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99 Most Common Neutral Personality Traits

Think of the last time you had to politely describe a person you didn’t quite get along with.

None of the traits you named were 100% positive, but none were negative, either.

The best word to describe them would be “neutral.”

You like to think your delivery was neutral, too, but it probably wasn’t. (It’s hard to hide those feelings.)

Neutral personality traits can make others think you have an enigmatic personality.

Maybe you’re trying to hide something, or you like appearing mysterious.

But that’s not always the case. Sometimes neutral just fits the moment.

So what exactly are these traits? And how can you use them to your advantage?

You’ve probably already noticed that some jobs appeal to you more than others.

And if you know or even suspect you’re an INTJ, you might wonder if the best INTJ career matches are the ones you’re already leaning toward.

Are those leanings your subconscious mind’s way of directing you to the careers best suited to your personality type?

And what jobs might you be overlooking or unaware of?

The more you know, the better prepared you’ll be for a career you’ll love.

That’s it! You’ve had it with this kid.

And you know, until you talk to your son about his behavior and present his options, he’s likely just to keep on taking advantage of you.

You just hope he treats his boss better than he treats his parents.

Writing a letter to a disrespectful teenage son is a job in itself.

So, we’ve put together some ideas to help you get started.

Meeting the right person should feel like an epiphany.

You definitely felt something like that when you and your new love first met.

The chemistry between you is undeniable — the kind rom-coms are made of.

You can’t deny the attraction or your growing interest.

But the more time you spend around this person (amazing as they are), the more you wonder if maybe this is the wrong time for you to meet.

But how could there be a wrong time to meet the right person?

We’re glad you asked. You might want to sit down for this.

If you’re here, you’ve noticed your husband looking at other women.

And it hurts.

It’s fair to ask, “Why does my husband look at other females online (or anywhere)?”

Whether he means to or not, he’s telling you you’re not enough for him.

But why does he do it?

Does he even notice or even care about what that does to you?

And what can you do about it?