3 personality types that make you unique

Personality Reveals Who You Really Are. It covers both your physical and mental characteristics that make you different from others, unique. But, sometimes, we have wanted to identify ourselves within a group with other people who have the same or similar traits as us. We are talking about personality types.

There are several theories in this regard.but we are going to stick to one that differentiates between personality A, personality B and a third type called C. This classification of personalities was highly criticized at the time and the debate is still not closed.

Personality type A and B were determined by Friedman and Rosenmann in 1959.. These two guys were complete opposites. In this way, individuals could identify with one or the other more easily, without the usual problem of feeling that your personality has a little of A and a little of B.

But, It was not until 1980 when Morris and Creer came up with another different type, which they named “personality C.”. This type allowed people who did not feel identified with the previous ones to fit into this group. Or maybe not? Today we are going to discover what each of these personality types reveals to us.

1. Type A personality

Do you recognize that person who is always in a hurry? Is anyone in your family addicted to work? Individuals who fall into this type are very hyperactive., energetic and splendidly productive. This makes them give everything to their work and forget, a little, about family and friends.

With all this, personality A is characterized by competitiveness, that need to be better than others that, sometimes, can lead us to step on those around us in order to achieve what we want. This can result in great aggressiveness that is present, disqualifying the work of others and denying help to those who need it.

With this basis, The people who fall into this group are terribly cold, at least that’s the impression they give. They repress their emotions, are insensitive and always appear tough and firm. Sometimes this is all a façade to suppress a terrible insecurity. Without a doubt, they are very susceptible to diseases such as stress or anxiety.

2. Type B personality

Contrary to the previous one, People who fit into this type are very calm and do not tend to get stressed easily.. Because of all this, they tend to be late for many appointments, but they don’t get nervous about it. They have all the time in the world.

People with personality B are also great lovers of sleep, so getting up early or sleeping less than 8 hours is not in your plans. This makes them lead a very calm life, without pressure. In fact, they don’t mind not competing to be better than others.

They recognize their limits and feel comfortable with how they are. They don’t have to be better than anyone else. People with this type of personality accept life as it is, allowing everything to take its course.

One of the great characteristics of this type of personality is that people are usually very empathetic and warm. They have no problem socializing as they attract people with their charming smile. In addition, they are very attractive because of the great confidence they have in themselves. It is normal for them to have great self-esteem.

3. Type C personality

This last type is the most controversial, since encloses the most passive and submissive beings. People who can identify with this group feel helpless in the face of certain stressful situations or unexpected events. No matter how hard they try, they can’t help but feel helpless.

This causes them to be, many times, victims of abuse and manipulative people., since they appear submissive and conformist to what is coming to them. They are not able to make decisions, they are very afraid of doing so and their insecurity is much more serious than what people of personality group A may seem.

A consequence of belonging to this group is that People inhibit their emotions, that is, they keep them to themselves. In this way, they swallow anger, disappointment, sadness, and are unable to express them to vent. This causes serious depression problems.

A, B, C from Buddhist Psychology

Have you identified with any of these groups? These types of personalities go back many years and there are several things that have changed. That’s why, It has been a highly criticized typology that, for many, lacked and lacks rigor. What do you think?which of these personality types do you think you could belong to?

Maybe you belong a little to all three or none. And the personality or the “I” from Buddhist Psychology is a concept created to identify ourselves with an entity that does not exist as we believe it does. According to Buddhist Psychology, The “I” is constantly changing, in this way, it is difficult to anchor yourself in a specific type of personality.. Change is something present in our lives. He who was impatient in his day can be calm today. Thus, he would have gone from Personality A to Personality B.

In this way, it points out the importance of not anchoring oneself to a way of being and being open to experience and learning. If we have identified with one of the three personality types, it does not mean that we have to be that way for life. What’s better than being free and evolving!

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