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INTJ Skill set: the glare

known by many names- the glare, the death stare, resting bitch face, etc- the INTJ glare is often the first line off defense against the world. warding off enemies (small minded persons, overly bubbly coworkers, small children, shop workers, chatty strangers on transit, the list goes on and on.) 

The glare must be kept in check and can often have unintended side effects. People, once accepted by the INTJ, may admit that they were once scared of the INTJ (and maybe still are just a little)

All the same, if your INTJ is displaying this glare, just remember that they are just being cautious and defending themselves from the outside world. Its probably nothing personal.

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INTJ story time!

once upon a time, a friend told me they KNEW global warming was a myth, set up to impede and destroy growth in the free market. i stated my disagreement.

 one week later i hand delivered to him a 25 page paper full of recent research, charts, demonstrated experiments, data that had been collected over a 40 year period, completed with an easy to read abstract and conclusion.

He told me a few class periods later that it was too long and he wouldn’t read it. Never spoke to him again.

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INTJ- High School

This INTJ did not enjoy high school. In an effort to get out ASAP, i got accepted into an early college program. During my senior year of high school i spent the year commuting to the local university and earning an associates degree. 

there are 3 reasons why i did not enjoy high school. 

1. teachers, who are wonderful people, are there to teach but sadly also there to babysit. i found very few teachers that were willing to let me go out on a limb and really do things my own way. i understand why though. many teens needed the structure so teachers have to do everything by the book. 

2. i went to a fairly small high school that did not have the resources to fully help me grow. We did not have a marching band (i play trumpet like a bad-ass), we had all of about 8 AP classes offered ( i took more than half of them during my sophomore and junior years). and the Student clubs and organizations were mediocre at best.

3. i had a hard time finding other students in the school who were just as ambitious as i was. Like they say, if you are the smartest (read most hard working) in the room, then its time to find a new room.