What Sort of Human Are You, Exactly?

This week on the blog, we’re talking personality types! 

People love to stick themselves in boxes, and I’m certainly not the exception to that rule. Like most people my age, I grew up with the internet, and if I could get back some of the many hours I’ve spent taking online quizzes meant to tell me who I am, I would be a much more productive member of society. Over my lifetime I’ve identified myself as Type-A, INFJ, and Ravenclaw.

But to give you a better/more confusing picture of myself, here are the results of bunch of Buzzfeed quizzes I took while procrastinating writing this post.

  1. Because of some random choices I made, I am, apparently, a NorwegianForest Cat.

I AM SO COOL WITH THIS RESULT. These giant, grumpy creatures like to climb into highest place in their owner’s houses and only come out for pets and food when they feel like it. So me.

2. After designing a luxury home, I was informed that I should live in Glasgow. TOO LATE BUZZFEED! BEEN THERE, DONE THAT. I studied abroad in Glasgow in college. (And honestly, if we’re moving to the UK, we’re going to Oban.)

Here is some photographic evidence of the time I lived in Glasgow. It was a time before selfies, and I have shockingly few pictures of myself from that semester.

 

3. Based, apparently, on my penchant for gnocchi, Ruffles potato chips, and grilled cheese sandwiches, I am also Brian from Family Guy. Which? I guess is fine? He’s the least objectionable character in that show in my mind.

 

4. Finally, Buzzfeed tells me that because of the Disney characters I picked, I am Cruella DeVille. Which, as villains go, is kind of middle of the road. I could really get on board with her opulent lifestyle and devil-may-care attitude if it weren’t for all the puppy murder and cigarette smoking.

 

 

I hope, dear reader, that this has helped you feel just that much closer to me. Until next time. xoxo

Author: Kaitlyn Sage Patterson

Kaitlyn Sage Patterson grew up with her nose in a book outside the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. After completing her M.F.A., she moved to South Korea, where she taught English and started writing her debut novel. THE DIMINISHED will be published by HarlequinTEEN in April 2018, followed by its sequel in 2019. When she's not staring off into space and trying to untangle some particularly troublesome plot point, she can be found in her kitchen, perfecting the most difficult recipe she can find; or at the barn, where she rides and trains dressage horses; or with her husband, spoiling their sweet rescue dogs.