Blood Type B Negative Personality Traits

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1. Catherine Oller December 28, 2020 Log in to Reply

   Nope. Sorry Mike, none of your description applies to my B negative expression – except getting things done – I am a doer. Heritage on both sides for generations is Rh Negative. Father B- and Mother O-. My B- father lived to 93, longevity runs in his family and many on his side of the family live well into their late 90’s even 100, and remain mentally sharp and lively. Fathers side extremely youthful of mind, body, spirit and appearance, can look 10 to 20 years younger. Father started his own business at age 18 to great success until he sold and retired at 65 to go on to win the Senior Olympics in Golf – twice. I guess I take after him having my own business for 25 years +. My father, mother and myself, extremely intuitive and perceptive, can read people, can’t be fooled easily and I am empathic so I also pickup others feelings. Father had, as I have, lots and lots of energy, and need very little sleep. Positive, optimistic, fun loving, easy laughter and access to joy are my gifts. I am a non conformist, free and original thinker. Creativity is strong in me, I live and breathe the arts, studying and performing in dance and theatre since age 7, then film, photography and finally settled on design where I can use all that experience. My intuition is very visual and I visualize everything in my minds-eye first, where I find my inspiration, before I even start sketching anything for a new design project. Generally I have a very active imagination, and need alone time for contemplation. Both my father and I would not have enjoyed working in a structured large corporation or following some corporate predetermined formula to be followed or carried out. In fact, I like to improvise, and I cannot do well at anything that I do not enjoy, and it must also be fun (at least my kind of fun). Both my father and I have enduring curiosity, and a love of learning, exploration, and discovery. My personal biggest turn-off is people with no wit or sense of humor – a very big deal breaker for a relationship. However, my father was, and I am, B negative nonetheless. Cheers, Catherine O

• James February 22, 2021 Log in to Reply

  Wow, I identify so much with what you wrote, and you said it so well!

• Jessica Anderson April 5, 2021 Log in to Reply

  I am B -.
  I found this lecture interesting.

  Catherine O description of her personality fits me as well.

  I seem to possess both sides of the coin in most situations. I am open minded, optimistic, friendly, people feel comfortable around me, often open up more. Yet I prefer to be alone, and walk away from friends, family or groups even if I’m having fun.
  I get confrontational even destructive and physically violent when angry. But I immediately feel terrible if I hurt someone physically or emotionally. Currently in my 40’s I rarely get angry, but lack of sleep will bring about the cruel side of me. As a child I was sweet, polite, generous with an explosive temper. I often beat up bullies but had no desire to start a fight. I argued about everything until given facts. Maturity has taught me arguments are a waste of energy. I rarely get disappointed or get into disagreements, mostly because I don’t associate with people who seek confrontation.

  I have endless energy or am completely exhausted. I take weeks to recharge after social situations. I’m the life of the party, tend towards leadership roles and strive to help everyone feel at ease. But I prefer being alone, in near silence with animals in nature or hidden away from everything. I am not an introvert or shy but I prefer the company of people who are.
  I can calm crying babies, tame aggressive animals and help people with conflict. I believe in peace but often refuse to back down when confronted. I can be stern, blunt and speak without “a filter “. I can also be extremely sensitive to others situations, and feel for their situation to the point of being moved to tears, even though I don’t like the person. I am also extremely moved by the slightest emotion, as in I can still tear up watching cartoons that moved me as a kid.

  I have very few goals I have achieved, yet I have a very successful life. In fact I don’t really understand what goal setting is. I just take on Life like it’s a tidal wave and keep kicking until I reach the surface or die trying. I fly by the seat of my pants and am easily distracted. Priorities constantly change and I have a very difficult time staying focused on one things. Yet I seem to get it all done, often working on many projects at once.

  At work I am Naturally organized and a caregiver type. Yet my own life is often messy and chaotic. But at work I seem to be the most efficient, organized and confident person there is. Or so people tell me. I wouldn’t know, I’m not really paying attention I’m just totally consumed by my to do list. Is that what he means by goal oriented?

  I have mostly dated men who were extremely alpha male types. Huge loud personality, rowdy and charismatic. Selfish and unconcerned with others needs.

  Yet I had the best relationships with quite men, open and affectionate with me but reserved in most situations, grounded and outwardly confident but very hard on themselves and judgmental.

  B – but almost always positive. Hah! Hope this is interesting to readers.

• Jessica Anderson April 5, 2021 Log in to Reply

  I am B -.
  I found this lecture interesting.

  Catherine O description of her personality fits me as well.

  I seem to possess both sides of the coin in most situations. I am open minded, optimistic, friendly, people feel comfortable around me, often open up more. Yet I prefer to be alone, and walk away from friends, family or groups even if I’m having fun.

  I get confrontational even destructive and physically violent when angry. But I immediately feel terrible if I hurt someone physically or emotionally. Currently in my 40’s I rarely get angry, but lack of sleep will bring about the cruel side of me. As a child I was sweet, polite, generous with an explosive temper. I often beat up bullies but had no desire to start a fight. I argued about everything until given facts. Maturity has taught me arguments are a waste of energy. I rarely get disappointed or get into disagreements, mostly because I don’t associate with people who seek confrontation.

  I have endless energy or am completely exhausted. I take weeks to recharge after social situations. I’m the life of the party, tend towards leadership roles and strive to help everyone feel at ease. But I prefer being alone, in near silence with animals in nature or hidden away from everything. I am not an introvert or shy but I prefer the company of people who are.
  I can calm crying babies, tame aggressive animals and help people with conflict. I believe in peace but often refuse to back down when confronted. I can be stern, blunt and speak without “a filter “. I can also be extremely sensitive to others situations, and feel for their situation to the point of being moved to tears, even though I don’t like the person. I am also extremely moved by the slightest emotion, as in I can still tear up watching cartoons that moved me as a kid.

  I have very few goals I have achieved, yet I have a very successful life and recover from hardship quickly. In fact I don’t really understand what goal setting is. I just take on Life like it’s a tidal wave and keep kicking until I reach the surface or die trying. I fly by the seat of my pants and am easily distracted. Priorities constantly change and I have a very difficult time staying focused on one things. Yet I seem to get it all done, often working on many projects at once.

  At work I am Naturally organized and a caregiver type. Yet my own life is often messy and chaotic, and I avoid people even though I dearly love them. Its been observed at work I seem to be the most efficient, organized and confident person there is. Or so people tell me. I wouldn’t know, I’m not really paying attention I’m just totally consumed by my to do list. Is that what goal oriented is?

  I have mostly dated men who were extremely alpha male types. Huge loud personality, rowdy and charismatic. Selfish and unconcerned with others needs.

  Yet I had the best relationships with quite men, open and affectionate with me but reserved in most situations, grounded and outwardly confident but very hard on themselves and judgmental.

  B – but almost always positive. Hah! Hope this is interesting to readers.

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