NeantHumain wrote:
Do people often describe you as having a dry, or overly serious, personality? Are you said to be task oriented, routine following, humorless, aloof, introverted, quiet, reserved, productive, efficient, methodical, almost mechanical or robotic, and distant? Are you slow to warm up to people? Are you tense and uncomfortable with the unfamiliar? Do you have little change in expression on your face or intonation in your voice? Do you often come across as apathetic, melancholic, or even just plain bored? Does the average person consider you to be a boring or nerdy person? Do you prefer highly technical or academic subjects over popular culture, watching sports, celebrity gossip, and television? When you are relaxed and joking around, is your sense of humor a bit strange to most people, relying on absurdity, ridiculous exaggeration, irony, satire, and the occasional sarcasm? Are you somewhat literal and not particularly imaginative most of the time? Do you have trouble feeling emotionally attached to other people? Does the internal world of your mind seem more real and pressing than the external world of work, education, commute, necessities, and the mysterious "others"?
I used to be more serious, but I've been developing a sense of humor off of some of my teachers. However, it may involve satire or sarcasm. I'm actually not very organized, so I don't consider myself task oriented, but I do follow routines, or try to. But other people may see me as aloof because I'm insensitive, but I concede to being introverted, quiet and robotic unless you get me going on a topic I have interest in. I'm also not a people-person, so I sometimes take awhile to warm up to certain people, and most people think I'm a nerd, not that it bothered me. I used to prefer academic subjects a lot over pop culture, watching sports, celebrities or TV. It's not much different now, but I have more interest in music and certain TV shows. However, I'm still largely uninterested in pop culture, gossip and watching sports. I try to have imagination because it helps with my artwork, but I can be literal and miss jokes sometimes, and am horribly dettached from the way other people feel, and cannot sense their emotions (do to my insensitiveness). At times, my internal world does manifest itself, so I try to find a career that matches the interests of my internal world. Namely, teaching mathematics.