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  #6  
قديم 09-13-2010, 02:51 AM
 
انا راح اعطيك تحليليي لشخصيتي وانتي قارني
انا يقال عني انطوائية
احب الجلوس فالبيت اكثر من الخروج
ما احب الاحتكاك مع الناس كثيرا
اكون صداقات ببطئ
اذا احب شخص احبه من كل قلبي
الخجل
احب التنظيم
احب التحمل بالمسؤوليه
احب الخروج مع عدد قليل من الاشخاص وعدم وجود الاطفال
حساسة
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قديم 09-13-2010, 06:18 AM
 
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  #8  
قديم 09-13-2010, 06:49 AM
 
rama ali وش دخل هاذا في الانطوائية ؟
الله يرضى عليكم لاتحولون الموضوع لي سوالف











مدريدية و افتخر


شكرا لك تطابقت الجنسية
ومرة ثانية مشكورة :88:
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  #9  
قديم 09-13-2010, 10:42 AM
 
لماذا سمي الانطوائية بهاذا الاسم ؟
الانها منغلقه على نفسها

ماذا تفعل الانطوائية في المدرسة ؟

من الطبيعي عند الانطواءيين لا يختلطون باقرانهم

ماهو افضل اوقاتها ؟
حينما تكون وحيده

هل يعملها الناس بتجاهل؟
لا و لكنها تشعر بالتجاهل لانها تتجاهل نفسها

الانطوائية مرض نفسي او شخصية؟

مرض نفسي و هو عدم الثقه بالنفس و لو انها تثق بنفسها لما ابتعدت عن الناس



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  #10  
قديم 09-14-2010, 04:07 AM
 
شكرا الله يعطيك العافية

يا

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