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Being curious and just liking to work things out I completely deconstructed the online MBTI test and can now answer any and all questions to achieve whatever profile I want to the 100% level... LOL..
Any other confessions for INTJ's out there?
bikerscars
10-13-2007, 04:28 PM
i once became emotional :scared: (well- emotional for an intj)
hit me like a ton 'o bricks...
i can't imagine how others can live day to day with strong emotional upheavals (i see these feelings control everything from their mood to body language to outlook on life to everything...
i sure am comfortable being emotionally stable (sometimes referred to being like a rock) :suspicious:
i once became emotional :scared: (well- emotional for an intj)
hit me like a ton 'o bricks...
i can't imagine how others can live day to day with strong emotional upheavals (i see these feelings control everything from their mood to body language to outlook on life to everything...
i sure am comfortable being emotionally stable (sometimes referred to being like a rock) :suspicious:
Yeah, you "weaky" you're letting the side down... next you'll be telling us you're a closet F. :D
Actually, The F's or anyone else doesn’t have the rights to be "emotional". Just that it seems that the logical NT tends to keep them reserved. Being emotional doesn't actually help......
UNLESS.
You keep it bottled up and think about it over and over. Talking widely in those situations is good.
I think most INTJ's have a melt down at some point in their lives especially if they've been very introverted. Generally its "failure" (maybe a first) in something that is the pressure point release.
Most INTJ guys are used to being able to analytically solve any and all problems (or have a closure solution). But when its comes to "first true loves" etc... I think it gives them a sense of helplessness that is just "ALIEN". Blahhh... enough of this F talk... *I'm getting teary *:scared:
;D
MichaelH
10-13-2007, 06:49 PM
I have a long-held fantasy of saying to heck with life and becoming a biker. All my plans would go out the window, my waistline would expand, and given my reflexes and distractability I'd be dead within a year. I also have no idea how I'd finance my life.
But oh, what a year it would be!
I have a long-held fantasy of saying to heck with life and becoming a biker. All my plans would go out the window, my waistline would expand, and given my reflexes and distractability I'd be dead within a year. I also have no idea how I'd finance my life.
But oh, what a year it would be!
Yip, I can agree with the "unshackling" of the structured future that INTJ's live. To Just "live for the day".. It’s helpless and chaotic... but if you've got enough funds then..... just just maybe.
I read a period of time back that in the Middle Ages people only worked 2 hours a day as that was only needed to provide the basics. And here's us still doing 40 hours + a week.... Sheeze... we should only be working 10 hours and week and relaxing with all our "technology"!!!!!!!!
Most INTJ guys are used to being able to analytically solve any and all problems (or have a closure solution). But when its comes to "first true loves" etc... I think it gives them a sense of helplessness that is just "ALIEN". Blahhh... enough of this F talk... I'm getting teary :scared:
Indeed.
When hit with emotional distress... Tries to make sense of it... it doesn't make sense... OH NOEZ! :'(
Guido
10-14-2007, 11:42 PM
I have a real soft spot for bad ass female heroines :-X So I liked Tomb Raider and Ultra Violet alot more than most. Underworld is one of my favorite movies :D
Oh, and congrats to Rei for having 666 posts o.0
Firelie
10-15-2007, 12:04 AM
I secretly love wearing dresses, makeup, and jewelry.
And Avril Lavigne. :-X
I have a real soft spot for bad ass female heroines :-X So I liked Tomb Raider and Ultra Violet alot more than most. Underworld is one of my favorite movies :D
Oh, and congrats to Rei for having 666 posts o.0
Me too
and Thanks! ;D
I secretly love wearing dresses, makeup, and jewelry.
And Avril Lavigne. :-X
OMG ME TOO!!!
I also like Kelly Clarkson =/ like... genuinely...
Firelie
10-15-2007, 02:02 AM
OMG ME TOO!!!
I also like Kelly Clarkson =/ like... genuinely...
I do too. I don't like her latest CD quite as much, though.
qwerty
10-15-2007, 02:13 AM
Confessions hmmm.
I think I shall confess that....
Somedays I'm afraid that....
Maybe I'm not in control...
Maybe people shouldn't put so much faith in me :(
But then I realize how great I am and the fear is washed away.
And sometimes I do listen to girlie music, but I cancel that out with ROCK!
And sometimes I'm afraid of paranoia eating me up.
Maybe people shouldn't put so much faith in me :(
That crosses my mind too... everyone I know, or my mother knows expect great things from me.
I really worry that I'm just really good at looking capable but I'm really not.
"INTJ's have insecurities too!"
rwyatt365
10-15-2007, 08:40 AM
My confession…I secretly would like to live like an ESFP for some period of time (a day, a week, a year :scared: ). I secretly admire how they throw caution to the wind and take wild chances. I've told my wife that my dream is to jump in the car and drive off into the sunset "…given the chance". The fact of the matter is that I've had a couple of chances to do just that but my rational, logical brain determined that there were "reasons" for not doing that. So I chained myself to another 9-to-5 and plodded on with living a "reasonable" life.
The fact of the matter is that I'm scared of being unconstrained (does that make sense? - that, somehow, being responsible and dependable and all the limitations that go along with those roles are comforting. I want to believe that I can be a wild and crazy guy, but in my heart-of-hearts I know that I'm about as conventional as they come.
mind_wander
10-15-2007, 12:34 PM
i once became emotional :scared: (well- emotional for an intj)
hit me like a ton 'o bricks...
i can't imagine how others can live day to day with strong emotional upheavals (i see these feelings control everything from their mood to body language to outlook on life to everything...
i sure am comfortable being emotionally stable (sometimes referred to being like a rock) :suspicious:
Yeah, you "weaky" you're letting the side down... next you'll be telling us you're a closet F. :D
Actually, The F's or anyone else doesn’t have the rights to be "emotional". Just that it seems that the logical NT tends to keep them reserved. Being emotional doesn't actually help......
UNLESS.
You keep it bottled up and think about it over and over. Talking widely in those situations is good.
I think most INTJ's have a melt down at some point in their lives especially if they've been very introverted. Generally its "failure" (maybe a first) in something that is the pressure point release.
Most INTJ guys are used to being able to analytically solve any and all problems (or have a closure solution). But when its comes to "first true loves" etc... I think it gives them a sense of helplessness that is just "ALIEN". Blahhh... enough of this F talk... *I'm getting teary *:scared:
;D
Hey, don't crack a scarcism at Veneti. I've had used my F side too, watched "chick-flicks" before, but no crying [ release some emotional side, incase some chick wanted to pull a fast one on me]. Test to see, how insecure your F side will meltdown. In addition, only one time it really hit me, in one scene in a Korean movie called: Public Enemy 2. It about the social injustice of the rich and poor. I've convinced myself, yeah right me breaking down. Give it try, only one scene, darn it.
Epicurus
10-15-2007, 02:14 PM
I sometimes sympathize for communists and socialists, and also I sometimes like to listen to evul music like Maroon 5 or that gurl Gwenn Stefani.
mind_wander
10-15-2007, 04:45 PM
yeah, I've listened to Maroon 5- She will be loved. Here is a audioclip I sung: To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. under the name MW and Xiaogang. Enjoy :)
thegnat
10-15-2007, 11:11 PM
I have a real soft spot for bad ass female heroines :-X So I liked Tomb Raider and Ultra Violet alot more than most. Underworld is one of my favorite movies :D
Oh, and congrats to Rei for having 666 posts o.0
I played the first 6 Tomb Raider video games....so yeah....I liked Tomb Raider a lot!
A lot of these apply to me, too, but I'll add some quirkier ones?
Oh yeah - and I used to dress up as storm when I was younger and just run around in a Halloween costume of her....
And I used to run around like a horse (well on all fours) neighing(I could neigh damn well - I got a horse to come to me, but now I can't do that well anymore...)....
And I used to run around like a horse (well on all fours) neighing(I could neigh damn well - I got a horse to come to me, but now I can't do that well anymore...)....
WHAT?
YOU TOO?!
I KNEW I wasn't the only one out there!
thegnat
10-16-2007, 12:10 AM
And I used to run around like a horse (well on all fours) neighing(I could neigh damn well - I got a horse to come to me, but now I can't do that well anymore...)....
WHAT?
YOU TOO?!
I KNEW I wasn't the only one out there!
YES!!! I'm so glad to hear I'm not the only one!!!
Stopharian
10-16-2007, 12:25 AM
All my life ....................I have acted, thought and felt like an INTP
All my life ....................I have acted, thought and felt like an INTP
-_______________________________-''''
very funny Stoph
thegnat
10-16-2007, 01:05 AM
All my life ....................I have acted, thought and felt like an INTP
But the thread title says INTJ....
What are you doing messing around in this thread? :P
Stopharian
10-16-2007, 01:10 AM
Those were my confessions..............
Those were the confessions of an INTJ whom thinks, acts, feels, and Self Identifies as an INTP
If those werent the most damning confessions in this thread I dont know what qualifies. I open my heart to you people and this is what I get? I deserve pity, not a reprimand :'(
OneBadMother
10-16-2007, 01:15 AM
I too have a confession. I am actually an INTJ! I mistyped the last letter when I put down my MBTI type and my computer keeps crashing every time I try to fix it. I'm so sorry for misleading you all! T_T
mind_wander
10-16-2007, 01:16 AM
lol, this is so funny. Don't worry its a natural trait for us J's and P's to argue all day/night. But, you INTP are very honest with your answer; so I don't doubt you at all. Don't worry, I managed to stand my current professor like a month now, but not sure how long my mind will hold up, lol.
rwyatt365
10-16-2007, 07:46 AM
Those were my confessions..............
Those were the confessions of an INTJ whom thinks, acts, feels, and Self Identifies as an INTP
If those werent the most damning confessions in this thread I dont know what qualifies. * I open my heart to you people and this is what I get? *I deserve pity, not a reprimand :'(
You know, of course that INTJs only recognize the heart as an organ for pumping blood, but we will pitiy you for your confession. Our God-complex allows us to do that. 8-)
OMG ME TOO!!!
I also like Kelly Clarkson =/ like... genuinely...
