ILYGodney
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I'm quite the puzzle and since INTPs like puzzles, what better place to make a thread?
I decided on INTJ a while ago but then I realized that I'm probably not an introvert. I get energized when I interact with the external world and at my worst, I get obsessed with people and everything that's going around me, while refusing to reflect.
My development's probably really weird. My parents beat me from the time I was 4 up to the age of 8 and I was depressed up until the age of 14. I remember that my parents thought I was high half the time (I was so oblivious to my environment) and a bossy know-it-all. I honestly don't know how. How did they expect me to function in a household without structure and rules?
I have a lot of strong values and morals. I would probably die for them actually. I abide by my moral code no matter what. I actually have moral rules. When I was younger, I never had morals and I was somewhat wild. I made racist/sexist jokes and I was an aggressive bully who really just wanted a friend. I really got off on confrontation and conflicts. I created problems in a lot of my friendships just for the fun of it. Oddly enough, when it comes to things I'm emotionally invested in such as my values, I can end up crying and feeling hopeless thinking about the state of the world.
I really love helping others but I don't really do it because I care. Being as helpful as I possibly can is one of my values. I believe in loyalty but, and while this might seem selfish, if I had to choose between my friends or being true to myself and my morals, I would choose myself any day. I don't really like loyalty very much because I feel like people should do things because they think it's the right thing to do rather than because they care.
I love schedules and plans. I absolutely cannot adapt. I always need a plan and around 3 back-up plans. I need to be able to put things in perspective. Is what I'm doing going to matter in 40 years? I believe in productive fun and I absolutely hate things that have no purpose. I want to be as efficient as I possibly can.
I remember being very escapist when I was young and I still am to a certain extent. Reality is so disappointing and living in my head is much more satisfying. But then I feel pathetic and end up planning out my vision of how reality should be like. I love to research in the library regarding this. I am not a knowledge for knowledge's sake person, applied knowledge is definitely my thing.
I hate talking about abstract things because what's the point? What am I gaining from talking about it? I love having fun and grabbing opportunities to experience the moment as much as I can. If I don't have anything to do, at least. I like to keep things light-hearted and I hate anything gloomy when I'm in this sort of mood. I do things for impact, for a reaction. Whoever gets the most laughs and gasps, wins. I'm getting better at putting on a show and entertaining people. But I usually never live in the moment and I'm quite the obsessive planner.
What do you think??
I decided on INTJ a while ago but then I realized that I'm probably not an introvert. I get energized when I interact with the external world and at my worst, I get obsessed with people and everything that's going around me, while refusing to reflect.
My development's probably really weird. My parents beat me from the time I was 4 up to the age of 8 and I was depressed up until the age of 14. I remember that my parents thought I was high half the time (I was so oblivious to my environment) and a bossy know-it-all. I honestly don't know how. How did they expect me to function in a household without structure and rules?
I have a lot of strong values and morals. I would probably die for them actually. I abide by my moral code no matter what. I actually have moral rules. When I was younger, I never had morals and I was somewhat wild. I made racist/sexist jokes and I was an aggressive bully who really just wanted a friend. I really got off on confrontation and conflicts. I created problems in a lot of my friendships just for the fun of it. Oddly enough, when it comes to things I'm emotionally invested in such as my values, I can end up crying and feeling hopeless thinking about the state of the world.
I really love helping others but I don't really do it because I care. Being as helpful as I possibly can is one of my values. I believe in loyalty but, and while this might seem selfish, if I had to choose between my friends or being true to myself and my morals, I would choose myself any day. I don't really like loyalty very much because I feel like people should do things because they think it's the right thing to do rather than because they care.
I love schedules and plans. I absolutely cannot adapt. I always need a plan and around 3 back-up plans. I need to be able to put things in perspective. Is what I'm doing going to matter in 40 years? I believe in productive fun and I absolutely hate things that have no purpose. I want to be as efficient as I possibly can.
I remember being very escapist when I was young and I still am to a certain extent. Reality is so disappointing and living in my head is much more satisfying. But then I feel pathetic and end up planning out my vision of how reality should be like. I love to research in the library regarding this. I am not a knowledge for knowledge's sake person, applied knowledge is definitely my thing.
I hate talking about abstract things because what's the point? What am I gaining from talking about it? I love having fun and grabbing opportunities to experience the moment as much as I can. If I don't have anything to do, at least. I like to keep things light-hearted and I hate anything gloomy when I'm in this sort of mood. I do things for impact, for a reaction. Whoever gets the most laughs and gasps, wins. I'm getting better at putting on a show and entertaining people. But I usually never live in the moment and I'm quite the obsessive planner.
What do you think??