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@intp-anda
intp things:
am i the only one that, after careful observation of friends, society, and reading books, you finally understand why people see you as weird or naive in a particular thing. maybe sports culture, dating, parties, work socials, etc. sometimes it’s like you’re a child learning why things work in a certain way for the first time and you think to yourself “okay maybe i should try this next time the opportunity presents itself”
4. If the car pulls up to you run in the opposite direction.
5. Walk with your keys in your hands and keep a key between each finger
6. If they put you in the trunk kick out the headlights
7. If you get lost find a woman with a child. Never ask a man for help (this one was drilled)
That scream fire piece of advice is literally life saving
8. Watch your shadows and reflections, especially if someone is walking behind you. A split second notice is better than none and will help you.
Yes this last one really saves lives y'all I do it all the time
girls have to learn to view the world like international intelligence agents just to be safe walking down the street. smh.
guys pls pls pls reblog and girls pls pls pls be safe out there. terrifying and so sad that we have to worry about this on a daily basis
(I’m an enby, but, frankly, this is helpful for anyone.)
- always tell someone where youre at and an approx time when youll be back
Add text replacement words in your phone if possible. Something short and memorable that you can send quickly to people in moments of emergencies.
E.g.
I f ing hate that we need to reblog this, people suck, but this will save lives.
DO NOT SCROLL PAST
Being female fucking sucks but yes this shit is important for everyone
Also, do not walk close to walls. It will be easier for someone so walk past you and push you against it or corner you.
If your gut is telling you to cross the street or change your path, do it. Don’t risk it. Your body knows.
If you can, buy a large umbrella and walk holding it. Studies say that predators are less likely to attempt an attack on someone that could fight back. Keys around your knuckles is fine but you’ll need to get very close to do damage. Umbrellas are more precise.
Avoid wearing headphones if you are alone on an empty street. Look aware.
Again: Stay. Away. From. Walls.
Entering an uber alone? Call your father (or anyone you trust) and say “hey dad! Yep, I’m almost there, I’m sending you the route.” outloud. Then proceed to send them the route so they can follow the uber drive. This will most likely intimidate the predator.
If you see someone in an uncomfortable or possibly dangerous situation, walk up to them and say “Betty, oh my god, I haven’t seen you in so long!”. If she gets slightly confused, you can whisper and let her know you’re trying to help and that she should follow along. Walk together to another station or away from where you are. The man will most likely not follow. I have done this one 2 times and can be very helpful.
If you are unsure she needs help, you can pass her a note saying something like “hey, I noticed this man beside you is making you uncomfortable. If you’d like help, fake a sneeze right now and I will come up to you and pretend we are friends.” This is a long note, but its an example. Be discrete. If she follows along, proceed with the previous tip. This is helpful when you’re in a crowded train and you notice harassment.
Help your sisters. Trust them. Trust yourself. Be safe.
If you ever feel unsafe or need help, anyone is welcome to run upto me and ask me for help! I’ll go all mama bear and keep you safe!!!
most intp thing i’ve ever done ?
once learned braille for the fun of it even though i don’t know a single blind person and can’t use it for any functional purpose besides reading (and occasionally feeling up) signs
i know i hardly get interactions on here and that’s alright, but please this time i genuinely need advice and help so if you could, please share with all your psychology friends or just people that’re good at life:
i’m an intp and i’m struggling with coping. i read a discussion on mimicry a few days ago and i’m sure you’d be able to see it on my page if you scroll a little, ever since i read it it kind of helped put words and orders to things i was already feeling and it helped me realize the problem with my interacting with people.
for my fellow intps or just those that know how to help: you know how you pretend to enjoy something or hate something or do something but it’s not really pretending because you just know that THAT’S what you’re supposed to do at that moment, like when your friends laugh a joke or when you’re meeting someone for the first time, it’s not that you want to but you figured that’s how normal people do it so you just say whatever and do it like that as well?
okay so the problem is, i’m getting to the point where i’m tired of doing that. like i’m so sick of pretending to be “normal” just so i can live a normal life. i’m sick that i have to pretend to care about sports or generic music so i can have formal discussions for a good internship or to show i’m up to date on this shitty world, i hate that i have to respect elders that don’t deserve it as if being born first has much to do with how much respect you amass, i hate that i have to pretend to have a problem with people just because everyone i know has a problem with them and explaining why i don’t will take too much of a toll on me, i hate that i have to be a “nice” friend and support my friends even when i know what they’re doing is objectively stupid but saying it would be too rude (not that i don’t warn my friends against bad decisions but for things like wanting a boyfriend but not focusing enough on self-development and self-love so that you don’t need one, it’s hard to discourage a friend cuz it’s either “you don’t need him” which doesn’t work or “you’re half a human and need to focus on building yourself, depending on others when you don’t even know who you are won’t do you any good as an individual” which is too complicated for this friend to understand cuz they just want to fuck and feel temporarily high on happiness).
