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this time I will provide a response and continually ask my self why I answered that way to provide the most high quality info.

1. Give a general description of yourself. How old are you?

18, I work at the deli.

Why did I answer that way?

My inner world, which is hidden, is of no concern for other people. This include preferences, beliefs, etc. I could’ve also given out details of how I live my life, what i wear/eat, my routine, etc. these are not significant parts of my identity. I suppose what makes my identity is what I do that makes a contribution to the system, or the world.

Elaborate. Why that conclusion?

this is where it gets harder. But you have to squeeze really hard on coal to get diamonds. Perhaps I quantify my worth based on my impact on society. If I died tomorrow, what would fall in my absence? Who would miss me? Wow! Looks like I struck gold.

2. What do you do as a job or as a career (if you have one)? Do you like it? Why or why not? If you are not working, what kind of job do you want to do or what are you studying?

I work at the deli, once again. I’m not the biggest fan of working there. I hate to say it, but it doesn’t live up to my vision of what a good deli should be. Fresh, high quality meats, developing relationships with customers, overall an atmosphere of welcoming and care for the services and products sold. This is lofty, but I would prefer if people took more pride in what they are selling. It just makes everything better.

Why that conclusion?

Taking pride in your work is the key to fulfillment. You feel it, and your customers feel it as well. They will flock to your services because they can trust you to either deliver the highest quality or learn and improve from your mistakes.

Why gravitate towards this belief?

I suppose I have a tendency to be more meticulous and caring towards my work. I also want to maximize life fulfillment, and that’s also why I gravitate towards that reasoning.

Why?

Im guessing Its just a tendency. anyone can be meticulous and caring towards their work, the reasons may vary towards this biological impulse. But why maximize life fulfillment? I dont know, I’ve been told somewhere that more fulfillment = better. I believe that happiness and fulfillment are the ultimate goals in life.

But, Why?

Like I said, I’ve been told that. Society (I think) tells us to prioritize these things. It makes sense, right? By achieving happiness and fulfillment, you are more likely to be altruistic and care for others. You are more likely to leave the world better than you found it. It also just feels good.

Why chase the good feeling?

I believe that humans must not ignore their most primitive of impulses. We are born with it, we must not deny them. Through the development of society, we learn to ingratiate these inner urges, impulses, while maintaining a coherent society where everyone is supported.

Interesting. Why do you gravitate towards that belief? 

Can we move on? Anyways, I don’t know. I suppose it’s vague enough to also apply to aliens who may think very differently, so it’s useful in that regard? I’m grasping at straws here. Let’s just move on.

3. If you had to spend an entire weekend by yourself, how would you feel? Would you feel lonely or refreshed?

Refreshed. This is because I feel more restricted around people. I put more boundaries on my behavior, and it when people are gone, I like to finally run on alpha 1.0 of myself and really explore my environment. I used to fantasize of being completely alone in my old church and really exploring it and playing around with the items, running around in the hallways and exploring hidden spaces. I suppose it’s a deeply suppressed part of myself that is almost completely gone.

thats all for now, I will add more questions and responses later when I have time. Feel free to ask me more questions. I will also ask for justifications, maybe even offer counterarguments if you declare my type in the comments below. Any help is appreciated!



Attempt no. 3. Please type me.