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Who are we, really? Exploring the Layers of Personality

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Who are we, really? Exploring the Layers of Personality

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1-When making tough decisions, do you tend to lead with your heart (emotions) or your head (logic)? 

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1-When making tough decisions, do you tend to lead with your heart (emotions) or your head (logic)? 

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Would you ever want to switch your approach?

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2- Do you believe people can genuinely change their core personality over time, or are we essentially born with a fixed nature?

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2- Do you believe people can genuinely change their core personality over time, or are we essentially born with a fixed nature?

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"You can take the life out of someone, but not their nature." Do you agree?

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3-What’s one aspect of your personality that you’re genuinely proud of?

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3-What’s one aspect of your personality that you’re genuinely proud of?

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How have these traits shaped your life so far?

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(What makes a personality relatable or compelling in fiction?)

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4-In movies and books, why do we often love characters with “flawed” personalities more than perfect ones?

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4-In movies and books, why do we often love characters with “flawed” personalities more than perfect ones?

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5-In your opinion, which has the greatest influence on personality: the family we’re raised in, the culture we live in, or the unique experiences we go through? Why?

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5-In your opinion, which has the greatest influence on personality: the family we’re raised in, the culture we live in, or the unique experiences we go through? Why?

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Can you think of an personal example?

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6- Do you believe that trends like “delulu era” help people to act more confident or different than usual? Do you think that helps people feel better about themselves,or does it make us pretend to be someone we’re not?

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6- Do you believe that trends like “delulu era” help people to act more confident or different than usual? Do you think that helps people feel better about themselves,or does it make us pretend to be someone we’re not?

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(Delulu is used when someone acts in a delusional way.) "Delulu is the solulu" (solution)

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7-Can two completely opposite personalities — like someone super organized and someone very spontaneous — work well together?

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7-Can two completely opposite personalities — like someone super organized and someone very spontaneous — work well together?

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Have you ever met someone who is the opposite of you?

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8-Do you find personality tests (like the MBTI or Enneagram) insightful and accurate, or do they oversimplify human nature?

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8-Do you find personality tests (like the MBTI or Enneagram) insightful and accurate, or do they oversimplify human nature?

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Have you ever taken one before?

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9-In the world we live in today, do you think introverts or extroverts have an advantage? How do people identify you? (introvert or extrovert)

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9-In the world we live in today, do you think introverts or extroverts have an advantage? How do people identify you? (introvert or extrovert)

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Where do you see yourself on that spectrum?

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10- What are the most important personal traits you want in love affairs? Why?

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10- What are the most important personal traits you want in love affairs? Why?

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Each participant writes 3 “This or That” personality questions on separate pieces of paper.

Each question should be two contrasting personality traits or choices.

(Examples: Logic or Emotion?, Work alone or in a team?)

Fold your papers and place them in the middle. Players take turns drawing one random question from the table.

Read it out loud, let other participants guess what the person would’ve picked before they answered.

After guessing, choose one of the two options.

Then, explain your choice. Give a reason or share an example.

The one(s) whose guess is correct, gets the point! ⭐⭐⭐

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Speak your mind or stay polite?

Love routine or love surprises?

Be famous or be rich?

Messy or organized?

Calm or overreactor?

Leader or supporter?

Dreamer or realist?

Think fast or think deeply?

Talk a lot or listen more?

Take risks or play it safe?

Ask for help or do it yourself?

Always early or always late?

Love attention or avoid spotlights?

Keep it private or overshare?

Ask for help or do it yourself?

Optimist or pessimist?

Reckless or easily stressted?

Forgiving people easily or not?