Saint
06-23-2008, 04:10 PM
Hi.
I don't know how to introduce myself. But I'm a little obsessed with the concept of an "About Me," so I'll just copy my About Me from Facebook as an introduction. Interestingly, a large portion of it goes without saying here since you already know I'm an INTJ. Regardless, I'll present it in it's unedited form, because the very way we write about ourselves tells others things about us.
I could add a great deal more, but how much does one want to really read about someone in an introduction?
I'm a 19-year old Computer Science and Philosophy major at RPI.
I do a lot of reading, writing, photography, watching films, and folding paper. Your classic boring person, or something.
I'm shy sometimes. Introverted. All I know about social consciousness I learned from my cat. You'll probably think I'm rude. Don’t take it personally.
read this:
http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200303/rauch?r
And look up the letters INTJ.
I like people, but value solitude highly. Most of the time I'd rather stay in with a book than go out with a group, and I prefer social interaction in groups of one or less.
What else do I say? I'm obsessed with strategy games. I love cats. I can stare at a mechanical watch all day. I read a lot of poetry. Some nights I walk for hours. All I need to live is red wine or coffee or tea, some books and a camera. I appreciate the subtle. I'm Aristotelian, a little hard-willed. Constant intellectual/physical/emotional self-improvement is important to me.
If I'm awake, then I want a cappuccino.
My mind is always somewhere else.
If you sit still long enough, I'll take a picture.
I exist inside of cafes and on roads and in your dreams and nowhere else. I am made of cigar smoke and old ideas. I can be reproduced in entirety with brush strokes. I remind you too much of you. You are (not) alone.
I miss art.
I don't know how to introduce myself. But I'm a little obsessed with the concept of an "About Me," so I'll just copy my About Me from Facebook as an introduction. Interestingly, a large portion of it goes without saying here since you already know I'm an INTJ. Regardless, I'll present it in it's unedited form, because the very way we write about ourselves tells others things about us.
I could add a great deal more, but how much does one want to really read about someone in an introduction?
I'm a 19-year old Computer Science and Philosophy major at RPI.
I do a lot of reading, writing, photography, watching films, and folding paper. Your classic boring person, or something.
I'm shy sometimes. Introverted. All I know about social consciousness I learned from my cat. You'll probably think I'm rude. Don’t take it personally.
read this:
http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200303/rauch?r
And look up the letters INTJ.
I like people, but value solitude highly. Most of the time I'd rather stay in with a book than go out with a group, and I prefer social interaction in groups of one or less.
What else do I say? I'm obsessed with strategy games. I love cats. I can stare at a mechanical watch all day. I read a lot of poetry. Some nights I walk for hours. All I need to live is red wine or coffee or tea, some books and a camera. I appreciate the subtle. I'm Aristotelian, a little hard-willed. Constant intellectual/physical/emotional self-improvement is important to me.
If I'm awake, then I want a cappuccino.
My mind is always somewhere else.
If you sit still long enough, I'll take a picture.
I exist inside of cafes and on roads and in your dreams and nowhere else. I am made of cigar smoke and old ideas. I can be reproduced in entirety with brush strokes. I remind you too much of you. You are (not) alone.
I miss art.