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Political affiliation and your personality are very closely linked, what you think and how you think are directly related to which political party you support. And all this not only reflect your political views but also in different segments of life and in your daily work, office and home routine, therefore impact is on overall personality.
PTI Personality:
Such type of personality is very strong, very modern in its nature but have limited approach and outlook towards life. They respect your views only if their views are similar to yours. How would one describe them? Educated but not literate, good speakers but very bad listeners. For PTI personality logic works as long as it is serving their purpose. They take criticism as an insult. Aggression and foul language – when anyone disagrees with their logic, it can be seen and felt as a part of their strong personality. They want to lead and be a leader at any cost cause they believe they have leadership qualities and can be a good team leader.
PML-N Personality:
People fall in this category is traditional yet modern. They are not dominant rather docile but when they are provoked they can be very aggressive and exceed their limits too, not much educated but are knowledgeable. They are conservative but are always open to new ideas. Good listeners but weak on convincing others. People fall in this category believe in giving respect even to enemies. They take criticism as criticism.
PPP Personality:
They believe more in traditions than religion, even though traditions are harming their own existence. Extremely conservative and always refer back to their forefathers. They fear in taking initiative and very reluctant in changing themselves or their opinion about anything. Not much educated nor literate enough to think beyond their traditions. Over all, they have aggressive personality but always remain within their own social circle.