I do too. I don't like her latest CD quite as much, though.
Yeah, it didn't really appeal to me.
Though I'm getting all emo over "Sober"
There's another confession right there *points up*
Ah whatever, INTJ, INTP... still cool...
INTP's are just annoyingly messy and inefficient... but as long as I never have to work with them I'm good :thumbsup:
Quincunx
10-18-2007, 05:24 PM
I converted to Christianity. *gasp.*
I once yelled profusely at one of the hypersensitive INFP-types in our school for being a complete loser and failure at life. This defied (a) my INTJ instinct of not CARING about others' fates like that, and (b) my moral daydreams I call 'conscience.'
It was a blast though.
Firelie
10-18-2007, 08:25 PM
I love to watch Ghosthunter on the SciFi channel and I get chills when they "catch" something.
thegnat
10-18-2007, 08:37 PM
I just remembered this one: I've calmed down about this one, but I used to - when I went shopping with my mom and aunt (I hated shopping, still do actually) - I used to make the hangars evenly spaced if applicable, or put the ones that were facing the wrong direction in the right direction....I still feel a compulsion to fix them, I just can control that compulsion now and don't express it....
I was baptized Mormon. :o :-[ My second one is i wish i could be normal for one day and not be so anit-social. I wish i could use a phone other then making plans :). I wish for once people can understand the true nature of the intj mind set and not assume where from a different planet. My second confession is that i wish too much
I love to watch Ghosthunter on the SciFi channel and I get chills when they "catch" something.
I just watched my first episode and kind enjoyed it myself as well . Not 100% sure if i would watch it again. Too many other shows on my plate. :)
mind_wander
10-19-2007, 11:20 AM
I was baptized Mormon. :o :-[ *My second one is i wish i could be normal for one day and not be so anit-social. I wish i could use a phone other then making plans :). I wish for once people can understand the true nature of the intj mind set and not assume where from a different planet. My second confession is that i wish too much
Well, as an INTJ you blend very well. I wished I got an answer like that. No offense, my answer uh are you gay, no. My religion is moron, go check it out. BUt, I am actually Christian. I heard about moron's, its very tough spot, can't drink, smoke, go out with girls until get married at the Church[forgot the term for it]. But, God Bless ya.
Oh yeah my confession on why I can used my feeling side. In 2005, when I wasn't sure what kinda of career I wanted. So I took a career related MBTI test, the finally results came out INFJ :o. Now it makes sense *8-)
thegnat
10-19-2007, 11:46 AM
I was baptized Mormon. :o :-[ My second one is i wish i could be normal for one day and not be so anit-social. I wish i could use a phone other then making plans :). I wish for once people can understand the true nature of the intj mind set and not assume where from a different planet. My second confession is that i wish too much
Well, as an INTJ you blend very well. I wished I got an answer like that. No offense, my answer uh are you gay, no. My religion is moron, go check it out. BUt, I am actually Christian. I heard about moron's, its very tough spot, can't drink, smoke, go out with girls until get married at the Church[forgot the term for it]. But, God Bless ya.
Oh yeah my confession on why I can used my feeling side. In 2005, when I wasn't sure what kinda of career I wanted. So I took a career related MBTI test, the finally results came out INFJ :o. Now it makes sense 8-)
mind_wander - it's Mormon not moron. Moron without the "m" is a complete and utter idiot. Mormon is a group of people that follow a certain religion.
rwyatt365
10-19-2007, 11:58 AM
I love to watch Ghosthunter on the SciFi channel and I get chills when they "catch" something.
+1 for GhostHunters! I watch it all the time! The thought of the unexplainable is cool!
I just remembered this one: I've calmed down about this one, but I used to - when I went shopping with my mom and aunt (I hated shopping, still do actually) - I used to make the hangars evenly spaced if applicable, or put the ones that were facing the wrong direction in the right direction....I still feel a compulsion to fix them, I just can control that compulsion now and don't express it....
OMG - I do that too! My wife hates going shopping with me 'cause she can't leave me alone near the hangers. I even make sure that the tags that indicate the size (for clothes) are all facing out.
I was baptized Mormon. :o :-[ My second one is i wish i could be normal for one day and not be so anit-social. I wish i could use a phone other then making plans :). I wish for once people can understand the true nature of the intj mind set and not assume where from a different planet. My second confession is that i wish too much
Well, as an INTJ you blend very well. I wished I got an answer like that. No offense, my answer uh are you gay, no. My religion is moron, go check it out. BUt, I am actually Christian. I heard about moron's, its very tough spot, can't drink, smoke, go out with girls until get married at the Church[forgot the term for it]. But, God Bless ya.
Oh yeah my confession on why I can used my feeling side. In 2005, when I wasn't sure what kinda of career I wanted. So I took a career related MBTI test, the finally results came out INFJ :o. Now it makes sense 8-)
mind_wander - it's Mormon not moron. Moron without the "m" is a complete and utter idiot. Mormon is a group of people that follow a certain religion.
I couldnt help but laugh hard at that. Useally i call Mormons as morons any ways.
thegnat
10-19-2007, 02:58 PM
well just for mind_wander's sake - What if mind_wander went to a big group of mormons and said "Hey Morons!" to all of them...There might be SF's in there...I suppose depends on the mood if she wants to piss off SFs or not hehe.
thegnat
10-19-2007, 03:33 PM
I just remembered this one: I've calmed down about this one, but I used to - when I went shopping with my mom and aunt (I hated shopping, still do actually) - I used to make the hangars evenly spaced if applicable, or put the ones that were facing the wrong direction in the right direction....I still feel a compulsion to fix them, I just can control that compulsion now and don't express it....
OMG - I do that too! My wife hates going shopping with me 'cause she can't leave me alone near the hangers. I even make sure that the tags that indicate the size (for clothes) are all facing out.
Yes! I'm not the only one! When I shop it's short and sweet, get what I need, get out. I tend to never go shopping with anyone aside from mom and/or my aunt. Because it bugs the hell out of whoever I'm shopping with and I hate shopping myself. I don't know what it is about shopping. I know I'm a girl and all that but I just don't like it....
Hmm any other confessions?
I used to collect rocks. I still have most of the rocks I collected. I have quite the collection.
well just for mind_wander's sake - What if mind_wander went to a big group of mormons and said "Hey Morons!" to all of them...There might be SF's in there...I suppose depends on the mood if she wants to piss off SFs or not hehe.
Thats if the mormons understand simple humour. There almost up there with the Jehovah witness for dumb things they do. So passably there might be some one there will catch the joke but you never know ;D
Firelie
10-19-2007, 04:29 PM
I don't think this thread needs to turn to religion-bashing, guys.
yeah i know, thats all i was going to say
thegnat
10-19-2007, 05:27 PM
yeah i know, thats all i was going to say
I...just...wanted...to..correct..spelling...
(I do agree)
back to confessions. hm.
one of the few times I cried when I was younger was for a tree I used to climb in. It got struck by lightning. Oh - and for a goldfish. I'm not even sure I had a name for the goldfish. I always forget my fish's names.
hahaha I just remembered another - when I broke a string for the first time! I didn't know what the hell happened. I was so ashamed I cried for it too!
I'm becoming obsessed with my ancestory...
I could say a lot about what I've uncovered, but as an example the Pope in 1154 (2nd Crusade) names an ancestor and another templar as saving the Master of the order. (He is from my ancestoral village).
And there's way way more....
But there's probably a "b*stard" somewhere in the line so it could be a waste of time... *;D
mind_wander
10-19-2007, 11:34 PM
I was baptized Mormon. :o :-[ *My second one is i wish i could be normal for one day and not be so anit-social. I wish i could use a phone other then making plans :). I wish for once people can understand the true nature of the intj mind set and not assume where from a different planet. My second confession is that i wish too much
Well, as an INTJ you blend very well. I wished I got an answer like that. No offense, my answer uh are you gay, no. My religion is moron, go check it out. BUt, I am actually Christian. I heard about moron's, its very tough spot, can't drink, smoke, go out with girls until get married at the Church[forgot the term for it]. But, God Bless ya.
Oh yeah my confession on why I can used my feeling side. In 2005, when I wasn't sure what kinda of career I wanted. So I took a career related MBTI test, the finally results came out INFJ :o. Now it makes sense *8-)
mind_wander - it's Mormon not moron. *Moron without the "m" is a complete and utter idiot. Mormon is a group of people that follow a certain religion.
Thanx, for correcting me; now I felt like a moron for not fixing the typo. Its ok guys you can laugh at me. No offense aude.
childofforest
10-20-2007, 03:05 AM
I like Lindsay Lohan, and I sympathize with Britney Spears. :'(
And I also like watching Grey's Anatomy, which is by the way a very emotional, self-absorbed TV series.
Firelie
10-20-2007, 03:14 PM
I like Lindsay Lohan, and I sympathize with Britney Spears. *:'(
And I also like watching Grey's Anatomy, which is by the way a very emotional, self-absorbed TV series.
I think this confession beats all others.
jtskinner
10-20-2007, 08:34 PM
It's so funny when people say "think with your heart" because your brain is the only thing that thinks lol. I always laugh at that idea. I really feel sick in the stomach when around people crying or sad or angry, I don't know how to cope when it happens and I just want to go away from them as quickly as possible to let them sort out their own stuff. I laugh at alot of emotional stuff that shocks other people. I am physically affectionate just not in the emotional way, like gee let me hug you because you've had a hard day. I don't understand romance either, I hate Shakespeare's works, greatest playwright my ass. I confess that I have cried reading novels before, and I love nature.
childofforest
10-21-2007, 11:57 AM
I like Lindsay Lohan, and I sympathize with Britney Spears. *:'(
And I also like watching Grey's Anatomy, which is by the way a very emotional, self-absorbed TV series.
I think this confession beats all others.
I'll take that as a compliment. ;D
I've listened to a song called 'Hips Don't Lie' over 200 times in a row over the past three days...
rwyatt365
10-26-2007, 11:59 AM
Ok, musical confessions; I like disco. :scared: There, I said it! :'(
WTF, I was in college then - it's what I "boogied" to back in the day! :cool:
cielo market
10-27-2007, 04:11 AM
I crush on fictional/animated characters.
