaoNiang said…
I think the Protector sums you up pretty well doesn't it? Reveals more of yourself than you bargain for?

Thanks for always being there for me Richard. At least to me - you are my Protector. :)
October 27, 2005 12:50 PM
Richard said…
MIO: Cool! So we share more in common than a boa constrictor eating an elephant.

Ingrid: Always nice to learn more about you. Have to admit I was surprised about the schizotypal disorder (not like this was a highly rigorous test anyway).

Bee: So being a loner makes me a good protector of people? Hmmm ... somehow it seems contradictory - quite often like myself. What are your classifications?

Elvina: Wow! I'm flattered, but I really don't think you need a protector. You are stronger than you think. Like Bee, what are your classifications?
October 28, 2005 7:10 AM
Lunafish said…
I tested the same as you also.
SCHIZOID & PROTECTOR
"betrayal could shatter you" is an accurate statement.
October 29, 2005 12:09 AM
Beth said…
hehe... the description of a "SCHIZOID" makes a good "Protector". To be a protector, one has to be strong, firm and command some form of respect... just like a law enforcer. :)
October 29, 2005 5:36 AM
Richard said…
Hmmm ... it looks like the 'rare' protector may not be so rare after all.

Thanks for posting your results Lunafish.

Bee: I have no idea how strong, firm and respect commanding I am. But I do know people are sometimes intimidated by my seriousness. sigh.
October 29, 2005 7:36 PM
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