I believe everyone is born with a base personality type. But once you discover your personality type, you can start changing the negative habits. As an INTJ teenager, I can easily relate to being disliked and shamed for being the smartest person in the class and not being afraid to show it. But because of how my school is, it doesn't let me be an INTJ. People think I'm an extrovert because I speak in class. It's not because I like speaking; it's because I want the participation grade. I can't be mean to people I hate because I won't be on the good side of teachers. Even though I have distasteful and dark thoughts running through my mind and I smile at how good it'll feel to ruin my enemies, I need to have those nice reports from teachers.
I'm not happy that you managed to switch your personality. I'll say nice job instead. I hope you have a good, supportive group of friends, because I certainly wouldn't like having a friend who's said things that you've said in your comment here.
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I believe everyone is born with a base personality type. But once you discover your personality type, you can start changing the negative habits. As an INTJ teenager, I can easily relate to being disliked and shamed for being the smartest person in the class and not being afraid to show it. But because of how my school is, it doesn't let me be an INTJ. People think I'm an extrovert because I speak in class. It's not because I like speaking; it's because I want the participation grade. I can't be mean to people I hate because I won't be on the good side of teachers. Even though I have distasteful and dark thoughts running through my mind and I smile at how good it'll feel to ruin my enemies, I need to have those nice reports from teachers.
I'm not happy that you managed to switch your personality. I'll say nice job instead. I hope you have a good, supportive group of friends, because I certainly wouldn't like having a friend who's said things that you've said in your comment here.