GOD today was terraforming in cyberland.....
I was being a geek and bought about 20 .com's a blog board (vbulletin) and next I'll get some flash banners done and buy a SEO patch for indexing well. Then is some scripts for tests... adsense installed... some articles written...
I can't help it... the net is assimilating me.... and its only a hobby...
Must resist...must resist... :scared:
Ok... I'm intp, and to get a girlfriend I HAD TO read every seduction manual and every treatise on female evolutionary psychology that was ever written. :scared:
But it worked :lovestruck:
Daniel
11-03-2007, 04:16 PM
I'm sometimes afraid of dark rooms in my flat
Epicurus
11-03-2007, 05:47 PM
I crush on fictional/animated characters. That happens to me to, then I (most often) don't mean someone from a book but like from a game or so... To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. *:P
Wolfie
11-05-2007, 05:59 PM
Haha. umm... Well I'm mostly normal. I keep everything bottled up so it feels stupid saying this.
When I think about problems too much, which is inevitable because when I practice piano(I do this an hour or two a day) it never takes up all of my occupiable mind, I fantasize of commiting suicide. I hate being a hormonal teenager... *:(
travler2001
11-17-2007, 03:58 PM
My confession is I'm so *&%^ing LONELY!!:cry: And everybody thinks I'm weird! Yet they throng to me for advice, comfort, stability, and the answers to that last homework problem.
Paul V
11-17-2007, 05:54 PM
I'm overly sensitive, even though I try my best to hide it.
That's it. That was mine. Phew.
BlackHawk
11-17-2007, 06:06 PM
I have developed my other sides well, so sometimes i pretend to not be an INTJ. Sorry about violating the whole INTJ pride thing!
elsdfr
11-19-2007, 02:55 AM
Since finding out about MBTI I've been searching out a relationship with and ESFP (I'm surrounded by NT types/friends). I found one and while is almost comical the amount of differences there are between us and it has been the best social learning experience I've ever had there is a problem. She doesn't know what type I am but I can see her reliance on SFe and since I know I find myself sometimes playing off it. I'm not sure what to do though.. while her natural physical affection melts my 'walls' there are many other things that drive me semi crazy. Things like always needing to feel involved and a very limited ability to find her own interests. They are extremely open people and I fear I will never be as usual as she expects.
Do I come clean and admit I'm trying ? I don't think I can change my ways forever. If I'm stressed or confused I naturally withdraw and she doesn't understand it and then takes it personally. Plus I really don't know if we can tolerate each other for ever. The other day she said she has to go away for work for a month. I thought I should be sad but I'm actually relieved and can't wait to be alone in my house again. Perhaps its natural as I haven't lived with a partner for a long time. She said "you will miss me right?" or somethign to that effect. But I was tired and mumbled something and she was super offended and I couldn't be bothered explaining what I'm thinking ( I don't even know myself). Do I just tell her this time will give me time to think it all over?
Other things like she doesn't understand why I can't just get off a train of thought and do or look at what she is asking. She also doesn't understand why it takes me days to work into a social commitment or something similar. She is in her element socially and I am not, she can tell this but I think she should let me be as there are many things I am finding strange about her.. Argh, I think this is really biting me in the ass, I want to come clean but I know she will be offended by what I have to say... although to her credit she gets over things very quickly.
Lucid
11-19-2007, 03:10 AM
My confession is I'm so *&%^ing LONELY!!:cry: And everybody thinks I'm weird! Yet they throng to me for advice, comfort, stability, and the answers to that last homework problem.
Oh god, I know exactly how you feel!
I am also hypersensitive. I worry that I'm really more trouble to my friends than I'm worth (I can see how arguing all the time might get kind of irritating). And I'm somewhat afraid that I'll never have a stable, long term relationship because I'm too stubborn and debatie and sarcastic for most men. :cry:
Headstrong
11-19-2007, 04:03 AM
I cried...at the end of The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. *GASP*
I wish someone would take the time and energy to break down my walls.
While I enjoy being labeled a "cold hearted bitch," it gets old and annoying someitmes. It kinda puts me out of the running for relationship material.
Darklord
11-19-2007, 04:54 AM
Not with me ;) .
Though I'm not strictly an INTJ (Despite scoring as one at my last test. It's called systemic bias), I thought I'd post here, so if there are any objections, speak up or forever hold your peace.
I find it easier to talk about emotions, personal issues and intimate matters with total strangers over the internet than with my own closest family.
Also, I have a secret passphrase which only I know of, to be used in case of me meeting myself via time travel, so that I can be sure it's me.
Lucid
11-19-2007, 12:55 PM
Also, I have a secret passphrase which only I know of, to be used in case of me meeting myself via time travel, so that I can be sure it's me.
The problem, as I see it, is if the you from the future (or alternate dimension or whathaveyou) is evil and must be destroyed. It's important to have a system in place so that your friends or family members can identify which is the evil you so that they can destroy it when you are standing side by side, each insisting that you are the good you.
Agogo
11-19-2007, 02:37 PM
I really like eating Vegemite and secretly abhor the fact it's banned from consumption in certain countries.:cry:
elsdfr
11-23-2007, 01:56 AM
I have a bad case of completing peoples sentences. I know they hate it but I can't help it.
I forget names and birthdays very easily.
I love bananas, if I can't have one every two days I get upset... inside :P
Meyer
11-23-2007, 03:28 AM
Yip, I can agree with the "unshackling" of the structured future that INTJ's live. To Just "live for the day".. It’s helpless and chaotic... but if you've got enough funds then..... just just maybe.
I read a period of time back that in the Middle Ages people only worked 2 hours a day as that was only needed to provide the basics. And here's us still doing 40 hours + a week.... Sheeze... we should only be working 10 hours and week and relaxing with all our "technology"!!!!!!!!
I was divorced a little less than a year ago. While I am only twenty nine this was an eleven year relationship so it hit pretty hard. Once through the grieving process however I basically lived for the day for roughly four mo's. It can be a heck of a ride. Shit I even ended up at a swingers/nudist resort one weekend. Eventually though it becomes stressful as you begin to lose control over the minor details of your life. I wouldn't mind being able to give myself periods like this, adjusted as needed, every once in a while though. It can be freeing.
Bossy Mom
11-23-2007, 11:48 AM
I confess. I love listening to club music in my car while I drive and I play it loudly. I like going to museums and exhibits and taking very long walks around lakes and the beach. I also LIKE grocery shopping. I'm weird.
I read corny teen love/fantasy novels... but only when it's not interrupting any activities requiring my rationality.
I love Grey's Anatomy, but I hate Meredith Gray... though I think the show's going down hill...
I forget details about people, or who told me what. It's rather embarrassing when you talk to the person again and mention the event as something someone else told me.
I take forever in the shower (minimum half hour is my regular shower), it's optimum thinking time.
I can eat a whole (large) bunch of grapes by myself in half an hour.
I get major chocolate cravings. :undecided:
mind_wander
11-23-2007, 02:25 PM
My confession is I'm so *&%^ing LONELY!!:cry: And everybody thinks I'm weird! Yet they throng to me for advice, comfort, stability, and the answers to that last homework problem.
You are not alone with this one. I am not sure, the asking for answers to that last homework problem was a joke or not, it happens to me too. But, you got to remember, its ok to help others, still do not hold onto other people's hand, if they are using you, for their own sole purpose; instead guide them through it, hints preferred. Thats so not INTJ, but it does happen from time to time (when your defenses are down). If you just give hints, hopefully at the other end, someone should understand the process. At the same time, people will come toward you more; yes, for more answers. It does not mean, you have to give it to them; lock it up, encrypted it, or whatever.
As for the loneliness, alot have to do with; we are so independent to the point, we forgot that we are realisitically lonely. Not sure, if that make any sense?
Night
11-23-2007, 03:08 PM
The problem, as I see it, is if the you from the future (or alternate dimension or whathaveyou) is evil and must be destroyed. It's important to have a system in place so that your friends or family members can identify which is the evil you so that they can destroy it when you are standing side by side, each insisting that you are the good you.
This makes sense from a rational perspective and is expressed in remarkably lucid terms.
Darklord
11-23-2007, 03:32 PM
This makes sense from a rational perspective and is expressed in remarkably lucid terms.
The problem is that the scenario represents a temporal Kobayashi Maru, as any countermeasures would surely be known by "evil me", unless I managed to create an "alignment bomb" that would go off, erasing that particular memory from existence should I ever succumb to the lure of the dark side.
Besides, evil me is still me, and it would be in my best interests to help me, not hinder. I cannot imagine the situation described, for the reasons detailed above.
Night
11-23-2007, 03:45 PM
The problem is that the scenario represents a temporal Kobayashi Maru, as any countermeasures would surely be known by "evil me", unless I managed to create an "alignment bomb" that would go off, erasing that particular memory from existence should I ever succumb to the lure of the dark side.
Besides, evil me is still me, and it would be in my best interests to help me, not hinder. I cannot imagine the situation described, for the reasons detailed above.
I'd nudge you towards the Many Worlds Theory (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.).
Hugh Everett pioneered and Michio Kaku (to my mind) sharpened it into what it is today.
Nonsensical crap, to be sure, yet developed by brilliant hands. A self-referencing paradox?
Hakka
11-23-2007, 04:10 PM
(...)
I take forever in the shower (minimum half hour is my regular shower), it's optimum thinking time.
(...)The same goes for me. I can spend insane (for other people) amounts of time in the shower, brushing my teeth or on the toilet. Of course, in the last case, my ESFJ mother used to come by and ask if "everything is all right".
Lucid
11-24-2007, 12:02 AM
I'd nudge you towards the Many Worlds Theory (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.).
Hugh Everett pioneered and Michio Kaku (to my mind) sharpened it into what it is today.
Nonsensical crap, to be sure, yet developed by brilliant hands. A self-referencing paradox?
I think you're taking this much more seriously than it was intended.
Night
11-24-2007, 12:03 AM
I think you're taking this much more seriously than it was intended.
Likewise, my good man.
Lucid
11-24-2007, 12:11 AM
Likewise, my good man.
o....kay.
