#intj interactions

[generalblizzarddreamer]

Do any other INTJs have this problem where they fall in love with other INTJs? Is that just part of our arrogance?

[stemfandomtrash]

MBTI Conversation: INTJ v INFJ (Again)

INTJ: *Shows INFJ list of miscellaneous thoughts*

INFJ: *squints* ...why is there a dream about me being sedated with you so we can be drawn?

INTJ: ...okay, so I woke up and was like ‘that’s a wild dream’ so I had to write it down, and it ended up here.

INFJ: ...I mean I’ve had dreams where I shove my friends in the car to kidnap them, so this isn’t necessarily the weirdest thing I’ve heard...

INTJ: *Extends hand “romantically”* I’d be willing to be kidnapped if it was just you~

INFJ:

INFJ:

INTJ: :)

INFJ: *Slaps hand away* ABSOLUTELY NOT.

[onelettereffect-blog]

spooky INxJs

INTJ 2 is staying at INFJ’s house for a few days. INFJ is coming back home. She expects to be alone since INTJ was supposed to stay elsewhere tonight.  INFJ: *locks the door after going inside*. *Wild figure appears from the dark making weird movements*. INFJ: AAAGHHH!! INFJ: *Aggressively throws the rope that had just bought*

INTJ 2: *Was just trying to say in a very meme way that he is home*. 

[intj-craziness]

Typical ENTP and INTJ interaction

*fENTP is helping fINTJ curl her hair*

INTJ:  *is lost in thought*

ENTP: What are you thinking about now?

INTJ:  ...The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans actually had curling irons.  In Latin, they were called ‘calimistrums’...

ENTP:  ...

ENTP:  I swear your long hair is just an extension of your brain...

[ithappenedtheotherday]

INTJ INTP

I've figured out why INTJs and INTPs never get anything done. INTPs are TiNes, this equates to a spout of information, ideas, possibilities and theories. The INTJ's NiTe struggles to limit down these ideas whilst investigating the remainders extensively. This ends with the INTJ being too slow to filter the stream of content and the INTP not slowing down. This could go on for hours, even days. They won't stop until every idea is explored, and thoroughly. While this is perfect for research it's horrible for deadlines.