Oh Mother of Pearl Another Personality Test (part two to Meyer Briggs!)

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I feel like e-Comm is secretly working for the government, and they're trying to gather information about me.

So e-Comm decided that two personality tests aren't enough, they decided to do another. This on took less than five minutes, it was pretty easy and I took a similar one in eighth grade. basically, you pick a description most like you and put a 4. most like you is 3. continue down until you get to 1, which is not like you at all. you add up the total, and the one with the highest total is the most accurate to you personality. This is often compared to a color, or an animal. In this case, it's an animal. My highest number is associated with a Golden Retriever, and my next highest was an Beaver.

who's a good boy???

The test said i'm most like a Golden Retriever, and i'd have to agree with that. I'm good at making friends, I'm loyal. I don't like big changes, I often want security. I'm quite sensitive, and caring. I have few, close and deep relationships. I want to be loved by everyone, and I look for appreciation. I work best with a steady pattern and limited situation.
I'm accommodating, calm, and affirming. But i'm also indecisive, indifferent, unable to properly express my emotions, and I'm too soft on others. I see the need to be more assertive, and I need to hold other people accountable.

oh, dam it!

The second highest score I got was associated with an Beaver. While i'm in no way, shape or form "organized," I am creative, I take my time on things, I don't like sudden changes and I constantly need reassurance. I have high standards, I have an order in my head and I'm pretty respectable. But I also have an unrealistic expectation, both of others and myself, and I'm too perfect at times. I need to see the optimistic side of things, and I need to express flexibility.

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