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Different Personality types and Relationships

  • United We Care
  • Emotional Wellness
  • January 31, 2022
Different Personality types and Relationships

Introduction

Personality is something that will create an impact on the person. We have our individualities, personality types, and relationships. This article will look at the four different types of personalities and how they impact their overall character. 

It is possible to assume the type of personality one has by noticing how they talk or behave. This aspect is, in short, called the personality type. 

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The different types of personalities

1.Type A:

Type-A personality is more likely to be found in management and where someone takes things under control. Type-A people are obsessive in achieving their goals in life.  

2. Type-B:

People with B-type personalities tend to have extreme energies and are self-oriented in a positive way. These people want everyone to like them. 

3. Type-C:

Accuracy and detailed orientation are the two main things about the C personality type people. Unlike others, when asked to make a decision, these people tend to think more logically and practically.

4. Type-D:

Being organised is one of the significant characteristics of a D-type personality person. They are caring and passionate when they are around people. 

Identifying your type and the other person’s type

Let us understand how to identify personality types.

1. Type A:

The primary purposes of Type A personality people are goal setting and achieving them. If the results are good, they want it to be better. And if the results are better, they want it to be the best. 

Type-A people are:

  1. Multi-tasking character
  2. Organized
  3. Goal-oriented
  4. Competitive in a healthy way

 

2. Type B:

Type B people seek more attention and love from others. Type-B is more self-centred but in a good and healthy way. They have the urge to learn more. On the other hand, the public deviation can break people with a B-type personality.

Type-B people are:

  1. Easy going
  2. Flexible
  3. Relaxed character

 

3. Type C:

Accuracy is like a magic tool to Type C people. Yes, they are dominant. But, logic dominates. They always have vital facts in their mind. So, make sure you have more important points than the Type C people while arguing, or you may lose ultimately.

Type C people are: 

  1. Perfectionists
  2. Take-it-easy type

 

4. Type D:

Type D people are primarily calm and worry less and enjoy more. They have good balancing characters. They take minimal risks, knowing the negative impacts in the future. 

Type D people are:

  1. Emotional
  2. Self-confident
  3. Easily irritated

 

Understanding how each type acts in a relationship

As we all know, a perfect personality matters a lot. To make sure a relationship is smooth, both people have to adjust to each other’s personalities. 

  • Type A:

Type A people are very impatient. They want everything to be in order, which may sometimes create chaos in the relationship. 

By default, Type A people are competitive by nature. This factor can become a problem in their love life eventually. Type B people tend to be more easy-going. To sum this up, Type A and B people can make a perfect match!

  • Type B:

Type B personality people are known for their caring and calm character. They become selfless in a relationship. As we know, Type B people can be self-centred at times, but not in a relationship. 

If you are a person who’s not into long gestures, Type B is the perfect partner for you.

  • Type C:

Type C people are more practical, especially in their love life. Unlike anyone else, these people are more attracted and sweet to their partners. They are more comfortable with their partners and are understandable.

  • Type D:

Do you know that Type D people are not into social activities? 

Yes! 

These people are more likely to be socially introverted. They have so many negative emotions within themselves. But when it comes to relationships, they try to suppress all these negative emotions and put on a smile.

Working with your partner’s personality

Every one of us has both positive and negative sides of personality. In a relationship, both partners must understand each other’s character. Accept the flaws and try to embrace them!

  • Type A:

Type A people may be stubborn and insensitive at times. To make sure the journey with your partner goes smoothly, you have to adjust certain things. Do not forget that Type-A people hate long conversations and explanations. Keep it short!

  • Type B:

Type B people are naturally impatient and self-involved. If your partner seems to be bored, make a quick and exciting conversation at that instant. Do not get annoyed if your Type B partner procrastinates things. Instead, keep things balanced on your side. 

  • Type C:

Type C people are always worried about the process in life, career, relationships. In short, everything. Also, they hate people who get distracted easily. So, make sure you give more attention to your Type C partner. 

  • Type D:

Though Type D people are calm, they are also shy and never stand up for themselves. To make your partner stand bold and courageous, make sure to teach them the importance of their individuality. 

Giving tips on how to improve the relationship

If you are worried about improving and balancing your relationship with your partner, there are a few tips and tricks to be followed. Let us see some of them:

  • Type A: 

If your partner is Type A, make sure to calm them down. They are more likely to burst into flames when in anger. Also, keep the communication and thoughts open with Type A personality people.

  • Type B:

If you have any problem with your Type B partner, move things calmly and gently. Type B people are easy taking characters. It is a positive thing unless it becomes an extremity with partners. 

  • Type C:

If any work is important to them, they will work it all by themselves. So, make sure you don’t get triggered by that. Also, Type C people overcomplicate things. Take it easy, partner!

  • Type D:

If you are in a relationship with a Type D person, keep your points short and straightforward. This approach might help your love life go smoothly without significant issues. Clarify whatever chaos is happening. 

To wrap things up:

Though there are different personality types, the bottom line is to live a happy life. Despite all the ups and downs, one faces in life, what one learns in the journey is more important than anything else.

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