#nktaime

[numberoneintjfangirl]

Chris? (Because I know so many Chris's. It's weird). ps. This seems like a horrible game for INTPs, with names and all.

Haha, hey, Taime! (Can I call you by name? Is that weird? haha) Did you see intp-thoughts’ analysis of my chart that I tagged you in? :D

There aren’t any in my life currently, but I knew a couple in school! The one that stands out the most to me in my memories is the super-fun guy who heard me lamenting to one of my friends about not being able to “pick” people, and introduced me to Temperament Theory (y’know: Sanguine, Choleric, Melancholic and Phlegmatic - or maybe people call it “the Four Temperaments”, I don’t know.)

[oiblackestsheep]

nktaime said: Hahaha we do a lot of bets but it’s never for money. And he did invite me to iceskate to show off but I didn’t tell him I did figure skating until we were there. He said it didn’t count because I grew up in Canada so I was good by default.

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Haha, no way, really? That’s awesome. Also, the parallelism between the scenario and your actual date is uncanny!

[rationals-pub]

Ooo Lacrimosa is first now! And, I like your misadventures series. And hi (for formalities, but I suppose I don't even need it in the first place since you guys are NTs).

No, formalities are for the stupid who need them.

Do you have anything at all to say about “Lacrimosa”, the piece you so ardently love?-INTJ

Mournful!

Uh… coherence, please?-INTJ

No.

-INTP

Yes… “Lacrimosa” is first… imagine that…

I’m not a huge fan of Mozart in general, but I do like the Requiem Mass in D minor.  Just not more than the Dvořák Symphony No. 9!  And you know what, The INTP thinks the movement “Fossiles” from Carnaval des Animaux is stupid — that’s my favorite movement!  Well, part of a three-way tie.

I’m glad you like our Misadventures series.  For the record, I’m a fan of your somewhat similar NT Moments series.  I really like the idea behind Misadventures because it’s so candid: for better or for worse, here’s how we play with others.  I think Misadventures has the potential to describe our shortcomings, strengths, and growth in a way no series of “confessions” posts could — and not just of our types, but also those we interact with.

Then again, maybe just blogging the vaguely humorous mishaps and conversations we experience doesn’t warrant such in-depth analysis.  We’ll never know.

-INTJ