My personality, apparently..

[cmaried]

The phlegmatic-melancholic is introverted (though less so than the melancholic-phlegmatic), which means that his deep emotions and anxieties tend not to be clearly expressed. They tend to react extremely slowly when confronted by antagonism or strong emotions. They are personable, quiet, and gentle. They value harmonious relationships. When you are

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[djproject]

Which quiz was this? ... Plus this is very old school LJ =p =D

[cmaried]

Oh this is from a catholic dating site. :) cant "copy and paste" it. What's old school lj? The plhegmatic-melancholic personality? Lol

[djproject]

Assuming it was a quiz result, that's old school LJ. Melancholic is a given here =p =]

[karcy]

I remember taking something like this many years ago and I was Choleric-Melancholic. That was when I was much younger though, don't know how I am now.

[cmaried]

Here's the Catholic version :P

[karcy]

Yeah, this is definitely an old result -- I was a very driven teenager, but I think I lost that sense of drive as I grew older. I'm not sure if it is a loss of focus or growth of maturity; I (try to be) less harsh on people who are 'just making excuses for not doing the right thing' (maybe because I keep failing too?) or 'being plain stupid', etc. But I also lost a lot of personal drive... I definitely could empathize with St. Paul when I was younger, even if I couldn't always agree with his views. He was a very learned guy, and it must have hurt him a lot when he was laughed at by the philosophers he had a discourse with.

[cmaried]

I think it's quite awesome to be compared to St. Paul. He was pretty much awesome, and brilliant at that. (We just have to try to understand his very traditional place of women)