SEE vs ESI

I cannot understand and feel the contempt of nobles towards the common people among whom they live, it always surprises and outrages me.

It is always more pleasant to create something myself than to lead from above.

If I were in Napoleon Bonaparte's place and enjoyed the same popularity and power as he did, I would - ESI: use my power to implement a system of regular and guaranteed renewal of the highest power in France through democratic procedures within a few years. SEE: proclaim myself the lifelong ruler of France.

I feel uncomfortable if I accidentally cause someone significant discomfort (by being late, an awkward word, etc.).

I prefer to walk the same familiar paths, wear familiar clothes, and generally prefer a measured and predictable life in everyday matters.

My skeleton is rather thin than thick - at least my hands are thin compared to other representatives of my gender.

I am more guided by fear of failure or punishment than hope for triumph.

Key concepts for me: stability, a close circle of friends, morality, honor, responsibility, consistency, condemnation, accuracy, memory of inflicted harm, social justice.

Always ready to help unnoticed and without self-promotion.

I belong to the more conservative half of people in habits - loyal to the same unchanging company, work, place of residence, hobbies.

It would be disgusting to bathe in luxury at the expense of others, without creating anything myself.

If I disassemble and unscrew something, I will definitely reassemble it somehow, I won't leave it disassembled.

Key concepts for me: spirituality, guilt, sensitivity, compassion, attentiveness, decency, morality, reliability, modesty, responsibility, consistency.

I view possible surprises with suspicion, always fearing them.

I am scrupulous in matters of decency, unobtrusive, but always come to the aid of those in need.

I admit I am secretive, stubborn, and inflexible in relationships, very much dislike uninvited guests and cannot entertain them; I persistently maintain the relationship system I am used to.

I am sensitive to awkward moments in communication, then I worry for a long time - who said what.

I really dislike those who 'stick out' and show off their 'I.'

True, I really dislike permissiveness.

When others shout and get excited, I become bored, everything seems indifferent, and I don't want to do anything.

In public, I am usually pointedly dry and can even be somewhat rude.

My self-esteem constantly jumps, and it is often very low.

It's easy to offend me.

I am little sensitive to the sweet temptations of winning and luck promised by this or that situation, I pay more attention to the danger of losing and punishment.

Often everything new is perceived by me as a source of threat.

'Slave of honor' - that's about me.'

My weight is somewhat below normal for my height and age.

Honesty and keeping one's word are my main virtues.

I highly value constant order in my things.

Experiments 'blindly' (hoping something will work out) are categorically not for me.

Injustice towards others sometimes affects me more than injustice towards myself.

Typically, I am a person of honest word, I value justice and the reasonable order based on it.

If I give my word, I will keep it always, regardless of circumstances.

In anxiety, I often feel my heartbeat quickening.

In my thoughts, I always return to what I said in an important conversation, then I mentally replay these phrases several times, check them, remember the reaction of listeners and interlocutors.

I cannot stand being stared at directly in the eyes, I divert my gaze to the side.

I lack self-respect.

All my life I have strictly followed a sense of duty and clear, constant principles.

I have a lean, elongated figure.

I tend to consider everything in advance and develop solutions for all possible scenarios.

I tend to be lean rather than full.

I am more often sad than cheerful and joyful.

Compared to others, I am a meticulous person in small things, neat, pedantic, inclined to scrupulously follow established rules.

I often worry about the immoral actions of my acquaintances.

It is very difficult and unpleasant for me to communicate with mean and selfish people.

In the company, I have a reputation for being 'dry.'

I always subject what is done to control and double-checking.

I avoid playing games with high stakes.

I believe that if a person is homosexual, they should at least live very quietly and hide it from others.

I am a more organized than impulsive person.

It is difficult for me to be flexible in dealing with bad people.

My own internal logical argument usually yields to someone else's request or tear.

In most of my states, I am closer to 'minor' than to 'major' in mood.

Unlike many, I cannot make insincere compliments (it goes against my whole being).

I am distinguished by impeccable honesty.

I hate selfishness and indifference to common interests in people.

I try not to owe anyone and therefore principle never make purchases on credit and rarely borrow from acquaintances.

In sexual relationships, I have always been very conservative.

The word 'can't' is a very important, key word for me.

Perhaps sometimes I devote too much time to 'mental chewing gum,' too often weighing, thinking over, and evaluating, reasoning around instead of just doing and moving on.

It's always hard for me to start, hard to 'get into' new activity.

I have firm and unambiguous moral principles.

I can perfectly control and keep my desires and impulses in check.

As a rule, I manage to keep my attention on only one thing at a time.

Key words for me are: executiveness, timeliness, neatness, fairness, and active hard work.

It's extremely difficult for me to adapt to new circumstances.

Safety is generally more valuable than various freedoms.