#someonesendflores

[intj-irl]

If you didn’t give it a second thought, it probably deserves a second thought.

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[intj-irl]

Murphy’s Law states that whatever can go wrong will go wrong. I take this to heart. I am always so prepared for all the worst possible outcomes I often forget there are best possible outcomes as well. Oh well, the way I see it, if things end up bad, I will always be ready for it, but if things end up good, it’ll end up surprising me and it’d make it a lot more special.

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[intj-irl]

I’ve always had the contradicting problem of being a hopeful cynic. The distrust in people and the motives behind their actions... I can plan out every possible outcome through one minute of conversation with someone and can tell whether or not their existence in my life will matter in the future. And to be honest, 9 times out of 10, I’m greeted with my predictions being correct. But what about that other 1? Well that’s the hopeful part. In the end, although I’m usually right about most people not mattering in my life, I always want to surprise myself, to have the less favourable outcome come true for once. To actually find someone who will matter. It keeps my boring, systematic life a little bit more interesting.

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