A Very Negative Personality Test

An online quiz with a difference!! Find out the worst about your worst personality traits.

I got:







Brute
You are 42% Rational, 0% Extroverted, 57% Brutal, and 57% Arrogant.
You are the Brute! You are introverted, arrogant, brutal, and more intuitive than rational. Like a big, dumb animal, you are driven by your emotions more than your reason, and as a result of the fact that you care very little for the feelings of others, you tend to be rather selfish. You also possibly fling your own poo. Because of your selfishness, you also tend to be a bit arrogant, seeing yourself as big or strong or smart or always correct. This makes you a stubborn, irrational, emotion-driven brute. King Kong best represents the gorilla-version of your personality. Emotional, introverted (King Kong was isolated on his own island, after all), brutal, and arrogant (proud to be the largest ape on Earth!), Kong would probably get along very well with you, seeing as how you share many of the same traits. Aside from, you know, all the fur. You probably keep to yourself and take great pleasure in watching fat people fall down stairs. (But who doesn't, really?) You probably also have dreams of becoming famous or well-known, but this most likely won't happen because your introversion limits your Hollywood connections. Being introverted, ape-like, and arrogant isn't so bad, though. It beats being dead. So your personality defect is simply that you act like a large, overgrown ape that thinks highly of itself whilst brutalizing buxom blondes. Or something.

Try to stay off of buildings.

To put it less negatively:

1. You are more INTUITIVE than rational.

2. You are more INTROVERTED than extroverted.

3. You are more BRUTAL than gentle.

4. You are more ARROGANT than humble.

Compatibility:

Your exact opposite is the Hand-Raiser.

Other personalities you would probably get along with are the Class Clown, the Schoolyard Bully, and the Sociopath.


Link: The Personality Defect Test written by saint_gasoline


Anyways, now that I've finished attempting to format that smaller... umm, I was going to say that most of my results are close to 50%, so could go either way, like intuitive OR rational.
So that is disappointing, my result is ambiguous. :(

Comments

aynz said…
How the HELL did you rate as a brute? 0% extroverted I can understand but did you answer positively to those physical violence questions? I mean honestly Marie, I know you come out of your shell once you know people but I didn't see you as the violent time... ;-)
Monday, 23 April, 2007
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