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| public function votes | (25/07/03 05:28) nicotineseries: ESFJ |
| (25/07/02 11:51) Woll Smoth: ESFJ |
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nicotineseries IXFP 6w5, 649 EII-Fi I'm so sorry  Also, I said thank you if you can helping me with that. 0
2025-08-17 03:49:41am (post #10332) |
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nicotineseries IXFP 6w5, 649 EII-Fi I'm so sorry I mean yes, if you want to. If it's not that is okay.I actually only want the point of views. And can you do typing for the person I share with in this entry? 0
2025-08-17 03:27:03am (post #10331) |
Woll Smoth  "Sweat the small stuff" means to worry about trivial things.Are you asking the differences between INTJs and ENTPs? 0
2025-08-17 03:20:41am (post #10330) |
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nicotineseries IXFP 6w5, 649 EII-Fi I'm so sorry Or at least, maybe you can do trying to typing this person:https://dm.sakinorva.net/view?id=8469 Here is some of information about this person: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_von_Neumann 0
2025-08-17 03:12:39am (post #10329) |
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nicotineseries IXFP 6w5, 649 EII-Fi I'm so sorry Yes, I understand now. But, this is how I actually want to know an example of an interview dialogue that indicates that someone is using Ni. Or maybe how the conversation is in real time. And also, how or what does repress Si work? Do the personality types, especially ENTP, the sentence below IDRlabs says something like "sweat the small stuff" what does that mean and how do you explain it? (just according to your point of view, no need for too much). If you want to.And then I will trying to analogy it with that facts and then if we compare it again with (INTJ) for example, it seems to me that INTJ has cognitive functions like Te/Fe which are high, so they can control people or in polite language like (maintain an image) in my opinion. And the portrait of INTJ in the MBTI community now is like an evil-mastermind and very rigid, they are like frugal people, always overthinking, too closed to all possibilities for the future or something like that or the type who is not very optimistic about the future, are are people who is too dark about his views whatsoever like that and so on and on. So, my opinion about how Ni/Te in real life is a bit blurry. In the community, explaining Ni dom seems to be too exaggerated or more precisely, the stereotype is mostly true. Because I feel like ENTPs are overrepresented with the image of mad scientists or visionaries or anything related to science (lots of ideas, or like a greater desire for change, transforming something) when in fact Se users can do things like that. So what do you think? 0
2025-08-17 02:58:20am (post #10328) |
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Woll Smoth Just needed to get this out but here are some quotes that indicate IDR Si for Alicia Keys (her husband seems like an Se type): "[My husband] walks with this expectation that everything that he has thought, the ideas that he loves, are going to happen. There is not one bone in his body that think it's not gonna happen, there's not one doubt, there's not one part where he's like 'Well maybe it's a little too ambitious', he has no idea about anything not happening at the highest, most outrageous, possible outcome. And I never was like that. I think it happens to a lot of us, but I always grew up with just me and my mother who raised me, she always struggled a lot, she had to work so many hours just to make it happen for us. Anytime I started to get anything, I felt like if I didn't save it I would lose it. I definitely was operating from a place of lack because that what I was use to trying to prepare for. So meeting him and seeing how he operates from a place of expecting the best thing to happen, I never thought like that before so now I actually look at things in a way where I can expect the best version of that to happen and actually walk like that." "I felt like [my success] was gonna have a time limit on it so I didn't want to turn around and not have anything, so I was so conservative [with my money] because I felt like 'what if this is it? How are we supposed know that this is gonna keep going?' Thank God because here I am 20 years later and keep going and its a blessing because I'm not an idiot. So I'm grateful that I wasn't an idiot. I feel like my first million was wasted on laywers, business managers, taxes. I was a newbie, I didn't understand the game as much and [some] people overcharged or overdid it." "[My huband] definitely taught me how to follow the 'spirit' like in the sense of 'go for it, try it, have a good time, live, don't just be so worried about everything or so calculated that you not able to just go with the flow and let it happen for you' and I think that that changed a lot for me because it opened me up in a lot of ways." 0
2025-08-17 01:35:41am (post #10327) |
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