Unless it's your culture and you haven't met the man or you've met this person online, then they should know you well enough and be able to make their own conclusions as to your personality. I am going to base my post on the fact that neither of you have met with exception to possible letters, email messages or phone calls. While we must be honest with ourselves as to our strong/weak points we all have a couple of good points we can rely on. If you think you are pretty then say so, but more important honesty, loyalty and being trustworthy are extremely important. A good sense of humor never hurts as well. Only you know what you are about. Don't be hard on yourself and start seeing those fine points in your personality. What women can think are their downsides often are upsides to men. For instance, a girl may have freckles on her face and she hates them so much she tries to cover them up, but, her boyfriend or husband thinks she's the cutest girl he's ever seen. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. Good luck Marcy
First, you need to think of this before hand. You won't make a positive impression if you say 'Umm... well I... ummm I'm kinda smart." or "I don't know." It will surprise the person who's asking, and you'll look different than other people.
First, think of (or write a list of) the things you've done in the past week. Name the ten most important. Then, name what they were. Like... saying "I love you" to someone you do love is loving, and doing a lot of work is hard working.
Example...
Josh: Hey, I've seen you around school (or work)... tell me about yourself."
You: *Smile, because you read this and know how* "Well, I'm strong, independent and reliable."
And since you've thought it through beforehand, you can back up these claims with examples.
I would describe myself as neighborly, noble and nice. Others might describe me as nasty, nutty and nuisance.
Please Describe Yourself was created in 2002.
A pair of good ones are intelligent and inquisitive. If you really are. Certainly there are others, like interesting.
you can describe yourself as your true self and not some poser
You can describe yourself in an interview as all of these things. You should probably also describe yourself as detail oriented and analytical.
You might be asked to role play in a job interview and describe yourself as you pretend to be someone else. This gives the interviewer a chance to see how you perceive yourself.
Some people might describe me as faithful, fashionable, fascinating, faultless, fearless, flawless and fun. Others might describe me as flaky, feeble, foolish, fickle, finicky, forgetful flamboyant and fat.
You could talk about how you are willing to work others shifts in order to help the team. You can also talk about how you are a team player and encourage others in their strengths.
Words that could describe yourself beginning with the letter m:maddeningmagnificentmaliciousmarvelousmaterialisticmaturemeanmeekmercifulmercilessmessymeticulousmisguidedmodestmoodymopeymoronicmousymusicalmysterious
No, but you can control yourself, your life, and your interactions with others in how you conduct yourself.
How can you identify faulty thinking in yourself and others
You describe yourself.