Am I A Realist?

Do you know how to plan wisely, with responsibility and wisdom?

Are you often seen as pessimistic and/or sarcastic?

Are you generally an easy-going person, trying to enjoy every moment that you can?

Does your handbag or backpack have all the necessities needed so that everything runs smoothly?

Do you often have to make an effort to keep yourself from saying “I told you so”?

Even though you may be a realist, do you always try to be careful to give others your opinion in a gentle way without being hurtful?

When people want to hear the truth, do they come to you?

Are you usually the mediator in conflicts?

Based on your answers, it’s unlikely that you are a realist. A realist is someone who looks at things in life as they are, and deal with them in a practical way. Realists are focused on the movement around them; they are concerned with the behaviors and activities of others. They are often conventional people, and they like to tell stories about things that happened to them. These stories may not even be funny or have a point, realists tell them just because they happened. Realists often conform to social norms and institutions, and they like to be up-to-date to the latest trends.

Based on your answers, you are displaying some signs of a realist. A realist is someone who looks at things in life as they are, and deal with them in a practical way. Some of the positive features of realists is that they are non-judgemental, objective, and clear-headed. They seem to be able to predict the outcome of several situations. They tell things exactly as they are; their vision is never distorted. Meanings or moods within an action or movement are not the most important thing, but rather the bare event itself.

Based on your answers, you are displaying the signs typically seen among individuals who are realists. A realist is someone who looks at things in life as they are, and deal with them in a practical way. Realists don’t rush to pass judgement. They wait for things to develop before they form an opinion. Only when they have all the facts, they make a judgement and decide if something is good or bad. They adjust their expectations to reality. Realists are ready for any kind of outcome. This means that they can enjoy their accomplishments, but they are also prepared for failures.