TheTryHard
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Is this where I tell you how special and interesting I am? I never liked forums. I usually get banned, moved around or shooed away. I prefer reddit for my meaningless obsessions but INTP sub is too pathetic even by INTP standards.
That's enough of trying to be smart and original. Moving on.
In case you, for some reason, want to know something about me, I won't deny you the pleasure... I'm a recently discovered INTP (I recently found out about MBTI, I did know about self-reflection before). I walked the philosophical path of being born into Christianity, and then went through agnosticism, atheism, realism, nihilism, depression, and now I swear by absurdism. Am I at the final step of the struggle with the concept of existing? (Don't mistake me for a truly philosophical person, I just know a few fancy words).
My hobbies are pretty typical for INTPs: I have a specific taste in movies, I like video games that make you think hard, I love researching absolutely useless but intriguing topics and I recently discovered this thing called books. I guess the only thing that defines me form the outside is I'm a competitive programmer, a pretty good one by most definitions of pretty good.
I'm also a self-improvement freak in an INTP way. I refuse to give in to my laziness and weaknesses. I mostly fail. I went through a confusing phase where I used the way I research random shit I'm curious about to try and find how to be successful and happy. Reading articles and books about it. I wish I was familiar with MBTI at the time, I(along with the rest of the world) used to have too much of an one-size-fits-all attitude about psychology. The self-improvement books might be life changing for some ENTJs, but they are definitely not meant for INTPs. That being said if you know of any material of a similar topic that is more INTP friendly please suggest away.
Two things I hate most in life is apathetic people seeking compassion and ignorant people seeking understanding, which conveniently makes me hate most of the general population.
Anyway I could go on and on about my meaningless existence but this is already too much of a rant for my liking. Hopefully I didn't come out as a total doofus, I know my English is far from bad but I have a hard enough time judging if something sounds inappropriate and ridiculous in my native language, and even more so of course for English.
That's enough of trying to be smart and original. Moving on.
In case you, for some reason, want to know something about me, I won't deny you the pleasure... I'm a recently discovered INTP (I recently found out about MBTI, I did know about self-reflection before). I walked the philosophical path of being born into Christianity, and then went through agnosticism, atheism, realism, nihilism, depression, and now I swear by absurdism. Am I at the final step of the struggle with the concept of existing? (Don't mistake me for a truly philosophical person, I just know a few fancy words).
My hobbies are pretty typical for INTPs: I have a specific taste in movies, I like video games that make you think hard, I love researching absolutely useless but intriguing topics and I recently discovered this thing called books. I guess the only thing that defines me form the outside is I'm a competitive programmer, a pretty good one by most definitions of pretty good.
I'm also a self-improvement freak in an INTP way. I refuse to give in to my laziness and weaknesses. I mostly fail. I went through a confusing phase where I used the way I research random shit I'm curious about to try and find how to be successful and happy. Reading articles and books about it. I wish I was familiar with MBTI at the time, I(along with the rest of the world) used to have too much of an one-size-fits-all attitude about psychology. The self-improvement books might be life changing for some ENTJs, but they are definitely not meant for INTPs. That being said if you know of any material of a similar topic that is more INTP friendly please suggest away.
Two things I hate most in life is apathetic people seeking compassion and ignorant people seeking understanding, which conveniently makes me hate most of the general population.
Anyway I could go on and on about my meaningless existence but this is already too much of a rant for my liking. Hopefully I didn't come out as a total doofus, I know my English is far from bad but I have a hard enough time judging if something sounds inappropriate and ridiculous in my native language, and even more so of course for English.
