Comments on: Personality Types http://bitsofexistence.com/2009/04/personality-types/ A Journey of Two Sat, 29 Oct 2011 04:56:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Dani http://bitsofexistence.com/2009/04/personality-types/comment-page-1/#comment-677 Dani Fri, 03 Apr 2009 07:24:44 +0000 http://bitsofexistence.com/?p=269#comment-677 Agreed. I've got a girl at work who's very much into astrology, numerology and just became part of a Wiccan clan. All the more power to here if that's what makes her happy. But it really irritates me when she starts telling me what I "like" because that's what the "book" says. Apparently, I hate Scorpio's (Craig's sign), my favorite color is blue and I'm a high class clothes kind of girl. And I *love* dresses and skirts (they're the bane of my existence and you're lucky to see me in one or the other). It makes me want to strangle her. I'm engaged to a Scorpio, my favorite color is black or green and I'm so not into high class clothes. -snicker- As an overall basis, then yes, I guess I could see the classifications. But there's always exceptions to the rule, many exceptions, and people tend to forget that. People are more comfortable when they can assign a person to a "group" of standards that they alone didn't have to create. Agreed. I’ve got a girl at work who’s very much into astrology, numerology and just became part of a Wiccan clan. All the more power to here if that’s what makes her happy. But it really irritates me when she starts telling me what I “like” because that’s what the “book” says. Apparently, I hate Scorpio’s (Craig’s sign), my favorite color is blue and I’m a high class clothes kind of girl. And I *love* dresses and skirts (they’re the bane of my existence and you’re lucky to see me in one or the other). It makes me want to strangle her. I’m engaged to a Scorpio, my favorite color is black or green and I’m so not into high class clothes. -snicker-

As an overall basis, then yes, I guess I could see the classifications. But there’s always exceptions to the rule, many exceptions, and people tend to forget that. People are more comfortable when they can assign a person to a “group” of standards that they alone didn’t have to create.

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