Nihilmatic
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This may be an ill-informed question but I was just wondering.
From ages 4-10 I remember how much I loved my imagination.
I usually would depict a fantasy in my head physically, where I would run around in circles and make special effect noises with my mouth. I would take a pillow and pretend it was the greatest enemy in the world and proceed to beat the crap out of that pillow. I would be detached as I move around, so me doing half a somersault would be me leaping from some building dodging some obstacle in my head.
In school, I would always try to find the most simple way to do things, especially in math where I would constantly try to find tricks to do the problem faster. It became frequent where the class would freak out if I didn't raise my hand and say I have a trick. These was one of my most favorable memories as a kid.
I did this until about 10 or so because of social expectations. During my elementary years I would spent more than 3/4 of my time in school (even now) just daydreaming and fantasizing about my own world where I was the protagonist that would save the world.
I still remember how my biggest dream as a kid was to explore the Bermuda Triangle (because no one else was able to). I would tell all my teachers how my dream was to explore the Bermuda Triangle, and how I would get friends committed enough to go find out the mystery with me. I thought the triangle had some extremely abstract experiences, until I found out it was just a bunch of radio waves that messed with the compass and other navigation devices that people used.... This was super disappointing to me.
I would also read tons of books that revolved around something creative, like Percy Jackson Series, Warriorcats (it's about cats... but the story aspect was amazing), Seekers (both by Erin Hunter), Harry Potter, (some book that was about a library in a tree house that took you back to that time period), etc.
I don't know if this is enough to say if it's Ni or Ne. People don't necessarily have to develop their dom function first, it could alternate.
I was also really interested in astronomy, where I would watch NOVA, or other documentaries consistently from 9-14. I remember having a folder full of pictures that I found interesting, and they consisted mostly of planets and outer space. Middle school was hell which I won't really go into.
Now (senior at HS) I doze off about how things would play out if I changed a certain variable. Like what would happen to the thing if I changed this. I would doze off into whatever I'm interested in; I would get addicted to whatever I loved doing at the moment, for example: I would be constantly thinking about a game that I found out about 5 years ago, or I would play out all the scenarios in my head.
Even as a kid if I had a crush on a girl, I would play out what would be the best thing to say what would happen, etc (I rarely acted upon it though). Same with my hobbies like chess, league, etc.. I would try to become the best at whatever I really enjoyed doing. I remember even playing pokemon competitively (EV training, and going to tournaments) when I was about 9-11.
I would usually know that something will happen, and it quite frequently would.
I was curious if I started off with Ne or Ni?
And isn't Ni = Ti + Ne, basically using Ni is same/better than Ne where Ne needs Ti?
From ages 4-10 I remember how much I loved my imagination.
I usually would depict a fantasy in my head physically, where I would run around in circles and make special effect noises with my mouth. I would take a pillow and pretend it was the greatest enemy in the world and proceed to beat the crap out of that pillow. I would be detached as I move around, so me doing half a somersault would be me leaping from some building dodging some obstacle in my head.
In school, I would always try to find the most simple way to do things, especially in math where I would constantly try to find tricks to do the problem faster. It became frequent where the class would freak out if I didn't raise my hand and say I have a trick. These was one of my most favorable memories as a kid.
I did this until about 10 or so because of social expectations. During my elementary years I would spent more than 3/4 of my time in school (even now) just daydreaming and fantasizing about my own world where I was the protagonist that would save the world.
I still remember how my biggest dream as a kid was to explore the Bermuda Triangle (because no one else was able to). I would tell all my teachers how my dream was to explore the Bermuda Triangle, and how I would get friends committed enough to go find out the mystery with me. I thought the triangle had some extremely abstract experiences, until I found out it was just a bunch of radio waves that messed with the compass and other navigation devices that people used.... This was super disappointing to me.
I would also read tons of books that revolved around something creative, like Percy Jackson Series, Warriorcats (it's about cats... but the story aspect was amazing), Seekers (both by Erin Hunter), Harry Potter, (some book that was about a library in a tree house that took you back to that time period), etc.
I don't know if this is enough to say if it's Ni or Ne. People don't necessarily have to develop their dom function first, it could alternate.
I was also really interested in astronomy, where I would watch NOVA, or other documentaries consistently from 9-14. I remember having a folder full of pictures that I found interesting, and they consisted mostly of planets and outer space. Middle school was hell which I won't really go into.
Now (senior at HS) I doze off about how things would play out if I changed a certain variable. Like what would happen to the thing if I changed this. I would doze off into whatever I'm interested in; I would get addicted to whatever I loved doing at the moment, for example: I would be constantly thinking about a game that I found out about 5 years ago, or I would play out all the scenarios in my head.
Even as a kid if I had a crush on a girl, I would play out what would be the best thing to say what would happen, etc (I rarely acted upon it though). Same with my hobbies like chess, league, etc.. I would try to become the best at whatever I really enjoyed doing. I remember even playing pokemon competitively (EV training, and going to tournaments) when I was about 9-11.
I would usually know that something will happen, and it quite frequently would.
I was curious if I started off with Ne or Ni?
And isn't Ni = Ti + Ne, basically using Ni is same/better than Ne where Ne needs Ti?