As A Deep Thinker

 As a deep thinker,

I am insatiably curious about the world around me. I want to know more because knowledge makes me happy.

I prefer to ruminate over more pressing issues and problem solving. So if I miss your birthday or anniversary, don’t worry; it’s nothing personal.

One of the unique things about being a deep thinker is that I spend so much time with my thoughts that I am able to know things about myself that others don’t take the time to understand. This makes me very perceptive in real life and allows me to tap into things that other people miss out on.

I can laugh at myself. I love life enough to know that silly things and amazing things happen. I don’t take myself too seriously, and that makes for a wonderful life in and of itself.

I analyze my experiences. I take facts and experiences from the past and link them with new facts and experiences. I like to be nostalgic, but I also like to prepare for the future by learning from the past. Thus, draw a bigger picture to see how things connect.

I look at things from multiple perspectives. I tend to do a lot of observing when other people speak. Observations of social situations and how people react and perceive them are a strong feature of my personality.

I am naturally empathic and accepting of others, and I have realistic answers to problems.