RE: 4 basic personality types analyzed – which one are you?

When I first came across these four personality types, I was 12 years old. Back then it was quite obvious to me, my parents, and everyone around me, that I perfectly fit into the sanguine characteristic: talkative, outgoing, optimistic, and a very social lover of attention. And supposedly that's how I had always been, but for not much longer.

Not even a year later, when puberty hit, I found myself on the opposite end of the spectrum: withdrawn, pensive, brooding, full of deep thoughts and dark poetry, and highly pessimistic about the future.

This didn't stop until my late 20's when I first moved to Mexico City. That place brought the choleric out in me: highly assertive (trying hard not to turn aggressive), straight forward, brutally honest, with a very short patience that often unloaded in fits of rage.

And now that we find ourselves in the second year of Covid, I can see myself turning phlegmatic. I can't leave the house? - So what. Plans cancelled? - Who cares. This may go on for another year, if not more? - So be it. Could this turn into depression? - I don't care. Unfortunately, this way even small projects tend to take several times longer than usually. Like putting up that curtain rod my wife keeps nagging me about for months now. I really should get it done soon... Maybe even tomorrow! If not, next week for sure.