The Pessimist
The Pessimist may seem as visually impaired as the Optimist and equally aggravating by pointing out all the possible things that could go wrong with a situation. This individual keeps you down to earth by reminding you that things could take a turn for the worse in the blink of an eye. Their permanent negative mental attitude keeps you aware and grounded, showing you the importance of maintaining a balance between being a pragmatist and a romantic.
How to deal with pessimists: Pessimists are not bad people, in essence, but they can be real energetic vampires and deplete you of every ounce of energy. However, a healthy dose of negativity, every once in a while, might do you good. The secret to dealing with pessimists is to do it in an optimistic way. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows but there’s also some good left in things, in people and in the world in general. If you are a pessimistic person yourself, discover 5 Useful Tips to Feel More Satisfied with Your Life.
The Free-soul
The Free-soul is someone who is not restricted, controlled, or limited by anything or anybody. They live their lives to the beat of their own drums, liberated from the confines of family and society. Free-souls have no problem moving to a new city or country to pursue their career goals or move from one relationship to the next with rapid steps. Their message to you is that it’s not the destination that matters, it’s the journey. Stop focusing on what other people think or say is best for you and just live in the moment. Free-souls believe in the ephemerality of things and emphasize the importance of appreciating every minute in life.
How to deal with free-souls: These individuals are usually very calm and gentle. They don’t dwell on something that is beyond their control or worry about trivial things. Dealing with them is simple, they have a lot of stories to tell, from which you can actually learn something useful.
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Many of the above situations are often of the unmarried, young and do not have many friends. They rely on the few. They are often the ones who need to call you and not you them!!! Or there are those who call incessantly describing all the great things occurring in they lives but then put last as How Are You?? These are self centered immature and often the ones who brag how many friends they have and play one against the other!! They often drop one friend for a new friend and you can’t figure what’s with them? They stop calling because they have so many friends and you are no longer included when you make it your business to include them in your plans if they are alone!! Women are more fickle than men I think but then you never know! Men should open up about their problems to get a feeling of what hurts them…not like women vs. dates etc! I am a grown woman who has been ripped apart by other woman friends over the extent of their lives! Rule of Thumb for me, I’d rather have a few wonderful caring friends than many who use you!!!!