Night
11-24-2007, 12:13 AM
o....kay.
Something not adding up...?
Lucid
11-24-2007, 12:18 AM
Something not adding up...?
Perhaps I have misinterpreted one or more of your posts. Thank you, carry on.
Also, I'm not a man. :)
Night
11-24-2007, 12:21 AM
Perhaps I have misinterpreted one or more of your posts. Thank you, carry on.
Also, I'm not a man. :)
The error was probably mine.
My sense of humor can be fairly obtuse. Pleasure to make your acquaintance, just the same.
I wasn't sure how to delineate gender - I didn't see any positive indication in your profile. Apologies.
Lucid
11-24-2007, 12:25 AM
The error was probably mine.
My sense of humor can be fairly obtuse. Pleasure to make your acquaintance, just the same.
I wasn't sure how to delineate gender - I didn't see any positive indication in your profile. Apologies.
No apology necessary, it's always difficult to tell on the internet and when dealing with an INTJ forum it's probably safer to guess a person is male :)
Pleased to meet you as well :cool:
Night
11-24-2007, 12:32 AM
No apology necessary, it's always difficult to tell on the internet and when dealing with an INTJ forum it's probably safer to guess a person is male :)
Pleased to meet you as well :cool:
Do you find that the INTJ template is prefabricated to favor a single gender over another?
Meyer
11-24-2007, 12:42 AM
Perhaps I have misinterpreted one or more of your posts. Thank you, carry on.
Also, I'm not a man.
You INTJ women are crazy. Seriously you are the only women that can actually intimidate me. In a good, but strangely familiar way of course. :lovestruck:
Lucid
11-24-2007, 01:53 AM
Do you find that the INTJ template is prefabricated to favor a single gender over another?
My understanding is that INTJ women are extremely rare. I've read that one woman in 400 is an INTJ (although I cannot vouch for the accuracy of that statement). I have no ideas as to why this might be.
You INTJ women are crazy. Seriously you are the only women that can actually intimidate me. In a good, but strangely familiar way of course. :lovestruck:
Why thank you!! ;D
...I think :thinking:
Meyer
11-24-2007, 04:23 PM
My understanding is that INTJ women are extremely rare. I've read that one woman in 400 is an INTJ (although I cannot vouch for the accuracy of that statement). I have no ideas as to why this might be.
Ive had the good fortune of knowing two irl. These two are still rather young and I don't think they truly appreciate how unique they are as women. I sure hope I still know them when they"come into their own". Should be quite a sight. With that said however, although a little younger in years these women have already surpassed me in many areas of maturity.
lazyhappy
11-24-2007, 05:35 PM
intp: i believe i'm a-sexual... i have a fetish with black/hispanic people with dreads and I also have a fetish with nose rings... i am secretly a pervert but i'm okay with that... i get mad/drunk if i get less then 7 hours of sleep... litrally... and if i don't get to draw in a awhile i get depressed and i feel bad... its actually quite pathetic...
oh! and i hate history :thumbsdown:
I love to perform on stage in theater and dance. I hate public speaking, but I never get stage fright when it comes to acting because I view it as people watching someone else and not me. I was going to be a theater major in college until I realized that I was way too rational to be around too many emotional people all the time.
Aoiluna
11-28-2007, 12:56 PM
Since finding out about MBTI I've been searching out a relationship with and ESFP (I'm surrounded by NT types/friends). I found one and while is almost comical the amount of differences there are between us and it has been the best social learning experience I've ever had there is a problem. She doesn't know what type I am but I can see her reliance on SFe and since I know I find myself sometimes playing off it. I'm not sure what to do though.. while her natural physical affection melts my 'walls' there are many other things that drive me semi crazy. Things like always needing to feel involved and a very limited ability to find her own interests. They are extremely open people and I fear I will never be as usual as she expects.
Do I come clean and admit I'm trying ? I don't think I can change my ways forever. If I'm stressed or confused I naturally withdraw and she doesn't understand it and then takes it personally. Plus I really don't know if we can tolerate each other for ever. The other day she said she has to go away for work for a month. I thought I should be sad but I'm actually relieved and can't wait to be alone in my house again. Perhaps its natural as I haven't lived with a partner for a long time. She said "you will miss me right?" or somethign to that effect. But I was tired and mumbled something and she was super offended and I couldn't be bothered explaining what I'm thinking ( I don't even know myself). Do I just tell her this time will give me time to think it all over?
Other things like she doesn't understand why I can't just get off a train of thought and do or look at what she is asking. She also doesn't understand why it takes me days to work into a social commitment or something similar. She is in her element socially and I am not, she can tell this but I think she should let me be as there are many things I am finding strange about her.. Argh, I think this is really biting me in the ass, I want to come clean but I know she will be offended by what I have to say... although to her credit she gets over things very quickly.
My ex-boyfriend was an ESFP, and I know exactly what you're talking about. The whole melting of the walls thing...yea. He seemed to be really accepting of how different I was, and liked it. He to me, however, became incredibly annoying. I saw him as overly social and over protective, which of course is annoying when you are independent. It got to the point where I could not be around him because he treated me like a trophy when we were around other people, and excessive PDA was annoying as well. I felt like the man in the relationship, because he was the super sensitive one always asking me how I felt and everything, and the gender roles seemed to be switched. It is probably different for you, however because in your situation the ESFP is a female. It was a good learning experience, though.
HarleyQuinn
11-28-2007, 01:10 PM
I sometimes make quips in class. I did so in science class (no idea why. Totally spontaneous reaction) and actually got 1-2 laughs. Teacher didn't seem enthused though at my ability to leave my shell for a second :undecided:
Darklord
11-29-2007, 07:45 AM
intp: i believe i'm a-sexual...Vs.i have a fetish with black/hispanic people with dreads and I also have a fetish with nose rings... i am secretly a pervert but i'm okay with that...
Make up your mind, already!
i get mad/drunk if i get less then 7 hours of sleep... litrally... and if i don't get to draw in a awhile i get depressed and i feel bad... its actually quite pathetic...Since a lack of sleep has the exact same effect as intoxication - or rather the other way around - I'd say this is fairly typical. Refer to the final point under "physiological effects. (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts._effects)
Actually,
When I was reaaaallly young...
I used to think "Princess Lea" Aka Star Wars was a "total babe"...
rwyatt365
11-29-2007, 02:22 PM
Actually, when I was reeeealy young I thought that Jeannie (Barbara Eden), on "I Dream of Jeannie" was really fine! (showing belly buttons to impressionable boys in the '60s should have been illegal, and probably was!)
Also, I knew I was destined to marry Dorothy Hammil (man, what legs!)
Intrawebs
12-03-2007, 04:14 AM
I have over 50 days /played in WoW.
I honestly believe that an INTJ with an evenly split NTJ makeup would make a excellent Dictatorship and succeed with capitalism where democracy fails.
I've started and stopped about 5 web applications (web 2.0 for those non geeks) over the last 3 months during my spare-time with the inability to finish one of them before moving onto the next (quick FYI, I'm a web application developer)
I found this site today and RELIEVED that I'm not the only nut-job out there! Thanks all.
Meyer
12-05-2007, 02:47 PM
Actually,
When I was reaaaallly young...
I used to think "Princess Lea" Aka Star Wars was a "total babe"...
Any smurfette lovers in their childhood? Yeah I guess I am a total oddball. A blue cartoon character "did it" for me.
Any smurfette lovers in their childhood? Yeah I guess I am a total oddball. A blue cartoon character "did it" for me.
I LOVED the smurffs
... but I think I was too young to see anything romantic about it...
rwyatt365
12-05-2007, 03:44 PM
Any smurfette lovers in their childhood? Yeah I guess I am a total oddball. A blue cartoon character "did it" for me.
Too old for Smurfs, couldn't see the attraction.
PS - Robot Chicken did a great spoof on the Smurfs - THAT I liked!
danalaina
12-07-2007, 01:07 PM
I secretly love wearing dresses, makeup, and jewelry.
And Avril Lavigne. :-X
i secretly love wearing dresses, makeup, and jewelry.
And Avril Lavigne. :-X
and Elvis movies.
xanodel
12-07-2007, 03:53 PM
I had once thought the backstreet boys were kinda cute, and hung out with friends who were teenyboppers.
I used to thinnk Devon Sawa was cute.
What? Casper was a great movie...
Ice Wolf
12-09-2007, 05:23 AM
Sometimes I get that death-wish feeling. I provoke lighting (few near misses), cold, storms, strong winds (Once I actually flew for thirty feet), rock climbing without protection... About two years ago I was about to leave for Afganistan.
Since I've never suffered from any heavy injures, sometimes I feel immortal. Whenever I get out of such event I start to love simple things in life. At least for a while.
Paul V
12-09-2007, 03:17 PM
Sometimes I get that death-wish feeling. I provoke lighting (few near misses), cold, storms, strong winds (Once I actually flew for thirty feet), rock climbing without protection... About two years ago I was about to leave for Afganistan.
Since I've never suffered from any heavy injures, sometimes I feel immortal. Whenever I get out of such event I start to love simple things in life. At least for a while.
Odd how similar things have happened to me and I took the exact opposite road. I certainly do not feel immortal. Statistically speaking, one of those disasters is bound to kill you. Or someone might not be around to save you.
Lethe
12-10-2007, 07:47 AM
I have a very well developed emotional side and may feel more than the average F themselves regardless of how little of it is mentioned.
Ice Wolf
12-10-2007, 10:10 AM
Statistically speaking, one of those disasters is bound to kill you.
Maybe, someday! Until then: Bring it on!!!!! :cool:
elsdfr
12-11-2007, 01:43 AM
My ex-boyfriend was an ESFP, and I know exactly what you're talking about. The whole melting of the walls thing...yea. He seemed to be really accepting of how different I was, and liked it. He to me, however, became incredibly annoying. I saw him as overly social and over protective, which of course is annoying when you are independent. It got to the point where I could not be around him because he treated me like a trophy when we were around other people, and excessive PDA was annoying as well. I felt like the man in the relationship, because he was the super sensitive one always asking me how I felt and everything, and the gender roles seemed to be switched. It is probably different for you, however because in your situation the ESFP is a female. It was a good learning experience, though.
