#form analyses

[daemonicheart]

Let’s play: gimme a daemon form based on how you perceive me from my blog!

(Kal and I wanna try new forms!!)

[daemonicheart]

Also how do you guys approach form analyses? What I mean is, when you think about the traits of a certain form, do all of the traits have to match your own personality or do you match some with your daemon’s personality. For example, I am quite quick to anger but Kal tends to be more laidback. If a form is more laidback would it match us? Should a form encompass just traits you exhibit or a combination of traits that you and your dae have?

[daemonsandanalyses]

Analyses Now Updated with Personality Tags!

That way, folks can search for a personaltiy type and have it come up with the analyses it is tagged as! Hopefully now people of a certain MBTI/Enneagram/Hogwarts House/D&D can search to their hearts content and maybe see and understand why a certain form or personality typing does/does not fit them!

Happy personality finding, everyone!

[daemonsandanalyses]

How can a form like a Hoatzin be dutiful but have poor work ethic? Shouldn't that be a contradiction?

I don’t think so at all; it all comes down to the behaviors at hand. Many people can dutifully fulfill or stick to projects or people, while having poor work ethic, which is simply the desire to sit down and work for long periods of time. They may also have poor self-discipline and not do what their mind tells them to do, despite knowing it needs to be done. A lot of people who procrastinate tend to work in bursts or get a lot done in a short amount of time, which allows them to relax before they start working again. For example, though it seems contradictory, I am a person who has poor commitment to projects and high procrastination, but I work hard and I work fast whenever I do sit down and put my mind to something. Just because I put off work doesn’t mean I can’t be active and dutiful, I just tend to get my work done on a different time table than my peers.

Sometimes traits can seem contradictory, but when the traits work together and the behaviors involved are analyzed, a clearer image of a personality can be seen. Many humans are contradictory in nature, so it makes sense that some traits in an analysis seem to be the same way. How those seemingly-contradictory traits work in tandem with each other is what is important, so reading the whole analysis is also important. We always include links to the full analyses for that reason! Never forget to read the author’s reasoning for why they chose the trait that they chose. -w-

[daemonsandanalyses]

Such a cute little bird! The gray jay, also known as the Whiskey Jack, is a resourceful, confident planner and a committed soul. Sounds interesting? Look below to find out more!

As Always, please visit the full analysis for full behaviour interpretation as well as in-depth explanations of each trait.

Written By: Aaron, Sep 06, 2014

Personality Specs: 

MBTI: INTJ, ENTJ

Enneagram: 8, 1, 6 (counterphobic)

SLOAN: XCOEI

Core Traits: These traits are absolutely essential to this form, meaning they have multiple behaviours that point towards each trait. If you don’t express these traits, then this form is not for you.

Confident

Planners

Resourceful

Tough

Small-group-oriented ambiverts

Manipulative

Aware

Committed

Inferred Traits: Inferred Traits are a combination of multiple core traits. They represent the traits one should expect this form to have, even if there are less behaviours to reflect this. These aren’t as inflexible as core traits, but if you don’t express these traits as well, this form is potentially not for you.

Strong work ethic

Slow to trust

Inventive, think outside the box

Ruthless

Negotiable Traits: Traits thrown in for flavour and roundness of the form. This form may/may not express these traits, so they do not “make or break” the form if you do not see them in your personality, but the form may still feel incomplete without them being present to some degree.

Organized

Generous streak

Curious

Playful

Prefer stability

[daemonsandanalyses]

The jaguar is an amazing cat and a much wanted form. But do you have what it takes to fit it? Look below to find out! And remember, melanistic jaguars – panthers – are by this system identical to the ordinary jaguar.

As Always, please visit the full analysis for full behaviour interpretation as well as in-depth explanations of each trait.

Written By: Jill, Oct 08, 2014

Personality Specs: 

MBTI: ISTP, INTP

Enneagram: 1w9, 5w4

Hogwarts: Slytherin, Slytherclaw, Raverin

D&D Alignment: True Neutral, Neutral Evil

Core Traits: These traits are absolutely essential to this form, meaning they have multiple behaviours that point towards each trait. If you don’t express these traits, then this form is not for you.

