I was a Lover the first ten years of my life,as I was a sensitive kid. I was beat on constantly and it kind of jaded me. I became a fighter around 11 when I finely said I did not want to hurt anymore.
Around 20 I gradually began to realize that I was to tired of being a fighter and I became a lover again. I have tried to be a little kinder in my life and I consider myself to be a lover now. I am always afraid I could revert if I was pushed to far (protecting my self and/or Family).
Well I think I'm a little of both as it depends on what I want to choose to be on specific scenarios or settings. Say, lover at home but fighter in the office etc..
I guess my bottom line is, I'm a lover when I'm with the people who are important to me and fighter with the people who are unfair and unjust and when getting something that I want.
I am a bit more complex than any of those choices, but since it asked what fits best, I chose lover. I can also be a fighter and at times hide my true self. Years ago I was a VERY agreeable easy to get along with person -- and always got walked on. So then I took it to the other extreme. Through trial and error and years of experience I think I have finally found a good balance somewhere in the middle ground.
I am a very confident person. I know what I want and I go for it. If something gets in my way I will knock it down and keep going IF it resists I will put a hurt on it. I have been told that many will not approach me or they will get out of my way by the way I carry myself.
At home with people I know and care about I am very different.
Just a few years ago I was a typical fighter: somewhat aggressive, stubborn, and always try to solve things by deciding Who is the one to decider, not What should be the thing to decided. Though I was not really easily offended, I was always wary with other people's words, and always ready to counter everything that didn't please me well.
And when a kid grows to an adult, I suppose that normally changes. I don't mean anything wrong with being a fighter. But there are more than one type of fighter, and often there's one involved with the more childish tendency of reaction. Now I can be sure I'm a lover, ready to ignore the actions lying out of the common etiquette, and more likely to give feedback rather than sarcasm.
I chose "I am confident, know what I want and go out to get it". I decided long ago that its better to get your thoughts out in the open than keep them to yourself and have everyone assume what your thoughts are. I guess that makes me a fighter type.