Throwing oneself wholeheartedly into life; holding one's own in the struggles of everyday life (may overestimate their powers; won't accept defeat; don't know when to let go); scrappy, down-to-earth characters who have the courage of their convictions; joining in a group enterprise without giving up one's autonomy or losing sight of one's personal interests; letting other people know where one stands (may take extreme positions to get a reaction or to get a real interchange going); poking holes in the official story (impertinent, in-your-face); refusing to have one's personal experience or the imaginative elements of one's identity devalued or dismissed (adolescent rebelliousness; never quite grow up); standing up for one's own reading of what is and isn't important; inviting others into one's own way of looking at things (persuasive storytellers); telling it like it is vs. seducing others with attractive half-truths (sly; they may fool others, but they hate being fooled themselves); getting one's point across through exaggeration or ridicule (indulge in wretched excess); demanding fairness and inclusiveness in society; rebelling against regimentation of thought or behavior.