Recent content by jrun83

Crimes against humanity, children, young women, and generally the people I love. I usually don't go out of my way to defend myself. I know who I am and I like who I am. But I'll unleash bullets of psychological destruction and bring down someone who prey on the innocent. And I usually won't...

I'm looking at all these posts and I hope I don't sound repetitive. Scorpio, you're being really hard on yourself. You're 21 and you went to college. That already gives you a leg up and you went as far as to teach yourself some of the skills required for a position. Although you've taught...

I have tried. I have even cut off an entire city. And for some reason they usually come crawling back in just as my life is taking off with a new group of people. And especially as I'm entering into a cherished relationship or something along those lines. They usually stress me out to a point...

Flaxseed is definitely amazing (especially in milk with a little bit of honey). I can understand your point - I'm pretty loyal in that sense too. But I have to tell you, having a male perspective outside of your relationship can be refreshing. Time changes everything ;)

Hmm..how come we couldn't be friends if I was a boy? It's healthy to have friends of the opposite sex.

I agree with so many of these responses. I find that when I finally forgive someone when I come face to face with them, there's no emotion. There's no anger, and sometimes I can barely remember their transgressions. That's how I know I've moved on. It's usually other people around me who...

--I don’t agree…sometimes when you teach, it’s hard to do the same thing for yourself. For example, the doctor who takes care of everyone, but is unable to take care of himself. --agreed. And I have no respect for people who haven’t tried and judge from a distance. You don’t know anything...

This made me lol so hard. A classmate of mine approached me in this manner once not too long ago and that was what ran through my head. All the posts on this thread make so much sense to me. I feel like I used a lot of my F while growing up, but after a lot of hurt/rejection and stuff I...

*Hi fellow INFJs (and other types)* This is my first post here. Hmm, couldn't help but want to respond. I find that I always end up forgiving - usually after spending time alone processing what has happened. I think it just helps me move on in life instead of letting it fester somewhere...