I tend to believe that we fall for the same type of people over and over, even if we’re blind to our own patterns. Do you agree? Take my newest quiz: What’s Your Type? – and comment below to discuss the type you got.
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I tend to believe that we fall for the same type of people over and over, even if we’re blind to our own patterns. Do you agree? Take my newest quiz: What’s Your Type? – and comment below to discuss the type you got.
8 replies on “What’s Your Type?”
I do fall for sensitive types. Even sweet guys. Before, when I thought I was straight, I ended up with the sweet guys but never understood why despite dating guys who were quite the catch anyone girl would want, I did not feel like it was consumate love. I ended up breaking up with them, leaving them confused and in tears. With women, my experience in the past was that I was perhaps a bit too sweet and sensitive, so I kept falling for sensitive women to the point of them being insensitive in one way or another. I am all for being grounded and level headed but I like to laugh and have a quirky sense of humour too, not having to ask for permission to be myself. I do genuinely love people for who they are, I just wish people I date could also strike that level of consciousness where it is important to be yourself as it is to allow others to be themselves, laugh out loud, and not take oneself too seriously all the time.
What is the difference between this and the ‘What type do you fall for’ quiz?
They are very similar. What Type Do You Fall For? gives more stereotype answers. Did you get similar or different results for both?
http://www.blogthings.com/whattypedoyoufallforquiz/results/?result=Sensitive
http://www.blogthings.com/whatsyourtypequiz/results/?result=Rebellious
Here are my results, they are way different, I think the second is the most true about me :p
I agree that they’re very different… unless you like sensitive rebels π
yes, that’s true π
I’m a conservative, but I’m different from a lot of them since I’m unconventional and free spirited, so I got the rebellious result.
Interesting! In my experience, there are definitely a few conservatives that defy stereotypes π