Revealing my personality

I stopped by Aliza Sherman’s blog to her latest entries. At the top was the intriguing phrase “The world’s shortest personality test” with a link. Above was a description of Aliza’s personality (well, the results of the test). Just for fun I decided to click and get a quick personality revelation. Here are my results:

***Your Personality Profile***

You are pure, moral, and adaptable.
You tend to blend into your surroundings.
Shy on the outside, you’re outspoken to your friends.

You believe that you live a virtuous life…
And you tend to judge others with a harsh eye.
As a result, people tend to crave your approval.

The World’s Shortest Personality Test. Get yours.

*** My interpretation of the results ***

You are pure, moral, and adaptable.
Being pure is a little too much to accept so I don’t think that is close to accurate. I have my sins and I am not afraid to accept my lack of purity status. Morality however I am happy with. I do think that I have a good sense of morality. I am indeed adaptable.

You tend to blend into your surroundings.
I do accept change as it comes to me and I do whine when change creates too much of a mess in my life but I am usually a big girl and go with it.

Shy on the outside, you’re outspoken to your friends.
I have to admit I don’t have very many friends. I am a very reserved person and I am terrible at cultivating long lasting friendships. I tend to hurt friends either with actions or with unintentional indifference.
You believe that you live a virtuous life…
It is true that I believe to live a virtuous life but believing that makes me an arrogant person and that is not a virtue….

And you tend to judge others with a harsh eye.
This is horrible but I am guilty of doing this, especially to those I love most.

As a result, people tend to crave your approval. Perhaps my kids do this. I don’t know of anyone else who would.

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