True or False?

Forward-looking and progressive, you are a person who

supports change, innovation, and human advancement, and you are

often strongly committed to a humanitarian cause or social

improvement. You are extremely aware of the interconnection and

interdependence of all people, and are always relating personal

issues to some larger framework. You see the political or social

ramifications of personal actions, and you wish to contribute

something of value to the world, or at least to your community

or group.

The ideals of equality, fairness, human rights, brotherhood,

social justice, etc. color your whole outlook and approach to

life. You are truly interested in the good of the whole and not

only your own personal well-being.

Sometimes you may overlook or ignore your own and others’

personal needs, desires, and feelings, especially if they do not

conform to your ideals of how one SHOULD feel or act. Though you

have little patience for conservative narrow-mindedness, you

yourself are sometimes dogmatic about your beliefs and

ideologies.

You are attracted to the avant-garde, the latest advances in

human thought and development, and you are eclectic and

cosmopolitan in your tastes. You may consider yourself a “global

citizen” rather than claiming a narrow, limited identification

based on nationality, race, familial heritage, etc. You are

strongly influenced by your peer group and the flavor of the

times in which you grew up, more so than by parental or family

influences. You are involved and active in groups, community

efforts, cultural and progressive movements.

On a personal level, you are friendly and express a kind of

impersonal good will towards others. You probably have many

acquaintances but few really close friends, and much of your

closeness with others is based on a sharing of common ideals and

principles, rather than on emotional ties. Others see you as a

good friend and comrade, who is objective, fair, and rather

detached emotionally. You do not often show your emotions, and

may be unsure how to respond to others’ emotional expression,

for you tend to be very rational.

You are also very independent and refuse to be possessed by

any individual. You are not comfortable with traditional sexual

roles and are inclined to have “liberated” views about marriage,

relationships, sharing of child rearing responsibilities, etc.

You need to have a life outside of the personal, domestic sphere

and to be involved with people on a broader scale. The nurturing

of family ties, and close, deep, personal sharing may take a

back seat to your work or outside social involvements.

You are, in many ways, an eternal child. Your mind is

bright, alert, curious, flexible, playful, and always eager for

new experiences – and your attention span is often quite brief.

You grasp ideas quickly and once your initial curiosity has been

satisfied, you want to go on to something else. You crave

frequent change, variety, meeting new situations and people.

It may be hard for you to decide just where your talents and

true vocation lies, for you have a multitude of interests and

are loathe to limit yourself by concentrating on just one. You

are easily distracted by all of the other fascinating

possibilities. Your curiosity and restlessness propel you into

many different experiences in life, and you are willing to taste

or try anything once. Doing the same thing over and over again,

even it is something you do well, is real drudgery for you.

You live in your head a great deal – reading, observing,

thinking, spinning ideas around – and you need mental

stimulation every bit as much as you need food and drink. In

fact, if you had to choose between a good book or movie and a

good lunch, you would very likely choose the former. You have a

creative mind and often live by your wits.

You are also a very social creature, with a strong need to

communicate and to interact with people. You enjoy using and

playing with words and have a real flair for getting your ideas

across in a clever, interesting, articulate manner. Writing or

speaking are areas you have talent for.

You also have a rather light and mischievous sense of humor,

and often do not take anything too seriously. Though you crave

emotional involvement, it is hard for you to achieve it, for you

are frequently unwilling to commit yourself to anything, to take

responsibility, or to limit your personal freedom and mobility.

Your happiness lies in using your creativity and your

language skills to communicate something meaningful, to teach,

inspire, or bring people together. You have an unbiased mind and

can usually offer a fresh, clear, uncluttered perspective. Your

faults are your lack of constancy and persistence, and your

tendency to overlook or ignore deep emotional issues and other

people’s feelings.

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