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According to iPersonic, I'm introverted, practical, logical, planning, tradition-conscious, organised, persistent, objective...

According to myPersonality, I'm an ISFP, although my friends see me as an ESTJ....

According to my DISC profile, I'm a high I and S, with C just trailing 1 point behind....

According to...

Yeah, you get my drift.

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Personality tests are supposed to help you understand yourself better, right?

But what happeens when we get "trapped" by them? When, whether consciously or not, we start to "fit into" the results of a certain personality test, when the results MAY NOT be that true?

Or what happens when you use personality tests to justify your behaviour? "Ohh, my DISC profile says I'm a high S and C... so I'm emo-ish...."

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After doing so many personality tests, after enduring a 2 day mind-bashingly boring talk about my personality last year... Do you think I understand myself better?

Who am I? Who are we?

No amount of personality tests can help you answer that question.