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@ feels more comfortable keeping % thoughts to ^self and not sharing % opinions unless @ needs to.
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In conversation, @ cannot help editing what @ says. @ leaves out some parts of what @ is trying to communicate and changes others.
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It is easy for ^ to keep secrets, and @ may tell others what @ thinks they want to hear.
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@ is cautious in speech and unwilling to reveal any more than @ thinks necessary.
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@ knows when to be conversational, when to be quiet and when something is better left unsaid. @ is discreet, tactful and willing to respond openly and honestly when questioned.
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@ likes to talk, but is able to be conversational without being indiscreet. @ can discuss a range of topics without revealing sensitive information.
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@ is talkative, sincere, open and honest - too honest, even to % personal detriment. @ might say more than @ should to the point of indiscretion.
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At times @ is very open and conversational - even to the point of indiscretion. At other times, @ is discreet about what @ says and carefully screens % words.
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While @ may be receptive to praise and attention, @ doesn't need to be stroked constantly.
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Sometimes @ will take an active part in social activities, whether that involves a central role or not. @ is willing to become involved without requiring the spotlight.
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@ doesn't like to be pushed into the background. For ^, everything related to % day-to-day life (such as appearance, surroundings, position etc.) has importance.
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@ wants to know that others look up to ^ and view ^ with respect and admiration.
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In order to please others and gain their approval, @ will sometimes show off and act in a contrived manner rather than being genuine.
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@ may feel vulnerable and be afraid that @ will not be valued by others if @ reveals % true self to them.
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@ would rather not have to face people directly and tell them things they don't want to hear. As a result, @ may avoid dealing with relationship problems rather than facing them squarely and finding solutions.
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