If there's one thing most Americans feel more strongly about than how the "other" political party is wrong, it's probably related to how American ideals are right by definition

I think there's even a term for it!

This post is not really related but a continuance sorta.

There was a reddit post on relationship and someone devastated their husband or wife of a long time came out as trans and they broke up. Maybe the post was antitrans propoganda but people were discussing wether the person was a bad person /deceitful or their actions because of societal norms or whatever.

Someone posted a psych (lol psych) vid of the way we judge peoples actions, if someone cuts you off is it because you are a terrible person or because they maybe missed their exit or didn't see you or had an emergency or whatever. I can't find the video and think it's probably a false dichotomy between the two, but lots of times we do the first.

jingoism?

and some bush judges are on there too, and he also lost the popular vote, and possibly even the electoral college one too! lol

Quiz is stupid and I feel attacked

96/100 openness to experience
46/100 agreeableness
38/100 conscientiousness
92/100 negative emotionality
71/100 extroversion

Very high compassion, very low respectfulness and trust

Sounds about right tbh

you ****ers got me to take it ugh *sigh*

Openness to experience
96 out of 100
Agreeableness
46 out of 100
Conscientiousness
21 out of 100
Negative emotionality
92 out of 100
Extraversion
25 out of 100


"You’re more likely to smoke, more likely to drink, more likely to eat junk food and not exercise enough"

i don't smoke, rarely drink, and never eat junk food. def don't get exercise though

btw, if i had taken this quiz before the pandemic i would have scored way differently

whoa, openness, agreeableness, and negative emotionality we got the exact same numbers

Obv why we became good friends

I take hits on openness due to lack of creative imagination. Doesn't seem fair.

~90/100 negative emotion sounds exhausting

Well, I didn’t really ask for the trauma that gave me complex PTSD, but I’m medicated now and healthy. There are just certain things I can’t get back, like trust and seeing the best in people, and I have to live with that the best I can.

But yes, being suspicious of everyone all the time in order to survive is definitely exhausting

Was surprised by the first value.

Openness to experience=75 out of 100
Agreeableness=25 out of 100
Conscientiousness=71 out of 100
Negative emotionality=25 out of 100
Extraversion=21 out of 100

Openness to experience
63 out of 100
Agreeableness
54 out of 100
Conscientiousness
38 out of 100
Negative emotionality
13 out of 100
Extraversion
50 out of 100

83
79
46
29
42

that explains a lot

yes it is *sigh*

its something i've worked on throughout my life. i have systems/routines to deal with it, but the pandemic has pretty much ruined them.

openness-63
agreeableness-13
conscientiousness-58
negative emotionality-8
extraversion-92

from your favorite local narcistic sociopath..

you don’t seem very agreeable, slighted

I’m guessing such low negative personality means very little depression/anxiety

yeah i don't really have anxiety over much if anything.

this judge i worked with a lot when i was a new attorney used to say that i didn't have the wiring for stress..

of course he also said that i was the most likely new attorney he tutored to either a) become him, and/or b) end up in front of him as a defendant...

openness to experience 96 out of 100
agreeableness 75 out of 100
conscientiousness 42 out of 100
negative emotionality 17 out of 100
extraversion 38 out of 100

wow good job sun!