Courtesy Gretchen Rubin's Four Tendencies
Courtesy Gretchen Rubin's four tendencies...
Yours truly classified as rebel
after accessing https://quiz.gretchenrubin.com/.
I thank Renée J. Cardone
affiliated with Spring Ford, Pennsylvania
telehealth services mental health therapist
courtesy doxy.me web portal
not quite twenty four hours ago
February eighth, 2021
informing me about above link.
After completing the questionnaire
the results revealed my tendency
as initially iterated trending toward Rebel
albeit eloquent, which means
according to author the following:
1. I resist all expectations,
both inner* and outer** alike,
and choose to act from a sense of choice
of freedom. Upon waking up
first thing in the morning, I think,
What do I want to do today.
2. I work toward personal goals in my own way,
and refuse to do what I am "supposed" to do,
I accomplish my own aims.
3. I can anything I choose to do,
and seek to live my own identity and values.
4. I resist control, even self control,
and usually enjoy flouting
rules and regulations.
Antiestablishmentarian moniker in one word
best describes my general dogma and ethos.
Unitarian universalist credo,
(not necessarily considered
actual religion perse)
gently did buzzfeed me.
Dad (more'n two and a half score years ago)
drove our family
(myself, mother and two non twisted sisters)
to Main Line Unitarian Church
816 South Valley Forge Road
Devon, Pennsylvania 19333.
One impressionable little boy
named Matthew Scott Harris
though of Jewish legacy
considers himself a goy,
yet his Semitism not obvious
as he mingles among hoi polloi.
Though comfortably affiliated
with above democratic
and universalistic paradigm,
I do not attend regular services
though of late yours truly
linkedin (courtesy zoom)
with Cherry Hill,
New Jersey fellowship.
Tenets promulgated courtesy Thomas Paine
an English-American writer
and political pamphleteer
born February 9, 1737
within Thetford United Kingdom,
thus I doff figurative hat
regarding happy 284th birthday
and died June 8th, 1809.
His Common Sense booklet,
(a 47-page pamphlet)
plus 16 "Crisis" papers,
(which appeared within Colonial America
between 1776 and 1783)
heavily influenced American Revolution.
Dissemination of radical
anti British polemics
(amidst fledgling contiguous
thirteen English entities)
spread like wildfire among
unfederated disparate states
inculcated subsequent generations
nsync with purported founding fathers
to enshrine constitutional amendments
allowing, enabling,
and providing freedom.
Copyright ©
Matthew Harris
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