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Err my second to last function should be Fe. As someone well over 30, I can say that changing your essential nature does not get easier. What does get easier is coming to terms with it. You learn to stop trying to be the things you're not, while extending that same consideration to others...

Re: Are Right-Brained or Left-Brained? Think you need a couple more categories...I ended up left, 50/50 split on the visual/audible.

-**************** Te -**************** Ti -************ Ne -********* Si -******** Fi -*** Se -* Fi - Ni Your Possible Type Code According to the traditional sorting method of finding the most-used functional pairs (such as Fi-Ne), your type might be: Possible result: INTP Ack! The...

So true! This sums things up beautifully. The dynamic I share with INTP I've discussed previously is very much like this. We've been in classes together for the past two years and over the last year or so it's gotten so that as soon as someone else says something that strikes us as strange...

Wanting to join or participate in a religion may be a little unusual, but I think the curiosity is definitely par for the course with an INTP. The INTPs I've known have had a high level of interest in religion but it usually turns out to be an interest in figuring why people believe and how...

I think you may be right.:(

I think part of the problem is that I'm not altogether sure what "going for it" even entails. I may be an E, but I'm not a strong E and I'm female so I've never actually pursued a male. Also, I don't have squishy, gushy feelings for this man so I don't really know what "coming clean" would look...

Thank you all for taking the time to reply. We had a really nice evening (as usual), but I suspect I may just be too (emotionally) retarded myself to be of any great use to this man. We spent ten hours together and talked for so long that I would be perfectly happy to not have to speak to...

I realize there's been no shortage of postings regarding the affections or internal psychological reality of the INTP here, but what I'm wondering is whether any of you would be willing to share your thoughts on how to read the INTP's outward behavior. I'm an ENTJ (albeit one who often prefers...