I seriously can't wait for our photo shot this coming Thursday at The Studio!!!
Got to thanks Aqidah for the recommendation and because of that, I'll be having a free makeover plus a photo shot and I'm bringing along Boyfriend!

How's my day been going? It's been great.
Me and Boyfriend had counseling session yesterday at Bukit Batok PPIS.
Had a counseling session on our TJTA (Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis) test that we did during our Orientation of the course.
So what is TJTA?

The Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis® is one of the most widely used assessments for individual, premarital, marital, and family counseling. The T-JTA® measures 18 dimensions of personality (9 bipolar traits) that are important components of individual adjustment and interpersonal relationships. The T-JTA® has been used for more than 40 years by thousands of counseling professionals in a wide array of settings in the U.S. and around the world to help people understand themselves and significant others in their lives.

The Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis® (T-JTA®) is a quick and convenient method of measuring important personality traits that influence personal, interpersonal, scholastic, and vocational functioning and adjustment. It functions both a diagnostic device and counseling tool. The brief 180-question test can be administered to individuals, couples or groups in about 30 minutes (non-timed). The T-JTA is applicable for use with adolescents through senior adults.

The TJTA measures 9 personality traits and their opposites:
• Nervous ↔ Composed
(Boyfriend is more nervous than I am. But none of us are composed.)
• Depressive ↔ Light-Hearted
(Boyfriend is more depressive than I am. But none of us are light hearted)
• Active-Social ↔ Quiet
(Both Boyfriend and me are active-social)
• Expressive-Responsive ↔ Inhibited
(Boyfriend is more expressive-responsive compared to me. But none of us are inhibited)
• Sympathetic ↔ Indifferent
(I am sympathetic while Boyfriend is indifferent)
• Subjective ↔ Objective
(Boyfriend is more subjective than me. None of us are objective)
• Dominant ↔ Submissive
(I am more dominant than Boyfriend. None of us are submissive)
• Hostile ↔ Tolerant
(I am more hostile than Boyfriend. But none of use are tolerant)
• Self-Disciplined ↔ Impulsive
(Can't remember this but both of us are self-disciplined).

Nervous - Tense, high-strung, apprehensive.
Composed - Calm, relaxed, tranquil
Depressive - Pessimistic, discouraged, dejected
Light-hearted - Happy, cheerful, optimistic
Active-Social - Energetic, enthusiastic, socially involved
quiet - Socially inactive, lethargic, withdrawn
Expressive-Responsive - Spontaneous, affectionate, demonstrate
Inhibited - Restrained, unresponsive, repressed
Sympathetic - Kind, understanding, compassionate
Indifferent - Unsympathetic, insensitive, unfeeling
Subjective - Emotional, illogical, self-absorbed
Objective - Fair-minded, reasonable, logical
Dominant - Confident, assertive, competitive
Submissive - Passive, compliant, dependent
Hostile - Critical, argumentative, punitive
Tolerant - Accepting, patient, humane
Self-Discipline - Controlled, methodical, preserving
Impulsive - Uncontrolled, disorganized, changeable.

So yesterday, me and Boyfriend got our results for our TJTA test.
What the counselor told us is that:
This is very interesting.
I've never had experience a couple who had the exactly same personality.

So, basically, me and Boyfriend had the exactly same personality.
No wonder the both of us feel so comfortable with each other even on our first meet up together.