Megumi Fushiguro

What Megumi Fushiguro says about you

You tend to stand at the edge of a group, and by the time anyone asks your opinion you have already thought the whole thing through. You keep your face neutral and your answers short. That isn't unfriendliness. You are selective. Loud people wear you out, and you would rather have two friends you fully trust than twenty you have to entertain.

You read situations quickly, plan before you act, and stay practical when others get carried away. You have your own sense of what is fair, and you put your effort toward the people who have earned it. When someone you care about is in a bad spot, you show up without a speech, and you get surprisingly inventive under pressure.

You sell yourself short, and you do it so calmly that nobody argues. You decide in advance how far you can go, then stop there. You are too quick to take the hit for the group, and you keep worries to yourself until they are heavy. Aim higher than good enough for now. You have more in reserve than you think.