Creative Critic

The creative subtype is quite sociable and won't refuse to have fun in good company. She feels insecure if her appearance or manner does not match the tastes of the society she is part of. Creative Critic looks for intellectual novelties and is proud of her acquaintance with famous people. She loves to share her knowledge and to assess the prospects of development in new areas of knowledge. Independent and obstinate, she resists volitional force. She seeks support and approval of her ideas and initiatives. Suitable partners are only those who see her inherent cynicism and share in her assessments of people or projects. She cannot resist making offensive comments, so it is difficult to have smooth relationships not only with foes, but with close friends, too. At the same time, she shows generosity, assisting people close to her in difficult situations. When in a good mood, she is a clever companion. Attentive and democratic, she is inclined to trust people and is willing to give advice or recommendations if asked to do so. She appreciates talent and respects people who have intellectual achievements in her field of work instead of people who easily rose to fame or borrowed ideas. When in a bad mood, it's best not to disturb her, as she is very irritable and volatile. In the interest of her affairs, she won't spare anyone's feelings. She is skilled with irony and cynical humor. She is usually loyal and tolerant, forgiving of weaknesses and passions. She respects authorities and values the past, without which, in her opinion, the future cannot be understood. She loves to emphasize her dissenting opinion on resonant issues. Creative Critic lends her skills and expertise to creative fields. She possesses a special sensitivity for music and happens to be endowed in the humanitarian sphere; for example, in languages, journalism, film (sound engineering, in particular), etc. She knows how to find a niche in the creative intelligentsia. She often has clear political or ideological positions.