Would you give up your best personality trait ...

[achase123]

I think my best part is how sensitive and caring I am. It can also be my worst because I can be too sensitive, get my feelings hurt. It also causes me to overanalyze, which is also a horrible habit. however, usually when I'm stressing about something/overanalyzing it, something isn't right. Therefore this leads me to my final answer: no I wouldn't give up either.

[bowies]

I'm an idealist. I assume that people are generally good and have good intentions. This, of course, has gotten me in trouble. This idealism also means that I set high expectations and standards for others, and it's hard for them to reach those lofty goals. It can make me disappointed and frustrated.

I actually worked really hard on this in therapy while I was going through my divorce. I've tempered myself, but I'm still an idealist at heart. It's better than being a cynic I suppose.

[kaneen]

I wouldn't.  I think my best personality trait is how generous I am with those I care deeply for.  It makes me vulnerable to be taken advantage of, which super sucks, but also means that I have an opportunity to help the people I love.  I wouldn't give up that opportunity.

[rikkiandjulie]

I wear my heart on my sleeve. It's both good and bad. I wouldn't give it up though


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[glitzyglow]

No. I'd just have a new best and new worst and would have lost two traits.

My best is that I'm genuine to the core. I'm honest and I'm not putting on front.

My worst is that I think people are always genuine, too. Luckily my intuition has saved my ass a few times, but I always walk around thinking everyone is honest with me. It sets me up to be lied to fairly easily.