Type A sums up my personality pretty well. It's disheartening to know that the term Type A was originally used by a cardiologist to describe the personalities of his most sickly patients, those with high stress and low self-care, but Type A is not all bad.
I think all my fellow Type A's will agree that our central dogma is this kind of go-getter attitude. We like to pave new roads and set new records. The thought of achieving something great doesn't just excite us, it moves us to the bench, the book, or the computer and makes us do it. And when teamwork doesn't make the dream work, we are the ones that will complete the group project by ourselves, gosh dang it!
As a roommate, us Type A's are usually clean and early rising. We may not have time for your disruptive midnight taco runs, but if there is ever a water leak, we will be the ones to get both our laptops out of harm's way. Also, since we live by our planners, we will never stand you up for a coffee date or study session because we "forgot" and overslept.
All in all, us Type A's just want a roommate who is relatively quiet and generally pleasant to be around, and other than that, we probably just want to get back to studying.
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