I'm probably a bit weird, but I'm a quite skeptical kind of person for the most part, but with enough natural curiosity to still be very open minded in a very relativistic way.

I do believe nothing about the world can be established with absolute certainty, but I do think there's enough sense in taking things for what they are in a relative sense. In other words I don't believe in absolutism.

To be honest though, I don't like a lot of those labels, because ultimately they don't make much sense.

If you talk to people long enough, you will often see they agree with more than just one of the philosophical systems. Maybe not entirely as some are direct opposites, but still.

For example I agree with existentialism, in that when it comes to philosophical thinking it begins with the human subject. Sort of as the main focus.

I also agree with analytic tradition in that things should make sense with proper argumentation, taking into account semantics, classic logic and non-classical logic.

There's obviously no true right or wrong when it comes to these systems.