As some of you may know, I am currently running a free dating site based on blood type where people have a chance to search for users by either their own blood types or one that we or they consider most compatible to theirs (more info on that here: http://www.datebytype.com/bloodtypedating/who-is-your-perfect-partner-according-to-your-blood-type/ )
According to private feedback from many of you, rhesus negative people can easily detect rhesus negative people.
So here is something that you can do to see if you are one of the rhesus negatives who can detect other rhesus negatives:
There are currently 60 of our members displayed at www.datebytype.com
All of them have their blood types listed.
Because of the higher frequency of rh negatives on our site, there are probably half if not more rhesus negative members amongst them.
Look at the images and pick 7 people who you truly believe to be rh negative.
Then click on their profiles to see if you were right.
Did you do it?
How many of the 8 that you picked were rhesus negative?
What is your ABO?
How many of the rhesus negatives you’ve picked correctly matched your own ABO?
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I was wondering if there’s any evidence of a link between Rh Negative people and ’emotional intelligence’?
I’m ‘B negative’, and, unfortunately, after having read some things about ‘EI’ in recent years – I must admit I don’t think I have as much as most other people seem to. People often get frustrated with me apparently getting “too worked up” over things that bother me, or that I’m “over concerned” or “obsessed” about.
Peter,
It also depends on what Zodiac sign you are. Find your Eastern astrological sign(animal).For example,my western zodiac is Libra, my Eastern is the OX..so my combined personality is is Libra-Ox. Suzanne White, The New Astrology, is the title.
I have never had my EI testest, but am curious what such a test looks like. Did you take it online?
Peter
Firstly I’m assuming you are talking about EQ – emotional intelligence?
Emotional intelligence, especially a high degree of, is something that is not naturally acquired by humans period – our brains develop in a certain way up until 7 years old. Until then we are not processing our experiences properly and are storing a lot of false beliefs we end up creating about ourselves as a result of not being able to neurologically process our experiences correctly.
We can attain EQ but it does not develop naturally. Attaining emotional intelligence requires self work it’s not something naturally developed or taught in schools. It is about attaining a level of emotional balance and non reactivity. Most of the population are not what I would call highly emotionally intelligent – people vary. In a nutshell it is about identifying our ego defense mechanisms and defusing them. While they are necessary for us as children in order to survive in a world we have no control over. They become ingrained reactive behaviors that often sabotage our efforts toward happiness and unless brought to heel tend to bring us the opposite of what we set out to achieve.
If you have ever said to yourself “why did I do or say that” and you regret your action such as “getting worked up” but had no control over it then you have had one of your false beliefs triggered and an ego defense mechanism has sprouted up to protect that false belief you have about yourself (this all occurs in our subconscious) and we are not aware of it. Hence the need to do self work – to observe ourselves and our behaviors and to identify our ego defense mechanisms and reign them in. So we are in control of ourselves and can respond appropriately as opposed to an angry over reaction we have no control over.
It’s the difference between being a conscious co-creator with life as opposed to a victim of circumstance. And again – emotional intelligence requires dedicated self work over years it isn’t just acquired like a university degree. I’ve met some impressive PhD’s over 150 IQ but very low EQ – one without the other is pretty useless just look at the state of this world.
I don’t have to go through your profiles. I do it in life. In the past year or so I’ve asked people what type of blood they are because I only seem to associate with certain people and didn’t know why. Then when I started asking their blood type. I was onto something. These people I chose to associate more with are O – or rh -. If supposedly only 7% in the U.S. is rh- then how come I know so many around me here in Michigan? I decided to research this today and found your site. I have no doubt in my mind that we do sense blood types or at least I know I do.
Yes I am always correct when I ask someone. In my experience, rh negatives recognise one another. I usually tell people I am doing a research study (I am) on the subject. It’s uncanny. Actually I have never asked anyone who said they are rh positive! How can this be? The sheer number of folks in my small town who are rh negative make me quite suspicious regarding the percentages 85% positive…? Where are they?
Extremely interesting….!!!
Years ago, i had a baby shower for my daughter in law, inviting 6 of my friends. My daughter in law mentioned to the group, that she was Rh- , and we all, except for 1, 7/8 of us chimed in that we were also. Up until then, i did not know almost all of my close friends were Rh- , and thought what are the odds?! Also, I’m a Gemini, and realized I am attracted to, and get along alot better with air sign men. The last 3 guys I enjoyed dating, consecutively, for an extended period or had a relationship with were all air signs, 2 of them Gems. I don’t know their blood type (It’s kind of a weird thing to ask), but the last guy, I didn’t even ask, just came out and said when i met him, “You’re a Gemini, aren’t you?!” I just reconnected with a guy friend I never knew very well, and Sure enough.. There is definitely something to both!
Not that long ago I found out my best friend, who I have known since the age of 5, is O negative. I am B negative. I would never have guessed that about her as personality wise we are different. She was always more outgoing and socially more aware than I was. This led us to be in different groups in high school – she was with more the popular crowd, me more with the brainy crowd. We both liked popular music but she veered more towards dance while I liked new wave and alternative. We reconnected in college however and our friendship grew stronger. We both had some problems with pregnancy. Her first child was a stillbirth but she went on to have two healthy daughters; both of my pregnancies were complicated at the end by pre-eclampsia (specifically, HELLP Syndrome). One day we were discussing pregnancies and I mentioned I had rhogam and she said she had it too. I was surprised but I suppose it might partly explain our long term friendship despite varying personalities!
I am also much more skeptical than she is.
I am also red haired and fair but she is dark and has an olive complexion. As teens we joked because she could lay in the sun tanning all day and I was covering up with T shirts and SPF 50! 🙂
So ask your friends – you may be surprised by who is and who isn’t rh negative!
I believe our energy interacts like magnets towards rh negative blood types, whether we know they are or not. I have personally experienced this magnetic attraction. My son went to preschool, and out of all the friends mother’s, I am closest to the mother that happens to be o rh neg myself, we very seldom see each other, due to moving schools and town, and don’t speak for weeks, but when we do, it’s as if we saw each other just yesterday. I met a lady from Poland 3 years ago, and we got on like a house of fire, I found out when I got pregnant with my second child that she was rh neg when I told her I had to go for the rhogam shot. Than last year went to a hair dresser, also spoke for the first time as if we are old friends, during the pandemic the topic of vaccine came up. I told her, I am fortunate to be of a blood type that is the least affected by cov so not getting it straight away, I would rather wait a while longer as I have had cov already and was lucky not to be badly affected by it. She asked what blood type that was as she hasn’t heard of any such studies. I gave her the scientific research done on the blood studies and she text me back she is O neg too, had she known that, she would have held off on the vacc.
Ps. I am not advising anyone to either get or not get the vac, Just sharing a story related to the article.