Big Five personality test

I was feeling bored so I took an online Big Five personality test (http://www.youjustgetme.com).... and oh boy some of those were true; actually it was so accurate it is scary; it's totally me.... I'll post my results:

Your personality tendencies in a nutshell...

You enjoy making plans and commitments but you sometimes don't follow through. You value different and aesthetic experiences more than the average person. You are calm and logical for the most part, but some things worry you more than others. You can be critical at times, but you are supportive to most people. You may be outgoing or reserved depending on the situation. (this is so right; this paragraph is exactly me; great description)

About those "Casual" and "Disciplined" bubbles... Conscientiousness is not one of your defining traits, meaning that you are neither anal retentive nor anal expulsive. What does that mean? In a nutshell, you keep it together fairly well, but you do not suffer too much if you let things fall through the cracks every once in a while. If you make plans with a friend, chances are good that you will show up at the designated time. Then again, something better may come up or you just might forget. Either way, you're good. Another possibility is that you are very conscientious about some things, but more relaxed about other things. For example, you might demand the utmost rigor and discipline in your scholarly/work life, but keep your home looking like a garage sale gone terribly awry, with various articles of clothing and personal belonging strewn about. Where's Fido? Hopefully he hasn't been eaten by the alien life that has developed since the last cleaning. (Again; everything is quite accurate; specially about the school and home thing... my house is a hot mess but i'm very strict about my school/work life (when i feel commited and interested; except for work... i'm always commited to my job full time) and specially arriving in time and dates and commitments... extreme poles)


About that "Alternative" bubble... Your scores indicate that while you are clearly a non-traditionalist, there are some aspects of your personality that are rooted in the comforts of the mundane. You may value artistic expression to the extent that walking through museums full of antiquities is your favorite thing to do. Perhaps you revel in the abstract and the unknown. Yet, you also shake your head in wonderment as to why some people choose to live their lives or decorate their bodies so non-traditionally. At times, you may also find yourself fixed in certain ideas, even though you pride yourself in being open to novelty and creative thinking. In the end, all this suggests is that you take a pinch of convention along with a scoopful of whimsy in your drink of choice. (true true about the museums and i love all kinds of arts and love the abstrack and yeah i can be also a bit conservative in some points in life... oh yeah, and about the "comforts of the mundane"; i love those comforts and am well rooted in those)

About those "Unemotional" and "Neurotic" bubbles... To quote the Hershey chocolate company, "sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't." That pretty much sums up your score on the trait of emotional stability. There are times when you feel such intensity of emotions, mostly negative, that you just want to lie down and spend the day thinking about how you can score Prozac. In other contexts (like when you are on your meds), you feel just fine - calm, happy, ready to face the day. The emotions cancel each other out and you look like you are dealing with life fairly well statistically. Another possibility for your middle scores on emotional stability is that some things push your button more than others and when your buttons get pushed, you stress and freak. What's that I hear? Is that your mom calling? For the most part though, you are the epitome of grace under pressure. (not so much here.... i dont think my mood swings are that radical and i am such a trainwreck of emotions; and definitely i'm not on meds and i've never been. the last part about some emotions and stuff affecting me more than others that is true and yeah, i am grace under pressure)

About those "Competitive" and "Cooperative" bubbles... You're not exactly a people-person, but you're not exactly a curmudgeon either. While agreeable people tend to care a lot about others' problems and competitive people might use others' disadvantages to their advantage, you are the kind of person to care, but not overly much. Sure, you want to make people feel comfortable with you, but wouldn't knock yourself out to do so. You are likely to tell people what you think even if those beliefs are unpopular, but you do try to relay your thoughts in a relatively caring way. You may show more compassion for people if it just so happens that the situation strikes you the right way and speaks to your personal experiences. (that's true, i'm not the most social person but i am not antisocial either... and it does get hard for me to bond with people but i am suportive and compasionate)

About those "Introverted" and "Extraverted" bubbles... There are two possible reasons why you might have scored right smack dab in the middle on the trait of extraversion/introversion. First, you may be the type of person that answers "that sort of sounds like me" to questions about how you interact with the world. Do you like to party like it's 1999? Do you enjoy making small talk with the walls at a friendly get together? The answer to these incisive questions and other similar inquiries that tap into your social prowess would typically be "sometimes." The second possible reason why you are both extraverted and introverted (or neither of these traits, depending on how you look at it) is because you are statistically bipolar - answering an emphatic, "yessiree Bob" to some questions, while inaudibly whispering "that's not me" to other questions - causing your answers to cancel each other out. Never fear, balance is here. Frankly, being capable of enjoying time out with friends and sharing a laugh or two is that much sweeter if you can also savor time alone and take pleasure in quiet. (lol this thing is calling me bipolar?! well, yeah, i tend to be undecided, and kinda cold?! but i'm a virgo, we are not sentimental people and we are shy by nature, though i have my wild side and my social times...*roll eyes*... well, i do!)

so; what do you think?

A tribute to fashion... part 1

Hello... so; as I've said before, I have been doing a lot of fashion searching online and check a lot of fashion blogs and my love for fashion has rekindled. I always loved fashion but never really expressed it and I had some periods where I wasn't so interested (basically whenever some trend I didnt like was all the rage; and there isn't really a lot of fashionistas at Toluca, or at least at my school at the time; they all looked like clones comming out of "Tu" magazine with no style or attitude and that really got me mad) though my love for fashion photography is everlasting and a true passion.
Now... if only I had more $$$$ I would renew my wardrobe and go to a shopping spree, but that's kinda difficult in Montevideo. Most of the stores I've seen only have basics and few bold statement clothing or unique looking (something I really look for when I spend some serious cash in clothes; I really dont want to spend over usd$100 for something i could get for half it's price... it does have to look unique) or maybe I haven't learned the shopping spots where uruguayan fashionistas shop; but I am slowly learning. Also most of the people here play it safe and dont take some risks or explore the style so it's kinda discouraging; but thankfully I go to design school and I have some friends and classmates that dress amazing; and there are some girls that study fashion design that do the most amazing accesories.... I die, and yeah; they dress so cool.

So; inspired by this I will showcase my few clothing and accesories; my few designer items and some awesome clothing and accesories I own; and hopefully with time my collection will get bigger.

To start I'll show my first designer purse and my first designer piece I've ever bought with my own money. It was really love at first sight; when I saw it and I just happened to have the money in my purse, it had to be mine. I also happened to have a huge phone at the time and the purse had just the size of my phone, so I thought it was a cute idea to have that purse when i only carried one bill and my phone and nothing else. It's a moschino dog clutch...in patent orange... and it's so weird it's cute.
Some of my best memories with this purse was when I went visiting my friend Emma in Cancun and we went to eat sushi near her place and when we were going back to her car to go home an american girl came running towards me and said "OMG! THAT PURSE! what brand is it?" and I was surprised and said "well, it's Moschino" and she asked me where did i get it and when I said Mexico City she was like... oh; ok, thanks! and then left. I felt so proud. She's been hiding in my closet for a while now; years probably (except for that photo where i was practicing my product photography skills early this year) but she'll probably see a comeback this summer... she needs her time out in Montevideo, and seeing that orange is back for summer; it might be a good time to take her out at night.