Yeah, I did look for a learning experience and went to new levels to get it but I'm still undecided as to where we or I stand. I am definitely sure I am a masochist though and yes what you say is just the way I'm seeing it.
If the PDA is Public Display of Affection then it was actually a bit of a issue recently as apparently if I'm not willing to be affectionate in front of friends/family/public or I forget to give a kiss every time I leave the house it somehow means you don't like them for what ever reason, short or long term and will no doubt result in a heart to heart.
I'm also finding their nack of being so open emotionally can be somewhat of a target for me which is terrible.
Plus I've met females that can be obsessive about things I find trivial but her constant need and thoughts about her body image and others, the latest commercial music, clothes and pop tech really outdoes anyone I've been friends with. Although she did find it hilarious how I read technical manuals.. as in she'll nearly fall over laughing, kinda funny. Luckily I really don't mind as things like this about me seem to make for easy entertainment.
I'm not so sure I'm a trophy but she does seem insulted when I don't want to be with her friends. Personally as a compartmentalizer! I'm glad if she doesn't want to meet work mates or friends.
But yes, they sure can be difficult type to get along with that's for sure but I know there are things I would miss. :undecided:
Question Everything
12-11-2007, 03:01 AM
I have a very well developed emotional side and may feel more than the average F themselves regardless of how little of it is mentioned.
Me too!
I'm actually quite emotional. But I never act on my emotions; I behave in a completely logical manner, after I'm sure I've evicted all my emotions from the decision-making process.
Me too!
I'm actually quite emotional. But I never act on my emotions; I behave in a completely logical manner, after I'm sure I've evicted all my emotions from the decision-making process.
Well I have a strong T, but I can be 'emotional' sometimes. Like you say, I never act on them, and I react to things in a logical fashion.
I actually started to wonder whether it was being emotional or simply being frustrated with the inability to analyze emotional situations. I don't think I really feel so much as think about feeling. I sometimes think if you're extreme enough a T, you can stimulate a pseudo-feeling as thoughts of feelings translate into what some interpret as 'feeling'.
Or maybe I'm just thinking too much and going in circles again.
Edeag
12-18-2007, 04:34 PM
When I was little and first saw the Truman Show, I was convinced it was real and my life was being brodacasted.
I also loved Hanson with all my heart.
nightfire
12-19-2007, 04:05 PM
When I want to, I can turn into a very artistic, funny, smiley, talkative and generally pleasant guy. If you are familiar with astrology, I am Leo - and in such cases my Leo's properties show up in all their beauty.
I guess that compromises my INTJness a bit... It happens very rarely though. Probably acts like a discharge to prevent a big meltdown.
And also, some movies actually make me extract some tears. The last one was Gladiator, as far as I remember.
RickJames
12-22-2007, 12:06 AM
Edeag
Truman show... ROFL omg me too. I think INTJs are naturally a bit predisposed to have some paranoia.
BadMojo
12-23-2007, 08:36 AM
My confession: I hate humans...
rwyatt365
12-23-2007, 10:42 AM
Humans aren't bad, it's all of the PEOPLE I can't stand! ;)
Pinkie
12-23-2007, 11:13 AM
When I want to, I can turn into a very artistic, funny, smiley, talkative and generally pleasant guy. If you are familiar with astrology, I am Leo - and in such cases my Leo's properties show up in all their beauty.
As a fellow Leo, I'd just like to say that I find exactly the same thing! It just never feels like I'm being very genuine when I behave like that.
BadMojo
12-23-2007, 11:24 AM
Humans aren't bad, it's all of the PEOPLE I can't stand! ;)
Are you sure about that. Humans are a bunch of warmongering apes with nuclear bombs... I predict a great future for mankind :laugh::thumbsup:
elsdfr
01-04-2008, 07:44 PM
I usually feel like the one who must stimulate debate but reading this forum gives me hope, thank you.
4n2rth
01-04-2008, 09:19 PM
I have a real soft spot for bad ass female heroines :-X So I liked Tomb Raider and Ultra Violet alot more than most. Underworld is one of my favorite movies :D
Oh, and congrats to Rei for having 666 posts o.0
I do too. I enjoy what I refer to as SWATChick books - Supernatural Women with ATtitude. I'm currently reading through all of Kim Harrison's books.
elsdfr
01-04-2008, 09:35 PM
I do too. I enjoy what I refer to as SWATChick books - Supernatural Women with ATtitude. I'm currently reading through all of Kim Harrison's books.
Thanks for the material!
I actually started to wonder whether it was being emotional or simply being frustrated with the inability to analyze emotional situations. I don't think I really feel so much as think about feeling. I sometimes think if you're extreme enough a T, you can stimulate a pseudo-feeling as thoughts of feelings translate into what some interpret as 'feeling'.
To think that you feel something is one thing but to act on it is another (I've found).
I grew up incredibly frustrated at my inability to feel "moments" that others grasped.
People you know can probably see you, but to be able to show it takes guts and the ability not to get caught up in the moment of others (at that stage) is something else.
Not directed at you but possibly any INTJ in my experience.
karen
01-05-2008, 12:32 AM
I have to confess.. I don't care that he's fictional, I'm in love with John Galt!
Antares
01-05-2008, 02:19 AM
I have to confess.. I don't care that he's fictional, I'm in love with John Galt!
I don't care if he's a villain... I'm in love with Sylar :lovestruck:
Privately, I'm unlike an INTJ in every possible way. Only my closest friends have seen that side of me ;)
Zilal
01-07-2008, 09:16 PM
I confess, I love this thread. Only in a platonic way though.
thephoenix1414
01-11-2008, 10:46 PM
WHAT?
YOU TOO?!
I KNEW I wasn't the only one out there!
yeah i've definitely done that, including getting a horse to come to me... but it did try to eat my hair, which did look like hay.
Bear Warp
01-11-2008, 10:58 PM
Someone: Are you gay? (He asked this because I don't care about cars and I don't say the word tits often enough)
Me: No, I'm selfish. (It made sense at the time)
It's fun to shock people with honesty.
thephoenix1414
01-12-2008, 12:41 AM
Someone: Are you gay? (He asked this because I don't care about cars and I don't say the word tits often enough)
Me: No, I'm selfish. (It made sense at the time)
It's fun to shock people with honesty.
I have definitely had that same conversation word for word before.
xhaan
01-12-2008, 12:51 AM
Being curious and just liking to work things out I completely deconstructed the online MBTI test and can now answer any and all questions to achieve whatever profile I want to the 100% level... LOL..
Any other confessions for INTJ's out there?
Duno how these relate to INTJ or not... let me think.
I can analyze just about everything, and often try to.
Um.
I've broken things just to see how they will break.
I get pissed off at machines.
I get 'emo' and can't figure out why at times.
I like people. Then I hate them. Then I like them again. And sometimes both happen at the same time.
I've had an inexplicable desire to punch certain persons in the face, or strangle them. :p
Hmm... can't think of any others right now.
Duno how these relate to INTJ or not... let me think.
I can analyze just about everything, and often try to.
Um.
I've broken things just to see how they will break.
I get pissed off at machines.
I get 'emo' and can't figure out why at times.
I like people. Then I hate them. Then I like them again. And sometimes both happen at the same time.
I've had an inexplicable desire to punch certain persons in the face, or strangle them. :p
Hmm... can't think of any others right now.
I can OVER analyze just about anything.
There are many things I'd love to take apart to see how it works.
I get pissed off when machines malfunction because it's totally defeating the purpose of making machines.
I think the 'emo'-ness has to do with extreme boredom or helplessness. I sometimes get 'emo' when I study too much and nothing goes in my head because I'm so damn bored.
I also have the desire to punch certain persons in the face... but they're usually explicable by said persons' stupidity/incompetence.
Blacklustre King
01-13-2008, 08:02 AM
I once felt I had an emotional connection to someone, turns out it was just gas.
xhaan
01-13-2008, 11:40 PM
I also have the desire to punch certain persons in the face... but they're usually explicable by said persons' stupidity/incompetence.
That might be why you want to hit them (and is usually why I want to), but it's not a reason to hit them. (other than 'you want to') :p
That's why I call it inexplicable, because... hitting them won't make them any smarter.
Wapiti
01-13-2008, 11:47 PM
I think most INTJ's have a melt down at some point in their lives especially if they've been very introverted. ;D
My confession is that the above happened to me.
Lucid
01-14-2008, 12:14 AM
That might be why you want to hit them (and is usually why I want to), but it's not a reason to hit them. (other than 'you want to') :p
That's why I call it inexplicable, because... hitting them won't make them any smarter.
No, but it could convince them to keep their stupidity to themselves... at least around you. :p
xhaan
01-14-2008, 12:40 AM
No, but it could convince them to keep their stupidity to themselves... at least around you. :p
Yeah, I can see it now:
*punch moron*
Moron: "OTo view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.! Why did you hit me?!"
Me: "Because you're stupid. Be stupid elsewhere."
Moron: "But I can't help it..." *cry, sob*
Me: "Yeah, well - but - you - I - ..." *guilt*
:laugh::laugh::laugh:
xhaan added to this post, 5 minutes and 58 seconds later...
My confession is that the above happened to me.
Me too. Got put in 'looney bin' because of it. And then tossed out of said looney bin, because they found I wasn't crazy, I had just had a bad day.
Lucid
01-14-2008, 12:44 AM
Yeah, I can see it now:
*punch moron*
Moron: "OTo view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.! Why did you hit me?!"
Me: "Because you're stupid. Be stupid elsewhere."
Moron: "But I can't help it..." *cry, sob*
Me: "Yeah, well - but - you - I - ..." *guilt*
:laugh::laugh::laugh:
Why would my response to *cry, sob* be guilt??? More likely it would be to follow up my first moron punch with a second. If you hit anyone enough, eventually they'll shut up.
Whether the time and effort spend on this endeavor is worth the satisfaction gained from beating the obnoxious and intellectually disadvantaged remains to be seen. But damn it would feel good! :laugh:
xhaan
01-14-2008, 01:03 AM
Why would my response to *cry, sob* be guilt??? More likely it would be to follow up my first moron punch with a second. If you hit anyone enough, eventually they'll shut up.
