I think you should do Luke next. Psychoanalysis is always interesting to read for me. :)

This was very interesting. Yes, Anakin is a very intelligent individual. :)

Anakin and Padmé were both 23 and 27 when the twins we're born, not 26 and 30... Wookieepedia dude...

This an interesting fic, I must say. Realily like the assessments on both Anakin and Ahoska of their mental states and personalities. Looking forward to next the chapter.

There are many other subjects who could benefit immensely from this type of analysis,all of whom have been mentioned here.

Further study required.

BEGIN IMMEDIATELY.

What a curious type of submission for this site. Pretty cool; I've never seen something like this before. Also, under the "Family and Social" bit, it looks like "Anakin" autocorrected to "Sebastian". Also, psychologists today agree that Neuroticism, Agreeableness, Extraversion, Conscientiousness, and Openness to New Experiences are more reliable measures of personality than the MBTI. This concludes my anonymous two-cents! Thanks for deciding to make something so novel; it kinda beats out every single "Coffee Shop AU" and "The Secret Sister of the Main Character" story in that regard.

Very interesting-I would love to see what you did with Leia and Obi Wan with this :)

Interesting and unique idea! I'd like to read one on Han, Luke, and Leia!

One problem: Anakin is a widower as his wife died 24 years before him. Added note: real life psychologists say he has 7 of 9 symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder, may be something to look into?

Nope, I dont buy it.

I am no Shrink, thoght I have been through the varying hands of many.

My Concern over Anakin would be his time in the suit. he was in constant pain, and his very senses were enhanced and skewed. During that time he underwent very little normal socialisation, except with perhaps his Master, who he was unhealthily dependent upon.

Do we expect such a being to have good mental health?

Plus there is the issue of slavery, and dehumanisation.

Look up terms such as Anomie and social alienation

And then perhaps there is the spiritual aspect; in R1, we see DV in a sensory deprivation tank; does he dabble in extreeme meditational practices?

Look up Kundalini syndrome

My next submission, Ashoka Tano and her unwholesome neediness. (See how she behavies at the end of Rebels season 2?)