INFP here - learning how others think

[WoodsWoman]

So - I'm WoodsWoman. I may already know a few of you considering the avatars I'm seeing.

WoodsWoman is descriptive of where I live - not a reference to Anne LaBastille.

 

[flow]

I'm not sure who Anne LaBastille is, but I do know of woods. Do you have a woodsman to keep you company?

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Eljua]

I hope you find the place suitably enlightening, though I suspect that you'll have to sort out the P's from the J's first..

 

[Anthile]

I hope you find the place suitably enlightening, though I suspect that you'll have to sort out the P's from the J's first..

We have Js here?



But more important, welcome WoodsWoman! :smiley_emoticons_mr

 

[Da Blob]

Welcome,
If there does not seem to be a thread going at this time that perks your interest in a suitable manner, the archives are full of threads that can be given new life by an interested commentator...

 

[Reverse Transcriptase]

How was young adulthood for you? The INFPs I've had contact with are... well, they just seem a bit extreme. And that's awesome in a lot of ways, but they also seem to have an unstable streak in them. Supposedly they develop out of it?

Welcome aboard!

 

[Melkor]

Infp's are Gods children.

I think so anyway.

That explains why I enjoy hurting them.


Lovely little F's!

*Removes torture kit*


In seriousness *does serious face* I find myself quite attracted to the INFP way of thinking.

Much in the same way I enjoy watching kittens bash themselves unconscious while trying to headbutt their reflection.

^_^

 

[Artifice Orisit]

In seriousness *does serious face* I find myself quite attracted to the INFP way of thinking.

Of course you do, those who open their hearts are most easily loved by others.
That's why everyone thinks us Introverted-Thinking types are freaks.
...
Aside from the fact that we are.

Welcome WoodsWoman!

 

[Melkor]

Quiet Cognisant, you're making me look uncool in front of the lady!


*leans on an axe to increase his macho-status*

 

[Anthile]

*leans on an axe to increase his macho-status*

Zero plus zero is still zero.

 

[Melkor]

*Grabs Anthile and punches him the ribs*





*Sorry, but I have to look good!*

 

[Firehazard159]

You never look good, except to me Melkor, baby

Welcome WoodsWoman XD

 

[WoodsWoman]

Thank you all for the welcome.

Anne LaBastille wrote a book called Woodswoman.

I do not currently have a WoodsMan.

I've been fascinated by MBTI for about 4 years and the J/P dichotomy hasn't been too difficult (usually). My husband was an ENTJ.

It's nice to know that one might not get shot for resurrecting an old thread now and then.

As a young adult my introversion was already well developed - I was loaner. Becoming a healthy adult is a challenge for all types, each erring in different directions. Given the chance we do grow and mellow. - - Though I'm not sure what you mean by 'extreme'?

Freaks? I don't think so... and macho status has to be earned...

 

[Ombat]

INFP so.... warm... and nurturing....


May I follow you around like a baby duck?

 

[WoodsWoman]

As long as you don't mind being petted and dropped in puddles now and then...

 

[Ombat]

I will call you Mommy.

Welcome to the forum!

 

[Kuu]

t's nice to know that one might not get shot for resurrecting an old thread now and then.

Necromancy is not only accepted, but encouraged! Tis' one of our all time favorite pastimes.

 

[WoodsWoman]

Auntie I'll accept - I am no ones Mommy... I'm sure they'd die of neglect.

 

[Scourgexlvii]

*adds Aunt WoodsWoman on a list next to Uncle Br00talD34th*

 

[echoplex]

INFPs are cool.....I guess.

Welcome.

 

[WoodsWoman]

Ah - I see. An honored place in the family.

Cool? That's for you to decide.

 

[Zero]

My ears are burning...

Welcome WoodsWoman.

I apologize in advance if I end up being offensive to you (or anyone actually [but not everyone. There are some people I try to offend]).

It's interesting to see more types here. I hope it's enlightening or whatnot.

 

[WoodsWoman]

Thank you, Zero, offense is in the eye of the beholder (like most things) - I've learned to ask for clarification before taking anything personally. It's amazing how much this helps.

 

[Ashenstar]

Wow, I am excited to welcome you the forum!
I'm bad about welcoming new people since I am so territorial and I find every new person suspicious.

However your statement

Thank you, Zero, offense is in the eye of the beholder (like most things) - I've learned to ask for clarification before taking anything personally. It's amazing how much this helps. 11th-November-2009 10:54 PM

makes me happy to have you here.

Um.......I don't think I have seen you post much around in the topics but really encourage you to.

 

[Inappropriate Behavior]

Talk about being late to the welcome party...Welcome.

 

[WoodsWoman]

Thank you - my life is chaotic so my attention may be sporadic but will be lurking around... and posting here and there.