Describe yourself in a single word

by **Schala** » Wed Jun 18, 2008 9:25 pm

Chucky wrote:Okay, this may be a language/cultural barrier. Here, we sometimes use the word 'cute' to mean a peson who is lovable, always-smiles, and one who generally brghtens up a room when they enter. They don't necessarily have to be physically cute though.

I don't know if I qualify for this kind of cute, personality wise I'm more girly-childish.

I know this is a just for fun topic but I don't see how anyone could or should describe them self in one word. It makes them trapped into just one trait and with the human personality being so complex it cannot be limited to one adjective. A few words or a sentence is doable but one word is just too abrupt. Just my take though

by **Sparkles** » Fri Jun 20, 2008 7:10 pm

Actually I agree, partly.

Yesterday I would have described myself as 'stupid' but today perhaps I'd choose 'mellow'. Had a bad week I suppose. Other times I'd describe myself as 'confident' or 'flirtatious'.

Perhaps though it will be good for me and other's to look back at what word they chose after a while and remember how things have changed since they described themselves.

by **Chucky** » Fri Jun 20, 2008 7:12 pm

Yeh, I think that you're right too, Psychology 76, but look where this thread is located: It's in the 'Just For Fun' forum. If it were in, say, the depression forum, I think I'd have expressed the same thoughts about the thread as you have now just done.