10 Signs You Have a Strong, Intimidating Personality

Not to be confused with narcissism or sociopathy, a person with a strong personality is someone who is confident in themselves, have strong self esteem, and is perhaps, a little intimidating. Even though we are all building on having a stronger personality or a strong self esteem, there are traits that we may already have that makes us strong. Do you relate to some of these traits or know someone who does?

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[enileeecram]

The problem is, people find me "scary" before they know me, but after they do, they'll find me "nice and sweet", and when they know me better, they'll discover that yes, I'm actually "scary" 😂

[natalier]

Because of this personality, I've been told "I thought you were b**** at first but you're actually very sweet." 🙃

[jtothehooope]

Eating alone, thinking a lot, not letting people in, hating small talk and want deep connections. Sounds a lot like introverts

[minahilsher]

1.you question things
2.You don't tolerate ignorance
3.You don't seek validation from others
4.You don't make excuses
5.You are careful about who you let in
6.You overcome your insecurities.
7.You allow facts not emotions to make decisions
8. You are firm about your morals.
9. You are driven
10. You see problems as learning opportunities

[real_akii]

Every best friendship started with “when I first met you I thought you were a bi-

[somethingsempire]

„Not taking risk is the biggest risk of all.“

*SPEECH 100*

[anonnnn]

Didn’t realize I could have a strong personality and be introverted at the same time

[saramiller]

This personality can be a blessing, but it can be a HUGE curse. Things people have told me about me: "You are too gruff/ruff/blunt.", "You are intimidating.", and "You are too serious." Some people dislike me before they even meet me. It's weird.

[Emmelmpau]

11: You can eat a bowl of nails.

*_Without any milk._*

[nerdynerd]

I have a strong personality but also a highly sensitive person.

[greysubs]

I used to be exactly like this up until a year ago, when I went through some traumatic events. These events have silenced me. I am currently trying to get my strenght back and become the strong, confident, brave person I once was. I hope I will get all of this and more back.

[lolwr]

Why do i feel like i have a strong intimidating personality but I'm too shy.

[hexboltiskilo]

People say that they’d be afraid of me if I was just a little taller.

Short people problems

Edit- I’m a 4’8 skinny girl with glasses

[gracegonzalez]

I realized I had a strong personality when I would just literally be myself and people would either react very positively to me or very negatively to me. It seems there’s no in between, like I don’t have neutral acquaintances. I have true friends or people that completely avoid or openly hate me. Strong personalities produce strong reactions in others.

[wintersolstice]

11.) You can look anyone straight up in the eyes without flinching.

[Rook_Wyatt]

Not going go lie, I didn't expect to connect with a lot of these points that I actually ended connecting with.

[tal]

I kinda sad when people proudly say that they hate small talks though. I'm naturally introvert, but I think there's so much to learn from extroverts. Small talks aren't that bad when you just get to know people, it's a sign that they're simply interested and want to know you. Just respond kindly and politely to appreciate them. They might clicked with you, or might not, and it's okay.

Me in the past was so afraid of new people. Then my friend encouraged me to greet new colleagues first trough chatting because we do things online now. And I realized how rude 'shy' people who don't respond are actually. I was hurt a lot at first by some rude and cold responses, but there's also some people who responded nicely. So I learn to overcome embarrassment from 'rejection' and find myself become more brave to chat new people first. The more I got rejections, the more I learn how to not give a shit about how people would respond and just go do it, while putting my ego on my sleeve. That's when I realized that extroverts are actually brave and appreciative people, and I want to learn some of that bravery for myself

[imaanahmed]

Your voice is so calming and so is the this video. Interesting video as always!

[coachbahman]

*I used to be very depressed and had anger issues. At school people was avoiding me. In some way I liked it, but I would have liked a friend at that time.*




Now I always approach these kinds of people and I notice they really love it when people talk to them!




So next time someone is looking sad or angry, just some small talk can make their day!

[playingwithmilly]

My teacher had a class meeting and she said, " One girl hates me"
And then she talked to me in front of the whole class and said why don't you let me inspire you and let my seed grow in you?
I answered in my mind: I am very careful for who I let to inspire me. And sadly, you aren't one of them.