Whether the time and effort spend on this endeavor is worth the satisfaction gained from beating the obnoxious and intellectually disadvantaged remains to be seen. But damn it would feel good! :laugh:
Haha, I'm INTJ but I also have a high level of empathy... I can't stand to see someone cry, even in spite of myself thinking they deserve what they got. But at the same time I'm asking myself "why do I CARE, damit!" :p
Lucid
01-14-2008, 01:16 AM
Haha, I'm INTJ but I also have a high level of empathy... I can't stand to see someone cry, even in spite of myself thinking they deserve what they got. But at the same time I'm asking myself "why do I CARE, damit!" :p
I'm actually the same way. Although if I'm mad enough to hit someone (which would have to be pretty mad), I probably wouldn't care.
That empathy thing is weird though. I feel bad killing bad guys in video games. They aren't even real people, just video game constructs of pixels... but I feel bad about it. And I've never been able to play an evil character in Knights of the Old Republic or Fable.
I'm a failure as an INTJ. :embarassed:
No, but it could convince them to keep their stupidity to themselves... at least around you. :p
Why would my response to *cry, sob* be guilt??? More likely it would be to follow up my first moron punch with a second. If you hit anyone enough, eventually they'll shut up.
Whether the time and effort spend on this endeavor is worth the satisfaction gained from beating the obnoxious and intellectually disadvantaged remains to be seen. But damn it would feel good! :laugh:
Exactly.
It'd make them stfu and stop doing whatever feat of stupidity they were pulling off. :thumbsup:
Haha, I'm INTJ but I also have a high level of empathy... I can't stand to see someone cry, even in spite of myself thinking they deserve what they got. But at the same time I'm asking myself "why do I CARE, damit!" :p
I'm even more of a failure in that sense. I actually sometimes feel like crying when I see people crying. Well, unless it's for hugely stupid reasons; then I'll likely just become very, very annoyed and will probably tell them to STFU.
Sylvanus
01-14-2008, 02:17 AM
I'm actually the same way. Although if I'm mad enough to hit someone (which would have to be pretty mad), I probably wouldn't care.
That empathy thing is weird though. I feel bad killing bad guys in video games. They aren't even real people, just video game constructs of pixels... but I feel bad about it. And I've never been able to play an evil character in Knights of the Old Republic or Fable.
I'm a failure as an INTJ. :embarassed:
I'm the same way. But somehow my XNFJ wife is able to be more evil than I could ever be. Those games are almost too realistic, you hit them a few times and they start begging for mercy.
My confession... Somewhere, there's a video of me playing "Pretty Pretty Princess", and I was the prettiest princess of them all...
xhaan
01-14-2008, 02:25 AM
I'm actually the same way. Although if I'm mad enough to hit someone (which would have to be pretty mad), I probably wouldn't care.
That empathy thing is weird though. I feel bad killing bad guys in video games. They aren't even real people, just video game constructs of pixels... but I feel bad about it. And I've never been able to play an evil character in Knights of the Old Republic or Fable.
I'm a failure as an INTJ. :embarassed:
Bahaha, oh man. Me and video games.
I used to play the PS2 Grand Theft Autos (3 up to SA) and I'd go around sniping off random people's heads, or legs... felt some twisted remorse, yet satisfaction at the same time.
Though in military type games, I usually go out of my way to protect and ensure the safety of possible civilians (no throwing random explosives everywhere without confirmed enemy presence, i watch where I shoot, etc.)
Meyer
01-18-2008, 11:48 AM
Sometimes when posting I feel like asking "hey, any INTJ women want to get freaky". For experimental purposes only of course. The fear of the harsh reactions though overide my curiosity as to the bedroom manners of these rare and exciting creatures.
bucolic_
01-18-2008, 12:11 PM
I'm actually the same way. Although if I'm mad enough to hit someone (which would have to be pretty mad), I probably wouldn't care.
That empathy thing is weird though. I feel bad killing bad guys in video games. They aren't even real people, just video game constructs of pixels... but I feel bad about it. And I've never been able to play an evil character in Knights of the Old Republic or Fable.
I'm a failure as an INTJ. :embarassed:
hahaha, I tried playing a good character in fable...but soon gave in to the evil side :P It was just too fun...
Lucid
01-18-2008, 02:15 PM
hahaha, I tried playing a good character in fable...but soon gave in to the evil side :P It was just too fun...
I tried so hard to be evil because I wanted the horns! Just couldn't do it. :embarassed:
dandylion
01-18-2008, 02:35 PM
I'm a mathematically-challenged INTJ! I just failed my physics exam. Well, in the remaining 5 minutes of my test time, I calculated my grade, so I'm getting either a D+ or a C-, which is isn't exactly failing but might as well be in my eyes. This is pretty sad because I get perfect scores on the regular tests. There's always something about the exams that throw me off course. The different color of the paper, maybe? And they say INTJs are supposed to be good at math...
I watch Phantom of the Opera when I get super depressed. I usually get depressed when I have nothing better to do because when I have nothing better to do I contemplate my life's purpose and feel worthless because I'm not doing anything at that exact moment. This doesn't happen often, though.
I also enjoy watching the TV series, Ugly Betty.
I love corny jokes and I laugh at my own jokes, often even before I tell the punchline... or the joke itself. A mushroom walks into a bar. The bartender says, "We don't serve your kind here. Get out." The mushroom replies, "Why not? I'm a fungi." HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA!
I'm a mathematically-challenged INTJ! I just failed my physics exam. Well, in the remaining 5 minutes of my test time, I calculated my grade, so I'm getting either a D+ or a C-, which is isn't exactly failing but might as well be in my eyes. This is pretty sad because I get perfect scores on the regular tests. There's always something about the exams that throw me off course. The different color of the paper, maybe? And they say INTJs are supposed to be good at math...
I hate exams too... I think I stress out way too much for no reason... and end up screwing up.
Once I walked in after assuming a meditative state (basically turning all my senses off) and did pretty well and didn't totally blank out. Once a dude next to me was all fidgety and anxious, and I wanted to stab the guy to death.
lancelot
01-24-2008, 06:26 PM
Has anyone ever thought they could move an object with their mind, I am serious, have ever moved your body or hand in an attempt to control an object that was already in motion? Have you done this without thinking, just reacting?
Richard0612
01-24-2008, 06:34 PM
I dream up inventive ways of killing moronic people I meet/see on TV. Everything from drowning to atomising to putting them in a spaceship's airlock and evacuating it... very therapeutic! [No, I have NO desire to actually do any of these things, so no need to call for the men in white coats!] :mad:
lancelot
01-24-2008, 06:41 PM
I don't feel confortable when I am smarter than an authority figure.
HarleyQuinn
01-24-2008, 06:43 PM
I love corny jokes and I laugh at my own jokes, often even before I tell the punchline... or the joke itself. A mushroom walks into a bar. The bartender says, "We don't serve your kind here. Get out." The mushroom replies, "Why not? I'm a fungi." HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA!
I too love corny jokes. Some of the funniest jokes in the world to me are the corny ones because it's so inherently lame that it reaches the "so bad, it's good" level.
And yes, I did laugh at your joke, Dandylion.
lancelot
01-24-2008, 06:50 PM
Directions are for people who lack imagination
Astra
01-24-2008, 06:53 PM
I also enjoy watching the TV series, Ugly Betty.
me too ;D And my favourite films include Dirty Dancing and Titanic :embarassed:
I even cry when I'm watching Titanic, especially the bit where the Irish woman in steerage tucks her tiny kids into bed, knowing nothing can save them <<sniff>>
Ace1337
01-25-2008, 12:48 PM
me too ;D And my favourite films include Dirty Dancing and Titanic :embarassed:
I even cry when I'm watching Titanic, especially the bit where the Irish woman in steerage tucks her tiny kids into bed, knowing nothing can save them <<sniff>>
me too :(
music in movies can make my eyes wet, the scene doesn't have to be so sad but if the music is right it will make me almost cry, I usually stop the tears because men don't cry. I've only cryed 5-10 times in my life, usually in situations when children get hurt badly, I can't stand seeing children get hurt, I've cryed two days ago when I saw the video when the Vietnamesse girl runs naked and burned from napalm, and after her a mother is carrying a little child all burned by napalm :((((
dandylion
01-25-2008, 01:08 PM
Has anyone ever thought they could move an object with their mind, I am serious, have ever moved your body or hand in an attempt to control an object that was already in motion? Have you done this without thinking, just reacting?
Well, I haven't attempted to control an object in motion (at least I don't remember) but one time I could've sworn that I unconsciously made a door close. I started reaching for the handle to close it, and before my hand was even two feet away the door just shut of its own accord. I'm pretty sure it wasn't the wind because the window was closed. Odd...
And once, for a minute, I thought I could do magic because one night when I was smoothing over my comforter, I saw a trail of glowing, green sparks following my hand closely. Turns out it was just static... still, very cool!
And yes, I did laugh at your joke, Dandylion.
Yay! My life is complete. :)
me too ;D And my favourite films include Dirty Dancing and Titanic :embarassed:
I even cry when I'm watching Titanic, especially the bit where the Irish woman in steerage tucks her tiny kids into bed, knowing nothing can save them <<sniff>>
I LOVE Titanic. :lovestruck: I always cry at the end when Rose chucks the necklace into the ocean. It's just so sad for someone to end up alone, or going their entire life without their true love, ya know? *weeps*
...Why does this forum lack a crying emoticon?
Astra
01-25-2008, 01:26 PM
I LOVE Titanic. :lovestruck: I always cry at the end when Rose chucks the necklace into the ocean. It's just so sad for someone to end up alone, or going their entire life without their true love, ya know? *weeps*
...Why does this forum lack a crying emoticon?
Yeah, but it's beautiful the way Jack opens up a whole new world for Rose even after his death, so she gets to ride horses bareback on the beach and wear trousers and stuff instead of being married to some uptight bully for his money.
