People with Different Traits

It is common knowledge that every person is unique. Even though it may seem that twins, for example, are exactly identical physically, and possess similar traits, still there definitely is difference between them, both physical and mental. Even though it is possible for two people to look completely alike, they will not be the same in their intellects and characters, no matter how they try or pretend. Ultimately, it is the omnipresent power of nature that makes us all different from others, makes each and every one of us unique.
The relationships between two people depend primarily on these people’s traits. Of course there are some other factors that influence attitudes (like financial status, religious beliefs and some more) but traits of characters of two people play the major role in building up and developing relationship. It is obvious that a kind, Christian girl probably would not become friends with a young aggressive drug addict. In this example the margin in traits of these two people is huge. This way, even if they try to develop relationship, they will not be able to tolerate each other because essential views and beliefs differ immensely. 
On the other hand, two people with different traits may be totally consistent with each other. They may not of course have relationship that can be called good, but still. In particular cases, these two persons can deal with one another easily and have no or very little problems during their communication. In most cases, the occurrence of continuous communicating of two different people is forced by some external factor. A good example of such factor would be a class divided into small groups of two or three students, each group having a separate project to complete. This is the simplest example, but it can describe easily why and how people with different traits get together and deal with each other without having any conflicts.
One might ask, “What is trait anyway? And how can it be distinguished?”   The answer to this question can be found in personality psychology. One branch of personality psychology is called Trait Theory. This theory “attempts to identify a small number of stable traits that can be used to distinguish between different people”. In other words, this theory learns, examines, and records different people’s traits and tries to assess their consistency with one another and with other people.  
It may sound unbelievable, but different traits of personality have great impact on particular habits, actions, and responses of this or that trait bearer. One of the most prominent examples is the way people eat. Not only the actual eating processes point to particular personality traits, but some other eating habits also could be indicators of personality traits, namely: number of meals you eat per day; when you eat, or perhaps even where you eat your meals. “Sit down and eat like a human being”, some of us tend to hear from our moms during swift breakfast. But it is not the time that makes us stand in front of the sink and eat from the can; it is some inner power that makes us. 
Discussed above are examples and explanations about the traits personalities possess, and various complications people might encounter due to different inconsistencies between those traits. But the classic example of inconsistency of personality traits is the problematic marriage. When a man and a woman fall in love, they are driven by the rush of emotions and feelings. But when this beautifully looking relationship become official, many different calamitous things happen between the husband and wife. And of course the primary reason for such problems inside the family is the difference in personality traits of the man and the woman. Many husbands hear quite frequently, “You dropped the socks at the desk again, why can’t you put’em in the closet?” The example shows that the wife is more prone to order. Anyway, the difference of personalities of a man and a woman only makes the relationship “spicier”, and brings various colors to them. However sometimes these colors may be red, brown, or even black. 
Every person on the planet has it’s own unique set of traits that belongs to him/her only. Even if it might look as though two people of no kin, or contrarily twins, are the same mentally and think simultaneously, no way this can be true. Although it may be very little, but there is always a difference. People who are more or less alike in their traits are more likely to enjoy communication rather than those who differ. Same way, people who are tremendously different in their traits are literally inconsistent with each other; it will be almost impossible for them to communicate with one another. 

Bibliography
1.	Black, Andrew and Nierstracz, Oscar. Traits: Composable Units of Behavior.  Fireside, 2003 
2.	Matthews, Gerald. Personality Traits. Cambridge University Press, 1998.