..hi?

[kovsky]

OK, here goes.

I'm a 17 year old high school senior in Indonesia. I spent my 1st 6 years of life in the U.S as an INTJ kid, I loved to cut worms and playing with snails, for the sake of knowledge. From 1996, I've lived in this archipelago country and everywhere I go, I am considered as the Alien and arrogant.

I'm not good at making introductions, so I guess this is all. Anyway, I'm glad to meet other INTJ's.

[The Rose]

Welcome to the forum.
Sorry you're feeling out of place.
It's amazing that you still don't feel accepted over 10 years later!
I guess you can be glad you don't need people as much as some other types do.

Maybe if you smile more, it might help soften your image?

Hope you like it here! :-)

[mind_wander]

Its ok, most INTJ's are not good at introduction, we are good at explaining other important things.

[rwyatt365]

Cool, sacrificing worms and snails for the sake of knowledge!

[kovsky]

Welcome to the forum.
Sorry you're feeling out of place.
It's amazing that you still don't feel accepted over 10 years later!
I guess you can be glad you don't need people as much as some other types do.

Maybe if you smile more, it might help soften your image?

Hope you like it here! :-)

Thanks for the welcome guys!

Yeah, I'm glad to be an independent guy.

I believe that most people I meet , never saw an INTJ, they always had this wierd facial expressions as if they're trying to say "Who are you?". The cool thing is, I had a friend who usually sits next beside in class, he said " I've known you for two years but only now I understand you".

I remember a girl in my school advise me to smile more, since I'm like a rock. I asked "Why should I smile, if nothing is making me happy?". That girl became pretty angry.

*rwyatt365

Yep it's cool. As a kid, I always wanted to see worms regenerate, but they died. I also wondered what was inside a snails shell. It was quite fun.