Personal Narrative: My Personality Project

My project poster board did not take the shape that most poster boards do. In fact, it was cut down and folded meticulously until it reached its final form: a hexagon. And even that hexagon is different than most. It can fold in on itself and produce a new side. Its proper name is Hexaflexagon. On the three sides that are exposed as the hexagon is folded, I have organized different personality symbols and traits.
The first side, labeled “My Personality Project...Sophia Jones…INFJ-T”, explains the traits pointed out by the Myers-Briggs personality test that also fit with my personality. The Myers-Briggs test was by far the most accurate. (Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Judging, Turbulent). However, I have taken this test in the past and I was surprised to find that my
My “old soul” has been present since I was born. I never cried, always slept well (that has now been attributed to my illness), and was always very friendly and talkative to others including eye contact. Throughout elementary school, I was often asked by my classmates if they could use the restroom and I soon grew accustomed to pointing them in the direction of the nearest teacher. I have to admit that as much as my classmates treated me as their mother, I also treated and cared for them like my own children. This has inevitably become a problem as my previous friends split off into groups of their own and we grow apart. My foresight ties into my “motherly” instinct although I have trouble recognizing it. This may be in part of my emotional confusion that conflicts most things I do. I often have trouble deciding between my emotions that I show on the outside and the emotion that I show on the inside and because of this I miss whatever else may be happening in my thoughts at the time.