CoryJames
Banned
I would just like to reintroduce myself to everyone,
"Hi, I'm Cory, and I'm an alcoho...an INTP"
-hahaha, funny right?
I don't know how long people generally stick around here, but after I found out I was an INTP I shortly thereafter found this place during that inevitable, obsessive, ADD research we do when we become interested in something new.
I hung out, I made some acquaintances, made some enemies, and had a few good debates, and then moved on for a few months, but I have returned, for those who haven't noticed yet. Since I didn't post here the first time around, I will now.
My name is Cory, I am 19, and I am what amounts to a confused INTP. People tend to label me as someone who would be extroverted, unintelligent and shallow. I refuse to be viewed as unintelligent, but in the general chameleon nature of the INTP, I often just allow them to believe I am extroverted and shallow, which is easier in the short run, but can end up making me very frustrated down the road. I have quietly battled with anger management issues stemming from chronic, mild depression, which led to a very spotty disciplinary record in high-school, which subsequently prevented me from getting into a nice, NESCAC liberal arts school to pursue my english major like I had hoped. Through a series of favors and dumb luck, I have ended up at a hyper-competitive, thoroughly business oriented school in the GBA. Just imagine. An INTP in a cut-throat business school with the estimated second highest freshmen workload of any college in the country.
Anyways, as you can imagine, these business school kids have no grasp on the beauty of the theoretical, the imagination, the bigger picture, the reason behind the fact. This frustrates me. So I have come back, to maintain my sanity.
"Hi, I'm Cory, and I'm an alcoho...an INTP"
-hahaha, funny right?
I don't know how long people generally stick around here, but after I found out I was an INTP I shortly thereafter found this place during that inevitable, obsessive, ADD research we do when we become interested in something new.
I hung out, I made some acquaintances, made some enemies, and had a few good debates, and then moved on for a few months, but I have returned, for those who haven't noticed yet. Since I didn't post here the first time around, I will now.
My name is Cory, I am 19, and I am what amounts to a confused INTP. People tend to label me as someone who would be extroverted, unintelligent and shallow. I refuse to be viewed as unintelligent, but in the general chameleon nature of the INTP, I often just allow them to believe I am extroverted and shallow, which is easier in the short run, but can end up making me very frustrated down the road. I have quietly battled with anger management issues stemming from chronic, mild depression, which led to a very spotty disciplinary record in high-school, which subsequently prevented me from getting into a nice, NESCAC liberal arts school to pursue my english major like I had hoped. Through a series of favors and dumb luck, I have ended up at a hyper-competitive, thoroughly business oriented school in the GBA. Just imagine. An INTP in a cut-throat business school with the estimated second highest freshmen workload of any college in the country.
Anyways, as you can imagine, these business school kids have no grasp on the beauty of the theoretical, the imagination, the bigger picture, the reason behind the fact. This frustrates me. So I have come back, to maintain my sanity.
I don't get it either. It's not like anyone else is real too.