essentially i wish everyone wanted to be the best versions of themselves without having other motives that involved relations with others. like if everyone is the best version of themselves then literally there is no second cuz we’re all first but fucking adults don’t even get that. i hate it here. i hate that when i say i hate it here like on this earth people start thinking i’m su**idal,, like no i don’t want to leave i want y’all to get your shit together but if i leave i won’t be mad is all i’m saying.
so i guess the question is: do i keep pretending ?? do i explode and maybe it’ll simmer down later,, should i become more abrasive? should i hope it dies down??
is this situation relatable so that even if i don’t get answers i at least get people to grieve with ????
reblog with the least stereotypical thing you do according to your mbti type
I feel very very deeply. Maybe i feel less than other types, but when i feel, it’s a really deep feeling. Also, i sleep. A lot.
Even though I would forget my own head if it wasn’t screwed on, I am very punctual.
i direct most of my academic energy into trying to help the world, saving children and ending hunger, and my humanitarian side made me think for the longest time that i was INFJ.
5 signs you’re probably an INTP
1. Clever? Stupid? It’s an unending rollercoaster
INTPs typically struggle with their self esteem, because, even though they refuse to admit it, they are very concerned with their social status (though in a different way to others). INTPs can never seem to work out whether they are intelligent or not - the majority of the time they are secure in their intelligence as they see their cleverness as positively superior to most, however they often ponder whether their knowledge is deep and thorough or just surface level information about a huge range of topics, all for show. It only takes another individual to display knowledge that the INTP does not possess, and their entire identity structured around their intelligence begins to crumble.
2. You seem very quiet, but actually you are not
INTPs are renowned for being probably the most introverted type there is, however a lot of INTPs in the MBTI community question whether they are actually introverts at all. Due to their nature, INTPs are one of the more likely types to develop their auxiliary function (Ne) at an earlier age than most, making them appear more outgoing, when they want to be. Introversion centres around the idea of gaining energy through being alone or with a small amount of people, and this is absolutely true for INTPs, however when a topic arises that they are abnormally knowledgeable or passionate about, there is no calming them down. INTPs also typically prefer to have small group of close friends rather than a wide circle of acquaintances, and in this small group they can behave as if an extrovert, as long as they find their surrounding friends to be trustworthy and loyal.
3. Too many interests
This is a more obvious trait, but the INTP will often find that their passions and interests are not ‘mainstream’, particularly among teenage INTPs. You may enjoy obscure hobbies that others find 'lame’ or 'boring’, but you find happiness in them. Your 'to be read pile’ might be the leaning tower of pisa, your computer may have been deconstructed and reconstructed a dozen times, your sketchbooks may be overflowing with art, or your notebooks may be filled with a hundred unfinished stories, but you adore your hobbies because they’re yours. Your interests are likely how you relax and recharge as they probably involve an element of solitude, which others cannot understand. However, many pastimes INTPs choose to take up require a lot of brainpower and can lead to insomnia and 'burnouts’. For the INTP with a sleepless brain, it’s a good idea to find a mindless and therapeutic hobby such as knitting or colouring, and making sure you factor in the time to learn and pursue them. INTPs can never do truly nothing while awake, so taking up a calming hobby is the best way to obtain true rest and fully regain strength.
4. A world of patterns and problems
INTPs notice patterns in the world - they are often aware of reoccurences and small details in the world around them that others are not. You pick up hints in the way people speak, you can learn just by observation, and your remarkable ability to notice patterns and themes directly links to their innate problem solving ability. However, though the observant INTP can wow anyone with their intelligence deductions, they are often regarded as oblivious individuals with no regard to common sense. This may seem like it’s due to laziness, when in actuality it is due to an endless whirlwind of thoughts, opinions and ideas that never stop. INTPs are more prone to conditions such as synesthesia and perfect pitch, which can make observing the world around them more beautiful yet more uncomfortable at the same time due to an overstimulation of the senses.
