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Source: ColorGenics Test
It’s accurate in a way…but as usual, I’ll deny something. My comments are in brackets at the end of each paragraph. If you think otherwise, feel free to express your opinion.

Name: Angie
Date: Wednesday 13th 2010f October 2010 02:06:09 PM
Colorgenics Number: 2/7/3/4/1/5/0/6/

You are trying to prove to others that nothing can really affect you. You are pretending to be stoical – indifferent to pain or pleasure and indeed even superior to any form of weakness. As a result, more often than not, you unfortunately act with undue harshness or severity by adopting an autocratic and self-willed attitude. (Yeah, this is…pretty much correct in every way. Though I don’t think it’s with that much harshness.)

You are a true extrovert, frivolous and outgoing. You need to feel in control of any situation. If matters are not proceeding according to plan you tend to get extremely irritable and perhaps become difficult to live with. (Me, outgoing? Not at all. I’m still waiting for people to talk to me first. Besides, I’m usually more of an introvert in other tests. Also, I don’t get ‘extremely’ irritable. Well, maybe just a little bit…)

You are a demanding egocentric and therefore quick to take offence. This attitude makes people feel somewhat inadequate when in your company and so it is no wonder that at times you feel alone and unwanted. (No, I’m not quick to take offense. I might look like it, but I’m really not. Maybe, at some points, but even that I try not to show it… Perhaps I’m not convincing enough? I don’t know.)

You are holding back. You need to find friends in whom you can trust and once they have proved themselves beyond all possible doubt you will be prepared to give them your all. The existing situation is not of your liking – you have an unsatisfied need for mental stimulation with others whose standards are as high as your own. Trying to control your instincts the way you do restricts your ability to open up to others and the way you feel at this time is suggestive of ‘total surrender’. This is not to your liking as you consider such thoughts as weaknesses that need to be overcome. You feel that only by control, controlling your innermost thoughts, are you able to maintain your air of superiority. You want to be admired for yourself alone and not for what you can do or for what you may have done. In essence ‘you need to be needed’ and at the same time ‘you need to need’. (Er, this must be the most accurate part of all?…)

You need to be respected as an exceptional individual. This is the only way that you can hope to achieve the status that you wish to achieve. You set yourself very high standards – and come what may – you abide by them. (Finally, yes.)

And then I took it another time, which I think is slightly more accurate.

Name: Angie
Date: Wednesday 13th 2010f October 2010 05:15:17 PM
Colorgenics Number: 3/7/1/5/6/4/2/0/

You feel as if you have missed out on a great deal that life had to offer and you go about trying to make up for past failures. Naturally at times you get depressed and you try to compensate for your ‘missed opportunities’ by living your life to the full. This is what, perhaps, may be described as ‘living with exaggerated intensity’. In this way you feel you can break the chains of the past and start again – and it could be that you are right. (Exactly what I feel now.)

You are a very warm and emotional individual but unfortunately in the past too many people have taken advantage of this sensitive trait. You need aesthetic surroundings, or an equally sensitive and understanding partner with whom to share a warm understanding. (…Yes, I guess.)

You are a perfectionist in everything that you put your hand to. You are demanding and very exacting in the standards you apply to your choice of colleagues and friends -perhaps you demand too much from people. That perfection you seek in a particular person is illusive – perhaps it does not even exist. (Not completely a perfectionist, but maybe just in some ways. I try not to demand too much though. I’m pretty sure I don’t, at least.)

Your ability to withstand the pressures of everyday life have been overtaxed and this is leading to stress and frustrations. It would seem that for the time being you have lost the resilience and strength of will necessary to contend with existing difficulties. You feel that it is all ‘too much’ and, try as you may, you are getting nowhere. But to give you credit, you continue to stand your ground and pursue your objectives with a fierce intensity. Naturally this situation is subjecting you to intolerable stress and pressure from which you would dearly like to escape, but you can not bring yourself to make the necessary decision. As a result you remain firmly involved in the problem and you can neither view it objectively nor get rid of it – you cannot leave it alone and you feel that you will only be at peace when you have reached your objective. (This…used to be very much like me. But then again, it’s still me now, just that I’m standing stronger than before.)

The fear that you may not be able to fulfil or realise all of your ambitions makes you work and play hard. The thought of being prevented from achieving the things you want leads you to play your part with frantic fervour. (So very much like me.)