You can cry here, it's ok - look: :cry:
dandylion
01-25-2008, 01:37 PM
Yeah, but it's beautiful the way Jack opens up a whole new world for Rose even after his death, so she gets to ride horses bareback on the beach and wear trousers and stuff instead of being married to some uptight bully for his money.
You can cry here, it's ok - look: :cry:
*puts on James Blunt* You're beautiful.... you're BEAUTIFUL, IT'S TRUUUUEE!! *sobs hysterically* :cry: :cry:
Caramel
01-25-2008, 01:38 PM
I tried so hard to be evil because I wanted the horns! Just couldn't do it. :embarassed:
I looveee playing evil characters! It did feel wrong the first time though, but I've grown over it. You can too ;) muwhaha!
Has anyone ever thought they could move an object with their mind, I am serious, have ever moved your body or hand in an attempt to control an object that was already in motion? Have you done this without thinking, just reacting?
Ugh yes, many times. I've seen too much Star Wars, and X-men, and Charmed.
I want someone to invent magnetic field gloves that will pull everything you desire towards you. Or push it away ofcourse. WOOSH!
BadMojo
01-25-2008, 05:07 PM
I'm a sucker for this kind of music. (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
I'm a sucker for this kind of music. (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)
Oh wow...
It sounds very nice... but I'm not in an emo enough mood to not shiver from the cornyness of this.
BadMojo
01-26-2008, 08:21 AM
Oh wow...
It sounds very nice... but I'm not in an emo enough mood to not shiver from the corniness of this.
Try a dose of Ruthie Henshall (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) (With Chinese subtitles!)
The song is from Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. Well, not the book itself, but the musical built on the book.
Fantine (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.), the character Ruthie Henshall is "playing", got pregnant outside marriage - which was a very bad thing in the early 18 hundreds.
So, she gives birth to her daughter "Cosette (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)"
Fantine leaves her daughter in the "care" of the greedy Thénardiers (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)' who basicly exploits Fantine.
In the end, because of Thénardiers greediness, Fantine has sold her family heirloom, her hair and her teeth, to pay the Thénardiers. In the end she sells herself as a prostitute and ends up dying of tuberculoses.
Ruthie Henshall tries to express this pain in the song. And I think she does a damn fine job.
Caramel
01-26-2008, 09:25 AM
I'm a sucker for all things Japanese. Even their music..its so cute that they mix English words in everywhere.
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Try a dose of Ruthie Henshall (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) (With Chinese subtitles!)
The song is from Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. Well, not the book itself, but the musical built on the book.
Fantine (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.), the character Ruthie Henshall is "playing", got pregnant outside marriage - which was a very bad thing in the early 18 hundreds.
So, she gives birth to her daughter "Cosette (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)"
Fantine leaves her daughter in the "care" of the greedy Thénardiers (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)' who basicly exploits Fantine.
In the end, because of Thénardiers greediness, Fantine has sold her family heirloom, her hair and her teeth, to pay the Thénardiers. In the end she sells herself as a prostitute and ends up dying of tuberculoses.
Ruthie Henshall tries to express this pain in the song. And I think she does a damn fine job.
The Chinese subtitles would be nice if I actually knew how to read more than half of it.
Been meaning to read/see Les Mis...
So many things to do, so little time.
BadMojo
01-26-2008, 07:55 PM
So many things to do, so little time.
So many things to be left out on
Jgib5328
01-27-2008, 02:14 AM
I am as cold-heated as they come, but I can't stop thinking about love. It pisses me off so much.
Also, I want people to show that they care about me too, but I think that is really hard since I am so unapproachable.
spiritdetectivegirl
02-05-2008, 05:54 AM
i once became emotional :scared: (well- emotional for an intj)
hit me like a ton 'o bricks...
i can't imagine how others can live day to day with strong emotional upheavals (i see these feelings control everything from their mood to body language to outlook on life to everything...
i sure am comfortable being emotionally stable (sometimes referred to being like a rock) :suspicious:
Same thing happend to me once last year, I wish I could take that chunk of my life and burn it. Haha. xo
So many things to be left out on
Ugh, don't remind me...
I am as cold-heated as they come, but I can't stop thinking about love. It pisses me off so much.
Was that intended?
i once became emotional :scared: (well- emotional for an intj)
hit me like a ton 'o bricks...
i can't imagine how others can live day to day with strong emotional upheavals (i see these feelings control everything from their mood to body language to outlook on life to everything...
i sure am comfortable being emotionally stable (sometimes referred to being like a rock) :suspicious:
Which reminds me that one of my friends is now calling me a cylindrical rock; because I only roll one way, and I'm impenetrable when it comes to emotions.
Solaris
02-06-2008, 02:51 AM
Try a dose of Ruthie Henshall (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) (With Chinese subtitles!)
The song is from Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. Well, not the book itself, but the musical built on the book.
Fantine (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.), the character Ruthie Henshall is "playing", got pregnant outside marriage - which was a very bad thing in the early 18 hundreds.
So, she gives birth to her daughter "Cosette (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)"
Fantine leaves her daughter in the "care" of the greedy Thénardiers (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.)' who basicly exploits Fantine.
In the end, because of Thénardiers greediness, Fantine has sold her family heirloom, her hair and her teeth, to pay the Thénardiers. In the end she sells herself as a prostitute and ends up dying of tuberculoses.
Ruthie Henshall tries to express this pain in the song. And I think she does a damn fine job.
Combining a couple of threads here. I listened to the soundtrack from this musical again and again and again for months when I was in high school. I still cannot get over the emotion of much of it. And, on a personal preference, any musical which excludes Sarah Brightman is great.
I am as cold-heated as they come, but I can't stop thinking about love. It pisses me off so much.
Also, I want people to show that they care about me too, but I think that is really hard since I am so unapproachable.
Misery loves company. By that I think I mean "me too."
Provoker
02-06-2008, 02:57 AM
If those are your confessions, you guys are rather dull. Let's see some real confessions.
iamnotspock
02-06-2008, 08:21 PM
Over the summer I installed a water filter in my bathroom and a ceiling lamp in the bedroom.
A few months ago the pipes started rattling every time I used the water in bathroom. A few weeks ago the ceiling lamp shorted out and tripped the circuit breaker leaving bedroom and bathroom in the dark. Apparently the guy who installed this stuff didn't know what the F he was doing.
Confession: I have been living in the dark without using water in the bathroom ever since.
rwyatt365
02-07-2008, 09:11 AM
If those are your confessions, you guys are rather dull. Let's see some real confessions.
A confession is purely individual. One person's axe murder is another's forgotten milk in the microwave. This is not to judge, but to share.
AgentofGaming
02-07-2008, 02:25 PM
When I was young, I used to cry when I was angry.
and currently:
I'm afraid of cold water, chlorine, being less clothed infront of people, insects, arachnids, UV rays, plants and weeds, dirt, sweat, germs, people.
Going swimming/outside is uhh... hard... for me
spiritdetectivegirl
02-08-2008, 02:56 PM
When I was young, I used to cry when I was angry.
and currently:
I'm afraid of cold water, chlorine, being less clothed infront of people, insects, arachnids, UV rays, plants and weeds, dirt, sweat, germs, people.
Going swimming/outside is uhh... hard... for me
I share a few of your fears AgentofGaming. It's a small world after all, eh?
gillyweet
02-08-2008, 10:52 PM
i am shit assed scared of failing.
Sylvanus
02-12-2008, 03:14 AM
I have a fear of confrontation. When I was young, if I had to voice a strong objection to my parents I would come close to tears. I generally just avoid it, but I've gotten better.
BadMojo
02-12-2008, 07:35 AM
Combining a couple of threads here. I listened to the soundtrack from this musical again and again and again for months when I was in high school. I still cannot get over the emotion of much of it. And, on a personal preference, any musical which excludes Sarah Brightman is great.
I saw Les Miserables with one of my friends years back. Stig Rossen (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 2 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.) played Jean Valjean and did a damn fine job!
So, both me and my friend got hooked and I bought the 20th anniversary cd - and just like you I heard it for months.
Btw. Sarah Brightman rulz ;D ... Memorieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees.. la la la la la la
Nyiah
02-12-2008, 08:42 AM
Being curious and just liking to work things out I completely deconstructed the online MBTI test and can now answer any and all questions to achieve whatever profile I want to the 100% level... LOL..
Any other confessions for INTJ's out there?
Hahaha! I do that too! I really like figuring things like that out, but it does make me question myself if I'm answering the test to favor INTJ...
elsdfr
02-15-2008, 12:52 PM
The other day I was working for a place and was given a key to an area to fix something. Anyway the work was done and I went home and my colleague called to remind me to leave the key because he would be in there later. Some time past and I forgot to hand it in with the rest of the other things. I went home and slept and he's calling me some time later asking where the key is because the "key guy" doesn't have it. Half asleep I couldn't think and said "Yeah of course he has it, the silly old bugger, I gave him everything.". Problem is he believed me and I went back to sleep. A few hours later and they have had to organized another one at GREAT effort (a very secure place and others have to consent to it being done and the other guy got nothing done all day). I get back into to use the new key and the problem is the "key guy" is believing me as well, stating that he KNEW who might have it but I knew no one would but I still went along with it because I had kind of lost it. So yeah in the back of my mind I knew it was highly possible I still had it somewhere. Anyway all is forgotten and today (two days later) I found it jammed in my coin pocket of some pants and it all came back to me! Argh so now I don't know if I should just keep it or somehow get it back to the old guy. At this stage I know he shift swaps so the plan it to give it to the other guy and hope he knows nothing but he probably does so I will have to question him before hand or maybe I will just throw it out.
Forgive me Father!
lordrrr
02-18-2008, 02:24 PM
I like lip synching to Beyonce :/
I spilled Sudan (the chemical) all over my shirt and body once in science class because the student teacher is a dunce.
I had almost NO friends in 3rd grade :/
I mildly like the video game Dogz.
I always wear video game shirts to school.
I like System of a Down and saw them in concert once.
I'm lovestruck for my best friend (a girl BTW) and hate myself for it, but no one knows.
I sneak Jim Bean whiskey from my parents every now and then (it's good stuff!)
IFearAManOf1Book
02-18-2008, 08:39 PM
Confession: I abhore confrontation, so I argue with my parents, teachers, and the world in general in my head.
