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I've gotten to the point where I have no clue what my type is. I've been through multiple types, and I'm not really sure what's really 'me' after all that. I've read descriptions until my eyes just about glaze over. :tongue: But, then, descriptions are supposedly totally useless, right? The functions are confusing as hell. As soon as I think I understand one of them...nope, that's not right.

I hate personality tests, especially the ones where I have to choose in a range (like on PerC's ...

I’m an advocate of the personality test because I think understanding yourself and others are always a good thing. Knowing your personality can be really helpful for many reasons including:

• You can understand why you do things, what motivates you, how you think and what you value
• You can identify your strengths and weakness so you can develop both and especially use what your good at
• You can work to change the things you want to improve
• You can adapt, manage, develop

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I'm trying to gather new names for the 16 personalities, searching for a well-known example that can give a good first impression of the type itself. The examples must be fictional, well-known and not too "reductive" (let's not reduce everything to TV and flicks, I mean). Also, I'd like to avoid repetitions, which means it would be better to have each name picked from a different work. Suggestions are welcome.

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A few weeks ago, I started seeing a lady at my college about all of the trouble I've been having related to procrastination, memory, attention span, etc. at both school, home, and my personal life, and how much it affects me and my relationships with others.

The other week we began filling out an ADD/ADHD checklist as one of many diagnostic tools (I'm not even sure if she's able to give any sort of diagnosis, or if she has to refer me to someone else), and several red flags came up. ...

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