Analyzing my 'Bloginality'

So, this is what 'bloginality' says my blogging personality is:

As an ENFP, you are Extraverted, iNtuative, Feeling , Perceiving.
This makes your primary focus on Extraverted Intuition with Introverted Feeling.

This is defined as a NF personality, which is part of Carl Jung's Idealist (Identity Seeking) type, and more specifically the Champions or Inspirer.

As a weblogger, you may not be consistant in posts. Although, if you find a specific focus on their journal or a very flexible manner of writing, it may be more fufilling. Because you are warm and see so many posibilities in life, you may inspire others to follow in your footsteps with a journal.

My Bloginality is ENFP!!!

I find this very interesting, because through the years, I have noticed that I tend to ebb and flow between being an outgoing person and somewhat of a recluse. I have taken these tests before, and come out as an introverted person who just doesn't like people. How can I be both, an extrovert who longs for an identity among their peers, yet also an introvert who longs to live in a cave in some far away mountains? Is the answer in Jung's concept of the shadow?

Most people whom I know seem to have two sides. The "I don't want to deal with anyone," side and the "I neeeeeed people," side. I've seen many try to deny the existence of their other side, yet to the outside observer, it is plainly obvious that their other side is real.

I won't be coming up with any answers on this one. Maybe if, once I go back to college, I enroll in a Psychology course, I will have some more insight. As I am sure you can probably tell, I am one that analyzes things to death. Look forward to much analyzing, a tad bit of inconsistency, and questions; some answered, and some, not so much. ;)

Happy First Post

Happy 2005, to an audience as of yet, undiscovered. While I have been a user of online journals in the past, I am relatively new to the world of public blogging. I've read others' blogs, I have contemplated starting one of my own, however, I've never actually been sure that I had anything worthwhile to say. And, perhaps, I really don't have anything worthwhile to say. Who knows? The point is, I now have a place to say what I may, be it worthwhile, or otherwise. I shall venture to write for my own enjoyment, my own amusement, and my own need for creative expression. I have no shortage of opinions, and I am sure that some of them will make their way here. I also have no lack of love for commas, and I'm sure many of them will make their way here, as well.