- Lock my life with you ;

Saturday, November 7, 2009

The word 'disturb' shall and will not appear in my dictionary!

Blogged @ 9:54 PM
A little too not over you -

Thursday, November 5, 2009

FIRST MATE TYPE
Extroverted--Intuitive---Feeling--Perceiving
-----E----------N-----------F---------P
--------Strength of the preferences %
-----44--------25-----------50-------11

SECOND MATE TYPE
Extroverted--Intuitive---Feeling--Perceiving
-----E----------N-----------F---------P
--------Strength of the preferences %
-----11--------12-----------12-------22

MatchIndex = 91% good
Your information compatibility is good. Below is an analysis of your relationship together with some recommendations for the optimal behavior in your particular case.

Indices\Compatibility Bad Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Good
---------------------25%-37%-----38%-62%--------63%-86%------87%-100%

MatchIndex-----------------------------------------------------------------*
Expression-----------------------------------------------------------------* Perception-----------------------------------------------------------------*
Processing-----------------------------------------------------------------*
Implementation-------------------------------------------------------------*

Your preferences on "Expression" – one of the information compatibility criteria - are the same. One of you is a moderately expressed extrovert and the other one is a slightly expressed extrovert.
This correlation of personal traits regarding the criterion "Expression" is sufficiently favorable for your relationship because you express your attitude to the surrounding world in the same way.
It follows from the above that there is a sufficiently wide range of situations in which the partners together can feel comfortable. Activities to undertake together may include socializing with groups of people, attending parties, visiting museums, going to the movies, dining out, shopping, and going on outings.
It is almost certain that there are no tension points regarding the "Expression" criterion in your relationship. Nevertheless, you should avoid situations which can cause tension in your relationship because of the partners' extroversion. Extroversion traits of both of you can lead to discomfort in relations if you are limited over a long period to a small number of human contacts.

Your preferences on "Perception" – one of the information compatibility criteria - are the same. One of you is a moderately expressed intuitive person and the other one is a slightly expressed intuitive person.
Such an interelation of personal traits regarding the criterion "Perception" is favorable for your relationship because you both perceive the surrounding world in the same intuitive way.
With this combination of personal traits there is a sufficiently wide range of situations which both partners can understand and solve. Situations may include the discussion and solving of on-going problems, which require a general understanding, the ability to see ahead as well as ability to meet present requirements.
It is almost certain that there are no tension points regarding the "Perception" criterion in your relationship. Nevertheless, situations should be avoided which might cause tension in your relationship because of your primarily intuitive perception of the world. Preference of the more general, theoretical-abstract perception of reality might lead to tension in relations if both of you are forced to solve primarily practical questions requiring immediate concrete decisions. It is clear that the necessity to solve this type of problem will cause tension in intuitive partners.

Your preferences on "Processing" – one of the information compatibility criteria - are the same. One of you is a moderately expressed feeling person and the other one is a slightly expressed feeling person.
Such a correlation of personal traits regarding the criterion "Processing" is favorable for your relationship because you both react in the same emotional way to situations.
Thus we see that there is a sufficiently wide range of situations in which the partners interrelate easily. These may include problems involving personal relations, an individual approach and, to some extent, firmness in solving them.
It is almost certain that there are no tension points regarding the "Processing" criterion in your relationship. However, because both of you deal with events in an emotional way, you should avoid making decisions together on questions requiring a strictly logical objective approach. Obviously, the need to resolve this type of problem will cause tension in the feeling partners.

Your preferences on "Implementation" – one of the information compatibility criteria - are the same. One of you is a slightly expressed perceiving person and the other one is a slightly expressed perceiving person.
Such an interrelation of personal traits regarding the criterion "Implementation" is favorable for your relationship because you both implement your ideas and adapt to various situations in the same way.
Thus we see that there is a sufficiently wide range of situations in which the partners can interrelate easily. These situations may include problems requiring flexibility and searching for unusual approaches as well as, to certain extent, planning in their implementation.
It is almost certain that there are no tension points regarding the "Implementation" criterion in your relationship. However, you should avoid situations which could cause tension in your relationship because of both partners' preference for improvisation and flexibility in their approach to a solution. These spontaneity and flexibility of the partners might lead to tension in relations if both of you have to make decisions which primarily require planning and deadlines. Attempting to solve this type of problem will cause tension in the perceiving partners.

Blogged @ 9:51 PM
A little too not over you -