Independent introvert

Adaptable, opportunistic

Conflict-avoidant

Patient, efficient

Confident, assertive

Private, guarded

Inferred Traits: Inferred Traits are a combination of multiple core traits. They represent the traits one should expect this form to have, even if there are less behaviours to reflect this. These aren’t as inflexible as core traits, but if you don’t express these traits as well, this form is potentially not for you.

Untrusting

Disloyal, non-committal

Modest

Selfish, self-serving

Tactful, socially savvy

Manipulative

Calm, forgiving

Resilient, hardy

Negotiable Traits: Traits thrown in for flavour and roundness of the form. This form may/may not express these traits, so they do not “make or break” the form if you do not see them in your personality, but the form may still feel incomplete without them being present to some degree.

Prideful

Active, busy

Perceptive, aware

Adventurous

Unexpressive

Detached, logical

[daemonsandanalyses]

This cocky bird is the focus of today’s analysis spotlight. Expressive, inquisitive and fastidious, are you one of the lucky few who get to call this avian your form?

As Always, please visit the full analysis for full behaviour interpretation as well as in-depth explanations of each trait.

Written By: Lauren, Nov 12, 2014

Personality Specs: 

MBTI: ESTJ

Enneagram: 3w4, 7

Hogwarts: Gryffindor

D&D Alignment: Chaotic Good, Lawful Good

Core Traits: These traits are absolutely essential to this form, meaning they have multiple behaviours that point towards each trait. If you don’t express these traits, then this form is not for you.

Socially Flexible, Socially Selective

Cooperative, Dedicated

Expressive, Communicative

Specific, Fastidious

Inquisitive, Tactile

Relaxed, Playful

Competitive, Direct

Inferred Traits: Inferred Traits are a combination of multiple core traits. They represent the traits one should expect this form to have, even if there are less behaviours to reflect this. These aren’t as inflexible as core traits, but if you don’t express these traits as well, this form is potentially not for you.

Overbearing, High-Standards

Honest, Straightforward

Loud, Exuberant

Procrastinator

Methodical

Selectively Loyal, Stubborn

Socially Savvy, Charismatic

Questioning, Slow to Trust

Fun-loving, Humorous

Negotiable Traits: Traits thrown in for flavour and roundness of the form. This form may/may not express these traits, so they do not “make or break” the form if you do not see them in your personality, but the form may still feel incomplete without them being present to some degree.

Judgemental

Private

Fickle, Capricious

Dramatic

Passionate

Affectionate

Opinionated

Inventive

Thick-Skinned, Good-Natured

[daemonsandanalyses]

Look at this happy little fellow! It is a rock hyrax, an although it looks like a kind of marmot it is actually closely related to elephants. It is spread over across Africa and the Middle East, and is anything but endangered. It makes for an anxious, but friendly personality - read on to find out more.

As Always, please visit the full analysis for full behaviour interpretation as well as in-depth explanations of each trait.

Written By: Jill, Oct 18, 2014

Personality Specs: 

MBTI: ESFJ

Enneagram: 6w7, 3w2

Hogwarts: Hufflepuff, Hufflerin

D&D Alignment: Neutral Good, Lawful Good

Core Traits: These traits are absolutely essential to this form, meaning they have multiple behaviours that point towards each trait. If you don’t express these traits, then this form is not for you.

Social extrovert

Anxious, sensitive

Conflict-avoidant, cautious

Procrastinators

Determined

Tolerant, accepting

Competitive, socially aware

Adaptable, habitual

Expressive, communicative

Cooperative, group-oriented

Inferred Traits: Inferred Traits are a combination of multiple core traits. They represent the traits one should expect this form to have, even if there are less behaviours to reflect this. These aren’t as inflexible as core traits, but if you don’t express these traits as well, this form is potentially not for you.

Spontaneous, unorganized

Friendly, approachable

Playful

Forgiving, easy-going

Tactful, polite

Empathetic, sympathetic

Honest, non-manipulative

Defensive

Ambitious, goal-oriented

Negotiable Traits: Traits thrown in for flavour and roundness of the form. This form may/may not express these traits, so they do not “make or break” the form if you do not see them in your personality, but the form may still feel incomplete without them being present to some degree.

Loyal, caring

Dependent, validation seeking

Patient

Trusting, open

Prone to insecurity

Highly self-conscious, timid