It seems that if you ask people to describe themselves, the responses will likely be fairly predictable...age, profession, marital status, height, weight, etc. While accurate, these descriptions don't really invoke a sense of interpersonal engagement.
A thought occurred to me today...since you are the one generating the description, why not make it one that gives them a sense of who you truly are - the way that an author describes a character in a novel?
How about (from A to Z), "I'm...animated, ambitious, brilliant, bubbly, coquettish, cryptic, delicious, dastardly, dynamic, exhuberent, extravagant, faithful, genteel, giggly, genuine, half-hearted, hilarious, homespun, intoxicating, inspired, imaginative, jovial, juicy, kinetic, loquacious, laborious, luscious, manic, morose, mindful, needy, necessary, organic, original, obtuse, passionate, quixotic, random, rebellious, riddled, reminiscent, sympathetic, sensual, triumphant, unexpected, vivid, vibrant, wicked, wise, wistful, something with an x, youthful, zesty, or zany?"
We are what we create. Why not be memorable?!
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