Monday, January 3, 2011

What's Your Power Color?




Your Power Color Is Indigo



At Your Highest:



You are on a fast track to success - and others believe in you.



At Your Lowest:



You require a lot of attention and praise.



In Love:



You see people as how you want them to be, not as how they are.



How You're Attractive:



Your dramatic flair makes others see you as mysterious and romantic.



Your Eternal Question:



"Does This Work Into My Future Plans?"




Oooooh! A quiz with many little segments to it! This should be fun to analyze!
At my highest: That appears to be correct. My boyfriend thinks I'll be a fantastic lawyer one day. My parents have always had high expectations that I've since placed on myself. So, yes, at my best I feel like I can do anything.
At my lowest: I can be so needy, especially when I'm down. I need to feel like I'm doing something well, and I need someone to tell me that I am. My boyfriend is now usually the source of this praise.
In love: This one could be a little off. I think I see my boyfriend as he is, not as how I'd necessarily like him to be. He's wonderful, but not perfect. He's hot headed and gets frustrated easily. He's too self-critical. He's hyper and sometimes too childlike. But I love him.
How I'm attractive: Well, I can be over-dramatic, but not until I get to know someone. My boyfriend thought I was sort of mysterious before we met, but that was because I don't talk much until I really get to know someone. Add to that the fact that I'm attractive to that someone and don't want to act like a fool, and I'll be even less talkative. But I don't find myself to be some mysterious dramatic figure. I'm just quiet. I think it makes me appear snotty, which I swear I am not!
Eternal Question: I am thinking of my future quiet a bit. I always have, really. My thoughts have changed quite a bit recently. I used to think I'd always be alone, but having a sweet, amazing boyfriend has thrown everything for a loop!! I'm actually thinking about having a family and kids and how that could work in a timeline. I'm only 22 and sometimes I feel like my biological clock is just ticking away. I want a career and a family, so I spend a lot of time trying to figure out things- what I want exactly in my future, and how what I'm doing now will affect that future.

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