5. Deadlines and restrictions are the bane of your existence
It’s the reason you hate(d) school, the reason you quickly get bored of things and the reason you feel your talents aren’t justified. Deadlines, time limitations, project parameters or creativity restrictions cause you a lot of anger. They are put in place for one simple reason: the situation cannot handle such extreme creativity or profound ideas as the ones you possess and are desperate to put into practise. You may be just beginning a project, a storm of ingenious ideas rattling your mind, everything instantly yet meticulously thought out. But you are told the project must be finished by this time, it must include all these unnecessary things and you must follow all these time-wasting planning stages. Your determination dimishes, your ideas forced to conform to the minutely specified plan before you. 'It’s fine,’ you think, 'I can do my own thing in my own time’. But you don’t have the time. Life is full of too many scheduled and restrictive events that your creative and scattered brain is not programmed for. This is truly one of the most devastating things an INTPs regularly faces
Any time I have a slight doubt about my MBTI type something like this pops up on my dash and I think “no dude, your totally an INTP”.
INTP the Chameleon
Unlike most people, INTPs do not come pre-programmed with acceptable social behaviour patterns. Rather, they learn to fit in through conscious observation and deliberate mimicry.
While other people talk, the INTP watches and wonders. They observe what a person did and figure out what they should do as a response. Widening their sight, nodding, and smiling, the INTP responded with a fake social skill.
Like actors on a stage set, INTPs are playing a role. They know that being true to themselves doesn’t fit too well with average people, they slowly accumulate a little acting knowledge to help them get by.
INTPs could be described as a human chameleon or a mirror. If a person is friendly, funny, boisterous, and waves their hands around a lot, the INTP will start gesticulating, speak in a louder voice, and smile and joke more to match the other’s behaviour. And when the person is finally gone, they will turn into their typical self which often is silent, aloof and nonchalant, and slowly cocoon themselves inside their room.
Most of the time this mimicry is unconscious and is basically the result of playing a role deeply enough that it becomes embedded. Chameleons don’t have to think about changing their skin colour to match leaves and branches–it just happens.
Not that INTPs are good actors. They only act because they have to, and only put forth as much effort as is required to get by. An INTP, for example, does not have a giant palette of varied emotional responses that seem totally genuine. Instead, they are controlling their bodies like a puppet-master controls a puppet, and the resulting clumsy imitation of reality is just not lifelike. But it’s enough to get by, as long as there isn’t too much pressure.
If the pressure increases or the situation warrants it, however, an INTP will switch back to their regular selves for as long as necessary, perhaps stunning their acquaintances with a display of cool, clear, cogitant reasoning.
(The secret life of INTP- Anna Moss)
Reblogging this again, still one of my fav posts about INTPs.
this is so helpful and i’m glad i found it
if we’ve already established that no one is perfect, why is perfection still the standard...
Kill them with kindness
INTJ: how do you manage to always be nice to everyone? don’t you ever just wanna punch everyone in the face?
INTP: oh, yes, constantly. but then i remember that appearing as someone who’s cute, adorable and always kind to everyone arouses protective instincts in your acquaintances, and hence those who behave rudely towards you and hurt your feelings are perceived by everyone else as utter jerks, and get disliked by most. also, the more you are nice to people, the more they will feel bad for mistreating you. y'know, it’s a win-win situation. you get to have your revenge on those who hurt you without having to do anything morally wrong.
INFP: oh my god, INTP, is that really how you see being nice to others?
INTP: INFP, whether you’re aware of it or not, this is a fact that can not be ignored. besides, i’m not saying that i am only nice to others for this reason, i do like the idea of brightening other people’s days with my kind behavior, but i can’t deny that the idea of getting revenge like this kind of delights me.
INTJ: can you believe i’d never thought of that? damnit, INTP, i can’t believe that i’m saying this, but you actually are pretty smart.
INTP: thanks bud, i know i am
INFP: i can’t believe you two
the fact that i’ve actually has this thought process i-
no one:
not a single soul:
me at 3 am on google: is there a difference between the way i see myself and how others perceive me
My tips on how to find power in each of the Jungian cognitive functions
Introverted Feeling (Fi) (INFP, ISFP, ENFP, ESFP) —> Find power in vulnerability.
Find power in knowing that no one can hurt you. I mean it. If you accept all the parts you hold within, all the good and the bad, all the light and the dark, there is really no one in this world that can get to you. Understand that you ultimately are the one in control of your inner state. Share your authentic self with others and realize that the only person who can make you feel ‘inadequate’ is yourself. So accept yourself. And all of what doing that takes. Your true power comes out when you allow yourself to be truly vulnerable with others. The more closed-off you are, the less power within you find. So open up your heart and discover how bright you really shine.
Extraverted Feeling (Fe) (ENFJ, ESFJ, INFJ, ISFJ) —> Find power in your own truth.
