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Yeah. I'm the kind of person who would erect the Taj Mahal for my love if I had the resources to do so.

Yes, the most common responses seem to be: - never speak of love or anything that may sound clingy or strong - go very . . . s l l o o o w w w l l l y y y . . . And if none of this works out (which I will be distraught about and end up sobbing privately over for months, maybe a suicidal...

yes, thank you very much, and I did! :D

@Bird...definitely. I'd never say that to his face, I know things like that scare a lot of people away. I think if I uttered half the words I think they'd send me to get my head checked out for something, actually...I'm incredibly socially defunct in case no one noticed. I think everyone has...

...er...that's not little to no effort. That's too much. Whenever I have people come over I just leave my papers, books, clothes, etc. wherever they are (on the couch, the floor, etc.) and let them help themselves...

@ BigApplePi... Like...how slow? I don't want to seem threatening or anything. I actually prefer the male to make the first move...but he was being very subtle and I wasn't sure if it was anything at all. I just feel something there. I want to be with him forever and ever if I can. I'm not...

(Cheese) Yeah...You're probably right :o Scratch that.

OK...So it sounds like I'm definitely not over-analyzing, then. I'm not exactly the bold type, either, but I'd sweep him off his feet and carry him into the sunset if that's what it takes to get things moving. Well, I probably couldn't work up the courage to do that, but I've got to try...

The question is simple...what do you think about love? And if you were in love with someone, or were very interested in them in a romantic way, how would you interact with them differently? Do INTP's love? (Not meant to be an insult...honest question.) I ask this because I dearly love...