Which labels would you put on yourself?

[Savy 5,439]

• Misty fanatic
• Silverstream fanatic
• Brony
• Hazbin Hotel lover
• G5 supporter
• Bird enthusiast
• Wannabe voice actor
• Loyal and kind friend
• Shy af
• Hug dealer

[ZiggWheelsManning 15,926]

• Lyra Heartstrings
• Bon Bon
• Slow
• Unfocused

[EpicEnergy 23,256]

- INSANE

- crazy

- gamer

- energy incarnate

- MTN addict

- unofficial programmer

- bookreader

- volatile

- mentally unstable

- weird

- chaotic

- technology enthusiast

- brony

Edited July 30, 2024 by Supernova Energy

[Meisterburger 1,651]

I don’t believe in labeling myself. I’m a blank page for everyone else to write down what they think of me. Some are good and some are not so good. What do I care? Labels don’t define my soul. 
 

Based from a psychologist Carl Jung, in quote 

“You may feel as though this person embodies everything you wish you could be: confident, at ease, and free-spirited. According to Jung, this isn't just admiration; rather, this person might be reflecting qualities within you that are waiting to be developed. The qualities you admire so much in this individual might actually represent parts of yourself that you either don't yet recognize or haven't integrated.”

“This process is known as positive projection, where we see in others what we yearn to cultivate within ourselves. Projection, however, doesn't always manifest in an idealized way. Sometimes it shows us the darker sides of our personality—those qualities that we might wish to ignore or repress.”

 

“For instance, if someone you encounter consistently irritates or even repels you, it's worth examining why. According to Jung, such reactions can be a form of negative projection, where we project the shadowy aspects of our psyche the traits we deny or suppress onto others. These are parts of ourselves that we often consider undesirable the hidden facets we're reluctant to acknowledge.

This is what Jung calls the shadow, and it holds our repressed desires, fears, and hidden impulses. When we experience strong negative feelings towards someone, this person may, in fact, be revealing aspects of our shadow that we need to face and understand. In a way, even a negative obsession with someone can be a mirror, showing us parts of ourselves that are asking for acceptance and healing.“

 

So if I do have one label for myself it would ‘Shadow’. People showed their shadows similar to mine because I know I can shoulder theirs too. But it’s simple: either we face the hell together, or my shadow overpowers yours.

[Longhaul 9,980]

I don't label myself because there's too many other people putting labels on me.