Did your life experiences shape or change your personality type?

[Danny_dan92]

When I was younger I was always smiling and was more social. More of an extrovert.


Throughout my life, I was betrayed and hurt by many.


Resulting into becoming more secluded and isolated from society. I can still have conversations with people. But I’ve become very selective with who’m I interact with.

[OneViewpoint]

LOL, people who are just getting to know me almost always assume that the military made me the way I am. They can't seem to understand when I tell them that the military was effortless for me. I was formed in a different crucible before I ever became an Army officer.

[Danny_dan92]

11A?

[OneViewpoint]

At my roots. I was well beyond that the by the day I received my commission at age 21. MOS training was sort of an afterthought and formality.

[Staximus]

Yeah, I used to help out a lot of people with whatever I could. I realized a few years back to some people just want me around to fix their problems because I'm so good at it. So now I only help people who actually want me around when I'm not fixing their problems.

[Agape93]

Not sure. I've always been like this, but I used to have hope and a sense of fair play and love for strangers. Life experiences have killed those aspects.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Like 98% of our personalities is just amalgamations of trauma responses, the other 2% is who we are at our core.

[leahzrc]

Yeah, I used to be happier. I am faithful in Jesus and I know that means being cast away from the world.

[Eddaisy]

Nothing can change me, no bitter experience or experience I have experienced spoils my essence. My character and self are always the same, my essence is the same.

[Anonymous]

to some degree yes

but most of my changes came from seeing things logically

for example MSM tells you the BLM riots are peaceful while cities are burning down

[exitseven]

Yes, I grew up poor and s a result I am a cheap bastard.

[Sal_Monella]

My personality type shaped my life experiences.

[NaultD]

Attachment Style theory.

[jahaims]

Duh, that's literally how humans develop