Type

describe 'your type' re. the opposite sex.
def an old topic, but humor me.
just to change things up, describe yourself and how you think/feel you appear to others.

1.evolved
2.crone
3.smokin!

Otay, my type of guy is... one who has destinations and knows how to have fun along the way in getting to them, knows how to carry himself, articulate in everything he says and does... meaning actions are just as thoughtful as his words.

"I, Me and Myself: easygoing, gloomy, moody, tendency to hyperventilate, calm, Penchant to cause Drama, allof, ability to recreate/understand/do anything. alternating between hardworking and just downright lazy. Living contradiction yet consistent. In other words, I'm a simple person with very simple needs and a simple outlook."

haHA! Very close to what I'd write about myself, WBTG 'Cept I'd swap 'broody' for 'gloomy', I dont hyperventilate, and cant really do anything. LOL A very simple person but I believe simplicity translates to very complex these days. And most def. consistently inconsistent! Also, thoughtful, meditative, socially aware...

what people think of me... very down to earth, sensible, warm heart, weird, slightly eccentric, curious and compellingly strange taste in music, 'tough nut to crack', but im pretty sure the nut in here should stay in here

Opposite - A scientist.
Myself - Thinker.

Instead of describing a 'type' I have a question.
Who do you think can cause a person more unhappiness, someone who is your 'type', or someone who is 'not your type'?

I would have always thought it was your type, but I think it could be someone who is not your type. I got this idea from a novel; I will explain it later in more detail if anyone is curious.

ya, types and molds dont necessarily have bearing on happiness. perhaps that mix of who knows what... attraction and devotion, and there's never any saying what those will be like, huh.

So what novel is this, mojo?

CreepyPants, the novel is "Time Regained" by Marcel Proust. It is the last book of the whole cycle of "Remembrance of Things Past." This is easily my favorite book (the whole thing).

I would think someone who is your "type" would cause the most anguish...due to the fact that you have created your ideals and expectations...which no one is aware but yourself...which then eventually causes you cognitive dissonance...as one can only be one's self...

As for my type:

Calm ,smart, funny, ambitious (everyone must have goals), and tall (notice the only physical requierement)...


I see myself: As nice, pretty, calm, open minded, smart...

Not really sure how others see me, but I assume...weird...