[aconite]

Type 7: Keep me away from inward pain and I will be the life of the party.

I can't imagine myself saying that, sorry.

Type 7. With very energetic enthusiasm bordering on mania: Do what I say, it'll be FUN!

That's more likely ;)

[holyrockthrower]

I'll put in my two cents about Type 7:

The biggest barrier to me accepting it was that I have no conception of "fleeing from inner pain". Those who know me best would probably say I dwell in it (especially when I was a teenager).

But--here's the thing--my moods switch off so readily. I might be depressed one minute, and totally fine the next. This takes no conscious effort on my part, it just happens. Often times, when dealing with a situation like the deaths of my grandparents, I simply feel nothing at all. "Oh well, they were old and in pain anyway."

A better catchphrase would be: "Distract me, and we'll do something awesome together!"

[Steel Magnolia]

Type 1: Do what I say because it's the right thing to do.

That works, but I'll also add:

-"Don't you agree with my point of view?" (spoken in an insistent tone)

-"What the hell did you screw up now?! Did you not listen to what I said/told you to do?"