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Who am I ?

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1. I prefer to be in my own company- I rather revel in it. I am an you see!

2. I am the life and soul of every party for I am amazingly outgoing and love the company of people all the time. I am an by all means.

3. I am the sort of guy who would love to be in the company of others if it so pleases me or would rather stay alone if I feel like it. I am an .

4. I believe in the presence of the Almighty but am sure that nothing about God can be found out. I am therefore an

5. I am fully convinced that all is well with this world of ours as there is God to take care of us. I am a .

6. I find it amusing that people believe in the presence of God and can't help being contemptuous towards them. I am an

7. I simply hate the institution of marriage! I am a you see.

8. I just can't help exuding great abhorrence for women! I am a to be sure.

9. I just hate men -can't help feeling a strong streak of revulsion for them. I am a .

10. I think nothing of parting with all I have earned to help the poor. A real I am!

11. I hate mankind and would experience immense joy to see it suffer. I am a

12. I think I am the greatest and believe that I am the supreme master of all I survey. I am a .

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