RockinRarity

Oooooo I like the Bronyland one. Myers-Briggs, I am technically Fluttershy. But I'm not quite so shy/submissive/non-confrontational... plus I like logic and intelligence and all that fun stuff, so Twilight makes sense as well, even though Twilight and I don't share the same personality type. We don't make decisions in the same way.

For calling Rarity a lady

mqvgca gldrn evgg I typed with a coffee mug and a glass. Two hooves. Next: Gorgonzola cheese and the finest wine

Necroing this thread because I want to respond. I've been learning about Personality Type off and on and I like discussing it. I'm an ISFP. Every time I've taken the test though my percentages have been different. I've gotten ISFJ at times when I've taken it as well, but whenever I compare the traits of a J versus a P, I lean heavily towards the P traits. I just occasionally have strong J tendencies. Then again, I have tendencies for all the other opposing letters but I don't think they're as strong. Yes I agree that the majority of people are saying that they're introverted is because the majority of people who develop social lives on the Internet are definitely introverted. They get the benefits of developing a social life without draining their energy by physically being around people. There is definitely something very appealing to that. Also, I don't completely agree with the MLP chart. For example, I think that Twilight is an ISTJ not an INTP, and many of these other letters are simply forced fill-ins because they needed a pony representative. Now I don't really know what Apple Bloom's MBTI is, but I find that saying she's an ENTP is a bit of a stretch for some reason. But perhaps this is better for another thread.

Hmph!

It's not about a particular age range, necessarily. If you say that people shouldn't get married until their mid-twenties, for example, then under simple conclusions that would make marriages that happen before that age stupid, and marriages that happen around or after that age smart. Not everyone is ready to marry at 27, and some are ready to marry at 21. The reason for divorce, I think, is primarily because people get married for the wrong reasons. Instead of marrying out of real love for one another, perhaps one of the parties needs healing and they think that one particular person will solve their problems, or one of the parties needs to gain independence from their family, or they're trying to get over a previous lover. They use the institution of marriage to make them happy, believing that it will get rid of their personal problems, rather than finding the real solution to their life problems before tying the knot. I do like to believe that most people know how to do at least some introspective thinking, and they know how to dig deep to solve their own emotional problems rather than use another means to make themselves happy. But there are still many people who rely on "things" to hide their problems, whether they realize it or not. Some of the most common and extreme "things" are alcohol and drugs. But some people are addicted to other "things," like shopping and the Internet. Others are addicted to sex and/or emotional relationships. People who simply like being in a stable relationship will feel like their life is being held together by something that couldn't have possibly been there before the relationship started. The fact of the matter is that life is unpredictable and relationships are so much more complicated than some people realize. You can't just get a spouse and call that spouse yours forever and expect him/her to do everything you want him/her to do... after all, s/he's a human being too! S/he will make mistakes and do things that will make you angry. You will fight, especially as you get to know and interact with each other more. You will get hurt. Your expectations will be broken, maybe shattered. But that's because we're human and we make mistakes. Another human being cannot fix your problems as if this other human being is a god. There is hope. You can reconcile, and you can forgive. You can promise to do better, and if you are devoted to keeping that promise, you will eventually become better. It's not easy, but whoever said that the true ability to love was easy?

Wait, I forgot what I was doing.