Find power in sharing your truth with others and knowing that the right people will take it and cherish it with you. Find power in understanding that living your truth is the optimal way for you to be in service of others. Your own truth will ultimately set you free. So put it out there. And watch everything else fall into place. Not only for you but for everyone else around you as well. Not only for everyone else around you but most importantly for yourself as well.
Introverted Thinking (Ti) (INTP, ISTP, ENTP, ESTP) —> Find power in relativity and communication.
Find power in your ability to understand. Find power in the fact that you are not only able to understand your own thought process but also that of everyone else. And that you are able to see how all things in this world work in their own unique way. Find power in the peace that comes with understanding that ultimately there is no truth. In that the only truth you can get in this life is the one you experience. And so does everyone else. So find power in connecting and communicating with others. You sure are pretty darn good at it.
Extraverted Thinking (Te) (ENTJ, ESTJ, INTJ, ISTJ) —> Find power within yourself.
Find power in discovering your own worth. And I mean the one that inherently is always there. At the end of the day, after all is said and done, what’s the one thing that always stays? That’s right, it’s you! So find power in simply knowing that you carry your power always there with you. No matter what you do. No matter how effective you are. No matter what others think. No matter even what you think. You yourself are powerful just because you are. So do whatever the fuck your heart is asking you to. Go follow it. You deserve it. You always deserve it. Remember, no matter what.
Extraverted Sensing (Se) (ESTP, ESFP, ISTP, ISFP) —> Find power in reflection.
Find power in your own experiences. Not only in the fact that you are always ready for adventure and on to the next thing. But that in each and every thing you experience, you are able to gather very powerful insights. Take trust in that you’ve already done and seen a lot. And that, as it seems, you’ll never stop doing so. That’s already very powerful in itself. But you get even more powerful when you not only gather experiences but also the knowledge that comes with them. So take a little moment, reflect and dig deep at all of what you’ve gained. Don’t be surprised if you find treasures inside you hadn’t realized you had.
Introverted Sensing (Si) (ISFJ, ISTJ, ESFJ, ESTJ) —> Find power in your adaptability.
Find power in discovering how adaptable you truly are. Find power in knowing that the mere caution you always take is exactly the same that allows you to go places and go far. Understand that you are always as prepared as you need to be. You’re always ready to tackle each and every situation that comes your way. Realize that the only fear there is, is the one that you create yourself. It is sometimes there for a reason. So come to terms with it. But know that you can always let it go when you choose to. So take your passport and pack your bags. There is a lot out there for you to see.
Extraverted Intuition (Ne) (ENFP, ENTP, INFP, INTP)—> Find power in your own ground.
Find power in the stability within yourself. Take a moment for yourself and sit still. Stay there for a while. I mean it. Really stay there for a good while. Feel each and every part of your body and thank it. Thank it for everything that it allows you to do. Thank it for the mere fact that it allows you to be and keep being. Realize that it is always there with you and that it always will be. You already know that you are a bit of a genius. But has anyone told you how much of an unshakeable rock you are? Take trust in that your roots will always be there and see your branches sky-rocket in a way you’ve never seen them do.
Introverted Intuition (Ni) (INFJ, INTJ, ENFJ, ENTJ) —> Find power in your own power.
Find power in what you’ve found, in the gems inside your mind, in all of that you’ve come to realize. Understand that sometimes you get ahead of all of us because you’re one with a rare ability to travel far. Understand that if you ever share an insight with us that we seem to not really get is because we’re not yet already there. Take pride in that you’re the only one capable of taking us to that place. I bet you’ve been told many times that you are wise. But I’m here to let you know about your impact. So take all of what you’ve got and turn the world upside down. You may come to realize your willpower has got no bounds.
stop asking questions to find excuses and start asking questions to learn
i find it so funny when people bring up facts for arguments or ask for sources cuz like.. you realize there’s always going to be facts supporting both sides of an argument. the problem isn’t the justification, it’s the ideology and the principles it stems from but go off ig
intp issues with #23:
for someone who’s so straightforward my words do get misinterpreted quite a lot...
also looking for more blogs to follow cuz my tl is ugly asf so if you’re an NT or cognitive functions guide page and you’d like a follow (tbh idc if you follow back) just reblog !! thanks 💌
my communication skills come across as poor because, though i know what i‘d like to say, i don’t know how to phrase it in a societally acceptable manner. my straightforwardness looks brash and angry, people i’m comfortable around often think i’m just rude, and so i find myself rephrasing one-line thoughts to paragraphs to “cushion the blow”
