Reviews of The Enneagram Personality Test

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Very interesting and well worth the money

I can’t believe how accurate this test. There’s no way I’ve ever payed to look at my full report for a personality test. However, just from the description of being number 4 was incredibly accurate. It described me and the way I feel, thoughts and feelings I’ve never said to anyone or even out loud. I’m really grateful to have stumbled across this test and I’m motivated to grow and learn from it as a human being. If you are reading this review and double guessing where you should get at the full report. DON’T! Just do it. It’s incredibly insightful. Thank you so much truity.com

I really enjoyed the test. It did not take long, but revealed SO much of who am. Some of the assessments did not seem totally accurate but after asking my husband and grown children, they all confirmed that the results are true. I’d recommend this test for anyone who is interested in what makes them tick. Lynn Hart

Scarily on point!!! For both me and my husband. Felt like someone had seen inside my head/heart.

I found so many of the statements in my report to be true, especially the ones that were uncomfortable to read. The advice was also helpful. I am impressed that such a simple test can reveal so much.

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This is my second review. Now I feel this is more accurate than I did with my first review (under the name a Smallrain). One thing I am definitely not is hoarding of possessions. I am fearful of running out of money and being destitute when I am old. I am 72 currently. My childhood had a big effect on my life. My mother was a very unhappy person and said things such as I hate you. I wish you had never been born, and God (she was an atheist) gave me the wrong child. I got my sister’s child and she got my charming blue eyed blonde children. I wasn’t allowed any emotions. I couldn’t be excited because that would lead to crying and crying was absolutely forbidden. Happy was a very dangerous emotion, I didn’t dare be happy unless my mother was happy which was extremely rare. If I was happy and she was not, she would destroy my happiness and likely have me in forbidden tears. So yes I needed a safe place, safe from my mother. My Gran’s room was a safe place. Books were a safe place. I live so deeply in books that I almost feel drugged when suddenly roused from a book. My mind can be a safe place and also my bedroom. I have tuned out emotions for so long that sadness and anger are the only ones I can identify. So basically your Enneagram was very accurate.

This is quite close to my type but not completely. For example I am not materialistic. I hate too much stuff. I told my husband, who was an hoarder, that once you get beyond a certain point you don’t own stuff, it owns you. I grew up in a very unhappy, alcoholic home. My mother was very verbally and emotionally abusive. She rejected me soundly thus I began to greatly fear rejection and as I grew up developed little outward need for approval. I often wonder what I would be like if my home had been happier. I was quite bossy and independent as a child. Now I am 72 and have suffered from treatment resistant depression for 25 years. My age also affected by answers. I do not worry much about the future. What will come, will come. I am glad I am not being born today because I believe climate change is going to bring great horrors to this planet. This enneagram was accurate about emotions. I was not allowed emotions growing up and everything that went on in our house was to remain a secret. Now I don’t know what I am feeling, except for anger. I was taught I was untouchable, unworthy and unlovable. Unfortunately my husband was as damaged as me; he was sexually abused so we were little help to each other. He was also verbally abusive and I withdrew which hurt him. I never left him partly for my sake and partly because I knew it would hurt him greatly. I hate hurting people.