What do you think would happen if we met each other in real life?

[Rebis]

Would we jump at excitement for talking to each other or would we be quiet?

If we just relied on our introverted analytical ability it would be like a pack of sharks waiting for a fish, the fish being the one who spoke first with the sharks waiting silently to strip apart the logic of the statement.

It'd be an intense experience, coming out of our persona and meeting in person.
Seeing each other's faces, body language, confidence levels and such.

Would we all be as talkative in real life, or would we be recluses if we met up?

Maybe some mental sparring perhaps:

"You disagreed with me on the 23rd of october, 2019. You made an ass out of me! Now that I've got you in my sight.... "

Maybe escape ruses to escape sensory overloads:

"Just going to the shop to get some food"
"Brb bathroom"

 

[Cognisant]

Most of us are in our late twenties and early thirties, given some card games booze and snacks I think we would get along fine.

 

[Ex-User (14663)]

either way I'm pretty sure it would be orders of magnitude better than the typical sensor/feeler group convos one usually finds oneself in

 

[Marbles]

Several Scandinavians here, whom I like, and I'm not opposed to travel. I'm just wondering if what we contribute to each other is best expressed in writing - and that most of us take a long while to open up in person, so conversation could be awkward. And that Id make a fool of myself. Mainly that Id make a fool of myself

I dunno, I've been thinking about it. I'm sure many here would have been good friends if we grew up together.

 

[Tenacity]

I don't jump at excitement unless there are baby animals involved. I'm pretty basic in that regard.

The ratio is insanely freaking off though.

@moody Thoughts?

 

[Marbles]

Oh, it's what would happen if we meet, Tenacity, not mate. It doesn't matter that the ratio is off.

 

[Tenacity]

Now you're putting words in my mouth.

Well, I guess you guys can have fun then. Deuces.

 

[Marbles]

Hey, I'm a baby animal... You're supposed to be excited.
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[moody]

I don't jump at excitement unless there are baby animals involved. I'm pretty basic in that regard.

The ratio is insanely freaking off though.

@moody Thoughts?

Ummmm. Bare with me for a moment.

So in an abstracted situation where I’m put in the same room with users from here, I could probably get along with a handful? But with a smaller group, if I’m not too jumpy, then we could probably have interesting conversations.
Does that answer the question...?

Idk, I interact with people throughout my day, so I don’t ever do something social in my down-time, unless I have to.

 

[Rebis]

I don't jump at excitement unless there are baby animals involved. I'm pretty basic in that regard.

@moody Thoughts?

As the host of this lucrative social gathering would say

"Bring some girls along!"

Or in a chad fashion:

"You're not getting in this party unless you're with chicks, brooOO"

My platypus identifies as INTP, I gotcha covered.

 

[Polaris]

Terrible, terrible things.

 

[peoplesuck]

in general how do people interact when they have shared person stuff online and dont even know each other? is it pretty awkward?

 

[Polaris]

^I've met quite a few people from here and it's been suprisingly chill. I think because we're all prepared for awkwardness, which means we're more relaxed about everything. We are all pretty eccentric, so it's kinda expected that there will be some weird moments so the weird moments kinda become a talking point. I've actually had a lot of fun, and I am very awkward normally. Interactions with people from here are some of the easiest interactions I have ever had.

 

[Puffy]

^ Yeah, likewise I've met a lot of people from INTPf in the past. It's been a very mixed bag of interactions as everyone here is quite eccentric in their own way. But I haven't tended to find it was especially awkward per se, so much as having more in common with some people over others.