Sunday, March 31, 2019

WEEK6: p e r s o n a l i t y t e s t



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The first personality test I took was the who am I attracted to test.
- It said that I was attracted to intelligent and happy people. Specifically, those who were well groomed and looked nice.

The second test I took was the self-peer personality test with my sister Sandra.
- This test was pretty accurate because, as sisters, we grew up together, see each other 24/7, annoy each other and know each other's weaknesses and strengths. We described each other pretty well with our ratings of ourselves and each other.
The third test I took was the Jung Typology Test
 ESFP
Extravert(25%)  Sensing(12%)  Feeling(28%)  Perceiving(16%)
  • You have moderate preference of Extraversion over Introversion (25%)
  • You have slight preference of Sensing over Intuition (12%)
  • You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (28%)
  • You have slight preference of Perceiving over Judging (16%)
- This is true because of my temptations to analyze situations rather than judge right away.

The fourth personality test I took showed the differences in my personality. For example, am I more extroverted or introverted?
The results I received are pretty accurate, 
- 57% extroverted
-53% intuitive
- 63% feeling
- 64% judging 
- 63% turbulent 
The fifth one I took was the Dark Side of Personality Test. My results were 30% narcissist meaning I am not a very self-confident person and I don't think super highly of myself, 80% Machiavellian which meant that I am a person who is concerned with my social image and that I know how to work well with others, 32% psychopathic which meant that I know how my actions will affect others. 
- I think these results were decently accurate because I am pretty insecure at some points. I always strive to work well with others trying to avoid drama in general, and that I care about what others perceive me as. This is why I rather talk misunderstandings out with others rather than ignore it and "prefer not to talk" about things and assume/jump to conclusions. Because being that type of person I believe won't get me anywhere in life, if I can't address my problems and get the facts out how will I know what information is true and false.

Friday, March 22, 2019

WEEK 5: o u r n o s e

NOSES! 
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Our noses are very unique, they help us smell things every day whether it is pleasant or unpleasant. 
Do you ever wonder why you can smell something for such a long time? Such as perfume or stinky tuna?
Well according to this article, it says a long-lasting scent can be stuck to your nose hairs or your clothing that causes this constant inhalation of that scent.
Be careful though, if you can't get rid of a smell for a long time, you can be suffering from a smell disorder called parosmia. Another disorder for the nose can be phantosmia, where your brain and nose are basically making up scents.
https://www.rd.com/health/wellness/smells-stuck-in-your-nose/

Sunday, March 3, 2019

WEEK 4: l i f e s t o r y


SOOOOOOO my life began 17 years and 14 days ago.
My first steps began when I was around 10 months old and my first word was "mama." I was a very dramatic and depressed baby when I was younger. My dad and mom were constantly at work trying to provide the best life for me emotionally and financially since they just moved to America in 2000. According to my grandma and uncle that basically raised me, I would cry for hours and stop when my mom would get home. One time they got very mad and put me in the backyard and wouldn't let me in until I stopped crying. Fast forwarding to middle school, I went to Sugar Land Middle school, but then got transferred to Dulles middle because of the rezoning. It was a big change because SLMS was very spirited as you can see from the picture below, and in Dulles middle, I felt there were not many spirit days and if there was, the whole school would not participate in them.

Now moving onto high school...
I plan to graduate Dulles High school in the fall of 2020, going to either HBU, Baylor, UTA, or UH to major in neuroscience or law, I haven't decided yet :') and minor in Psychology!
After I have completed my 4 years, I would do an internship to get more experience for another year than apply to Law school or Medical school.
I plan to marry a man that is charming, understanding and adventurous.
My retirement plan is to have enough money that will last me the whole lifetime then I will start a nonprofit organization and travel the world with my husband.
I plan to have 2 kids, maybe adopt, and their names are undecided as of now.
I will either start having kids at 28 or adopt at 29.