watching and doing

[anotheranon]

Haven't posted much of late but I do have one short(ish) observation from all my recent socializing:

People who I know from activities tend to be the "doing" sort outside of the activity we have in common - several hobbies that involve using the hands or at least leaving the house going on at once.

Watchers tend to consume/watch others do rather than do themselves. Not a condemnation of watchers 'cos doG knows Doers tend to get overextended/banged up far more :P Just what I've noticed.

Thoughts? Are you a Watcher, Doer, or both?

Comments

[fencerchica.livejournal.com]

Definitely a doer - and so is my girlfriend, which is causing me to learn how to balance the watching and the doing in order to coordinate our time fairly. I.e., we take turns coming to one another's athletic events and plan our shared events thoughtfully. Luckily our interests overlap at least 85%, so it works out well! :-)

[anotheranon.livejournal.com]

I'm married to a doer as well - we're both often busy but I think we help each other enjoy the quieter times :)