I came across this site last night while teaching a class about Typing

[dnr]

I have known for a long time that I was a solid INTJ. The day 25 years ago that I discovered that fact, I also lost my guilt about being the way I am.

I spent my life as a software designer (but then I also like to design anything) and now I am enjoying >65 by teaching classes online (and doing art, music, furniture, rooms...).

In these classes, if I can anyway sneak it in (hard to do in a math class), I have the students do a personality profile assignment and then go over their typing. Most (even though they are 25-60 years in age) have never really had this explained to them and they are in awe on how close the results of this describes them.

As I was showing them the results of entering "INTJ" in a search engine I found this site and decided to come back.

Great site. Lots of very interesting stuff.

[Motor Jax]

welcome dnr, and a warm hello

[curiousjane]

Gotta say, we haven't heard this one before. A class about typing. Wait. Maybe I'm confused. Typing, like click-click-click on the keyboard? Or MBTI typing?

*shrugs*

Either way, welcome!

[fonmaneal]

Ignore them.
We know you where seeking out the collective(in your own way).
So, welcome and rejoyce.(or whatever):)

[rwyatt365]

So, was losing your guilt like losing your virginity? Nosey INTJs want to know.

Welcome.

[yondyr]

ohh yayy another oldie, welcome indeed.

[Elfrun]

No guilt about being who you're supposed to be.

Welcome now back in your corner kay ;)

[replicant]

I have a psych professor that slips a personality exercise as a icebreaker before his classes. It's funny what results we get.

Welcome!

[Monte314]

Cool! I teach, too... but I got a D+ in typing when I was in high school.

Greetings!