You are so right about INTJ parents and young kids. I am much more comfortable around kids than adults, for many reasons.

i wish every woman knew what you know. They certainly do have emotional needs, and tend to express/admit them less, even to themselves. Were supposed to be the pillars of muscle after all, right? but its just a facade, and we know it.

Hi! I'm awful, but what was your visitor message responding to? Can't find the corresponding rep/vm.

No. I don't think it would be considered a personal attack. Just rude.

Well, it bugs the shit out of me that he does.....

No worries!

I was joking around. Won't make that mistake again.

Most people don't know about MBTI and probably won't be bothered to look it up. It reads a bit too much like a resume. One should be more than just their job, or their education. Just talk about what moves you. Not just what you move. Life is somewhat holllow without passions.

You are still quite lucky to have had such consistently excellent teachers and professors.

It should be obvious from these forums alone that this is not a common experience by any means.

If all education was like that, we would be living in an ideal world I suppose.

It said, comment this rather than write it on the thread. Oh well.

I was eying that avatar before I found out it was taken But I love mine now.

I figured it was probably a particular case. Anyway, nice to see you take an unreasonable stance for once - I was tired of agreeing with you all the time in the parenting threads.

It's from a song, "the garden of everything"

Thanks for the friend invite; I accepted, obviously.

That's my BabySister. When I was 40, she was 32. After a phone call involving her monologue of "why don't you like hip-hop, care about fashion, change your hairstyle....", 2:00a.m. she called. I said, "I can't do this anymore; you get more energetic as the time disappears, but I'm just too tired for this shit..." She managed to suck up my energy to the point that my love--and love is a form of energy--was depleted. But her "E" is 100%, whereas my husband, also an ENFP, has an E at the 50% spot, & his N is higher than mine. He was Prom King, Boy-Athlete, head of some group which was "Service" spelled backward, so Ecivers? Yep, he got gym equipment for the school, EmCeed talent shows--won one impersonating Elvis (his Mom handsewed his outfit), & was/is the kind of person who shows up at your house as a guest, stays to do your dishes while I sit in the living room by myself, saying this too shall pass.

E---, when the E is dominant, were the bane of my childhood (had E--- mom, oldest brother, younger sister...); you have to walk on ice with E---s, so learn to skate (I never could) or kick 'em out of the rink (which is what I did with Mom, older brother, younger sister--when I got old/brave/sure enough in my marriage to do so). I guess on this Forum, I'll disengage with most of 'em--they're not 'that' smart, i.e. worth putting up with, and have little, if any sense of humor regarding their flaws.

Replie. Hah I love it. Reply even.

None that I'm aware of.

I'm quite new here is this the correct way to replie?

Haha, I actually thought I was INTJ (for like a week, lol) when I went through a period of utter hell.

ENTJs aren't always celebrities. Some of the ones I know simply scare others off. Or some, like my adoptive father, are actually really shy. (It sounds impossible for an ENTJ to be shy, but he is. E/I isn't related to shyness)

Myself, I happen to work in an office up to 12-16 hrs a day, like right now, and I take frequent breaks in lieu of a lunch. Since I'm stuck inside at work, away from friends, foruming helps address my need to interact with people. Otherwise I get lethargic.

Also, being on this forum (as opposed to Yahoo Answers, where people are banal twats) tickles my Ti and Ni, which is understimulated when I'm out socializing with most people.

PS: I'd go lez for the chick in your avatar.

Two reasons:

1. When googling things about politics/debates, I always found INTJf on the search results (in the form of a topic). I didn't know what MBTI was back then, I thought it was some political group, lol.
2. I then took the MBTI in college, scored ENTJ, got really curious, couldn't find a forum for them, and settled on INTJf as a next best alternative.

I mainly come on here to lurk in the politics/philosophy fora (not post, I don't think I'm well-versed in history), and can't help but comment on other sections. I remember seeing the some some other forum, but there was just a vibe about it that put me off. IDK. Don't be too flattered though, you can thank Google and the lack of an ENTJ forum.

I'm actually only a mild E, and 50/50 on S/N and J/P, so I relate a lot to you guys, strangely.