Regular Gal Archetypes

An archetype; a very typical example of a certain person or thing. In the early 20th century, a Swiss Psychiatrist named Carl Jung suggested that there exists ways to communicate certain experiences and emotions. With this being said, he created a universal and recognizable way to organize distinct behaviours into 12 different groups in which he named archetypes. Each person should be able to title themselves as at least one of them. Up to this date, many other philosophers have established more archetypes in greater detail. Although I am many, I strongly portray the archetypes of the Regular Gal, the Lover and the Ruler.

Firstly, I would identify myself as the Regular Gal. I accept the world the way it is as for I am fair, friendly and understanding. Everyone is created equal. I’ll admit, my biggest goal in life is to belong and fit it with others. In a crowd, I avoid having attention drawn towards me at all costs. Having the spotlight focused on me is something in which I fear as for I feel I’m being judged. I feel empathy towards those who don’t fit in or who draw attention to themselves. I do not like to step out of my comfort zone …show more content…
As for the Regular Gal, I avoid standing out in a crowd at all circumstances. I am empathetic and down to earth. However, I find myself changing in order to better be accepted. The Lover aspires to create long lasting relationships and be loved by all. I need reassurance and attention at all times or else I feel unwanted. I experience broken hearts fairly frequently, for my feelings are not reciprocated or friendships end. I most strongly pursue the archetype of the Ruler as for I must always be in control of the situation. I do not like being told what to do by others. I fear of being in a situation of uncontrollable chaos or being overthrown. Ultimately, archetypes distinguish between personalities in order to help you identify who you