Sitara
02-18-2008, 10:27 PM
Sometimes when posting I feel like asking "hey, any INTJ women want to get freaky". For experimental purposes only of course. The fear of the harsh reactions though overide my curiosity as to the bedroom manners of these rare and exciting creatures.
I confess, I've recently gotten more experience with phone sex.
What are you wearing?
lordrrr
02-19-2008, 12:02 AM
I confess, I've recently gotten more experience with phone sex.
What are you wearing?
LMFAO. Like that episode of Beavis and Butthead.
"Sir, do you have the right number?"
"Um, is this one of those 1900 numbers? Um, what are you wearing?"
rwyatt365
02-19-2008, 09:10 AM
I confess, I've recently gotten more experience with phone sex.
What are you wearing?
I'm sure you REALLY don't want to know :scared:
Jgib5328
02-19-2008, 08:44 PM
I've become obsessed with this forum. I leave the tab open all day and even overnight. When I am doing something on the computer, I will regularly refresh the main page to catch if somebody has left an interesting post.
Mountain Lion
02-21-2008, 12:52 AM
Sometimes I wonder if the remaining 2977 years of my life are enough... but then there are days when I think that it just might be perfect.
WavesSootheMe
02-26-2008, 03:35 AM
I used to hang my clothing in ROYGBV order.
I watch (and sometimes enjoy in an I-got-to-zone-out-and-laugh-here-and-there sort of way) chick flicks when my roommate puts them on.
I speak to my cat in French.
Now I'm curious as to what Meyer is expecting from his experiment.
iamnotspock
02-26-2008, 04:27 AM
I confess that I'm not interested in any of the women I went out with last week, but I'd rather keep paying for their dinner than eat alone.
PRBori
02-26-2008, 08:10 AM
lately I'm obsessed with finding more about my personality and meeting others like me... I'm now addicted to this forum.... which is bad...
Cause I have started an IT Security Group for Professionals in the DC Metro Area that I have to maintain on top of my work and home duties and everything else I have to...
Question Everything
02-29-2008, 08:03 AM
I'm leading three guys on (they all know about each other) because it makes me feel good about myself to have so many men interested in dating me.
Oops!
elsdfr
02-29-2008, 08:14 AM
I'm leading three guys on (they all know about each other) because it makes me feel good about myself to have so many men interested in dating me.
Oops!
Oerr maybe they will end up fighting over you... how primal! :surprised:... yes I'm bitter.
lancelot
03-11-2008, 08:47 PM
I dream up inventive ways of killing moronic people I meet/see on TV. Everything from drowning to atomising to putting them in a spaceship's airlock and evacuating it... very therapeutic! [No, I have NO desire to actually do any of these things, so no need to call for the men in white coats!] :mad:
I am sorry, I think my post was too controversial,
It was intended to be a joke.
rwyatt365
03-11-2008, 09:18 PM
It's been almost a week since I killed anyone, I don't know how much
longer I can wait.
ps.juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuust kiddddddddddddddddddddddddding
I reserve Saturday night on the SciFi channel expressly for that purpose!
SeaCzar
03-11-2008, 10:16 PM
OK, here goes.
I am a Doctor Who fanatic. Yes, the new ones are great, but I even like the old ones, bad acting, crappy costumes, the works. I even have a radio-controlled Dalek on my desk ("Exterminate!!!"). A friend of mine once remarked, "You are one of the smartest guys I know, and you're into Doctor Who?" Ya' gotta' love The Doctor.
Go figure.
lordrrr
03-11-2008, 11:13 PM
I secretly want to kill everyone in the stupid drama group my parents semi-forced me into, and I especially want to brutally murder and torture all the characters in the shitty, lame and blantly generic plays/skits we do.
Parallel
03-11-2008, 11:48 PM
I secretly fear that as INTJs are stereotyped to appear cold and unfeeling, I might actually be cold and unfeeling and for the most part without emotions, when it comes to romantic relationships. I secretly don't want to ask my psychiatrist if she thinks I have Narcissistic Personality Disorder because I'm afraid I already know what her answer will be.
I have feelings similar to despair when I think about being in a romantic relationship because I idealize the perfect relationship but question my ability to ever truly love a man and fear that I may be always skeptical of whether the love I receive from them is really real. I secretly detest men who tell me they think I am beautiful and I secretly detest men who don't tell me I am beautiful. I have a secret desire to fall in love with a blind boy who I will be sure won't be judging my appearance when he says, "I love you."
I secretly fear having children because I'm not sure I will love them as much as I love my dog.
I secretly fear revealing these secrets to strangers even if they only know me on an internet forum.
Oh, and I secretly wish some crazy asshole would attack me while I'm waiting for the subway so that I could experience beating the shit out of someone who deserved it.
Thecitywithin
03-12-2008, 12:28 AM
I secretly fear that as INTJs are stereotyped to appear cold and unfeeling, I might actually be cold and unfeeling and for the most part without emotions, when it comes to romantic relationships. I secretly don't want to ask my psychiatrist if she thinks I have Narcissistic Personality Disorder because I'm afraid I already know what her answer will be.
I have feelings similar to despair when I think about being in a romantic relationship because I idealize the perfect relationship but question my ability to ever truly love a man and fear that I may be always skeptical of whether the love I receive from them is really real. I secretly detest men who tell me they think I am beautiful and I secretly detest men who don't tell me I am beautiful. I have a secret desire to fall in love with a blind boy who I will be sure won't be judging my appearance when he says, "I love you."
I secretly fear having children because I'm not sure I will love them as much as I love my dog.
I secretly fear revealing these secrets to strangers even if they only know me on an internet forum.
Oh, and I secretly wish some crazy asshole would attack me while I'm waiting for the subway so that I could experience beating the shit out of someone who deserved it.
This is beautiful, as a male INTJ, just finding a woman that totally understands what I think, is bliss, my eyes are blind to beauty,meaning I don't really look at a woman, I dig deep to find an intellectual connection then the lust she may have had is gone. Just friends. I have just accepted that I will be alone with my life plan and goals, but still it makes me smile to find a woman that shares my mind
lancelot
03-12-2008, 01:07 AM
I secretly want to kill everyone in the stupid drama group my parents semi-forced me into, and I especially want to brutally murder and torture all the characters in the shitty, lame and blantly generic plays/skits we do.
Hmmmmmm?
BadMojo
03-12-2008, 01:59 AM
I started playing WoW again, despite the fact that it got quests that require heads from headless trolls who have heads.
lordrrr
03-12-2008, 03:08 AM
Hmmmmmm?
Don't tell my parents :X
PortInStorm
03-14-2008, 11:57 AM
I'm terrified I'll never make it in forensic psychology
lancelot
03-15-2008, 12:24 AM
I'm terrified I'll never make it in forensic psychology
When I was a child, a monster attacked my village and murdered my people, when I grew to be a man I hunted the monster, and when I had found it, I cut off it's head and slew it's children.
Lancelot
Haphazard
03-15-2008, 01:58 AM
I'm afraid that I'm constantly lying to myself. That by thinking and overthinking I'm glossing over what I'm actually thinking and just confusing myself.
I'm afraid that people think I'm a sociopath. It doesn't matter if I am or not, because when it comes to mental illness perception of 'loved ones' is the thing that matters. I'm afraid that I'll end up heavily drugged and unable to continue being lucid because of what my 'loved ones' think of me.
I'm afraid that my writing will go nowhere. I'm not good at hitting that pathos part of the writing or even making understandable jumps in logic to most people. I'm afraid that this will severely limit where my writing will go, and I'll never be able to tell how to make the writing better because I don't understand them.
I'm afraid I'll end up flitting from job to job without being secure enough to do what I want, and that my work will be boring and meaningless and then I'll die, accomplishing nothing.
Also, I'm afraid I'm not an INTJ and that I'm whining in the wrong place.
BadMojo
03-15-2008, 10:34 PM
If fucking drunk right now... Now I will look forward to the upcoming hangover.
lordrrr
03-16-2008, 01:58 AM
If fucking drunk right now... Now I will look forward to the upcoming hangover.
Yes well have fun with that. How'd you get to your state of ecstasy? Jim Bean? I myself LOVE Jim Bean. Everyone thinks I'm crazy because of that though.
BadMojo
03-16-2008, 08:48 AM
I have a simple headache. That's all - Main reason why I always stick to beer.
Cuivienen
03-16-2008, 11:09 AM
My Confessions:
-sometimes, I say the things people were least expecting me to say just to
see how they will react.
-Sometimes I find myself breaking, mixing or stacking random things just to
see what happens.
-I will sometimes start disputing random topics at the dinner table, making
outrageously false statements on purpose and am always disappointed when
no one tries to contradict me/ joins the discussion.
-I`ve found myself watching romantic comedies/ chickflicks the way other
people would watch a documentary, trying to understand/figure out what
in the world makes some people act this way. :huh: :suspicious:
Motor Jax
03-16-2008, 11:16 AM
i find myself wanting to ravage one of my single female friends, and have her in my bed
oh, but it would be soooooo wrong
lordrrr
03-16-2008, 11:30 AM
I have a simple headache. That's all - Main reason why I always stick to beer.
Ugh beer. Never known what's so great about that stuff. My dads a total beer person>hard liquor, it's pretty annoying.
Fishfighter
03-16-2008, 12:04 PM
Confession:
I was eating a Subway foot long sub once, and I dropped half of it on the pavement. But I didn't realise until I'd finished the first half.
So I picked it up and ate it. :P
BadMojo
03-16-2008, 02:29 PM
i find myself wanting to ravage one of my single female friends, and have her in my bed
oh, but it would be soooooo wrong
It's called being a man... :laugh:
Jgib5328
03-16-2008, 08:15 PM
I fear that I'll failure a lot. I also fear not getting married to the woman I love. I will probably be crushed if I don't get to live a life that is close to my ideals.
Sylvanus
03-17-2008, 02:08 AM
If fucking drunk right now... Now I will look forward to the upcoming hangover.
Awesome
Question Everything
03-17-2008, 04:35 PM
It's called being a man... :laugh:
Holy gender-stereotyping