Person: Could you at least try to look happy?
INTJ: What do you mean? This is my happy face.
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Person: Could you at least try to look happy?
INTJ: What do you mean? This is my happy face.
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The INTJ: Sherlock level deducting skills. Knows five of your deepest held secrets within ten minutes of conversation (though most of that information gets deleted unless they find it particularly useful). Has a plan to take over the world, and follow up plans for if that plan doesn't work.
Also the INTJ: Spends thirty minutes looking for phone. The phone that is in their back pocket.
{ #nife } || source: introvertfair
Trick for people who suck at processing emotions
If you have issues identifying, naming and expressing your emotions, write down how you feel.
Why? Because the informations have to be processed by your "thinking" brain area in order to write so you get to kinda process and express it in a safe way AND you can read it in order to have a distanced view of the [probably] very confused emotional mess you just made.
Doing this on a regular basis will actually decrease your bottled up emotions level and give you more tools to address emotional discomfort if you want to.
Enjoy!
I wonder how many of us Rational NT types still don't know who that real First Love was because they never processed the feelings they never wanted to have in the first place?
I took the test about 10 times now. Its official.
I am an INTJ.
INTP???? My life is a LIE!!