Thanks TDMmyriad and Kgal for that link. That really is the best site I've seen so far and the descriptions just gave me that "aha" moment.
I haven't really talked to anyone else about MBTI, but my wife is a bit into it like me. She is also an introvert.
This is great.
I've done something similar to this quite a few times throughout my life. Although you're right about it being somewhat limiting, it's still a useful tool. Every once in a while, I like to "analyze" my life... And in some kind of concrete fashion.
I've also put priorities in...
I still get carded on occasion, though not often now.
I've been told by strangers that I look like I'm around 30.
When I was in my 20s people would sometimes mistake me for being a teenager ( I feel your pain Endersgone )
I'm pretty short too, so that kind of adds to my youthful appearance, I...
Yes, well... There are times when I can do this. But it is obviously not the norm. And why should it be? We only reach out that far beyond our boundary every once in a while... If it becomes habit, then the boredom will outweigh the benefit.
I cannot force extroversion when it becomes draining... I'm apt to split the scene in situations where I'm forced to do it. When I do get into the moods (not very frequently) when I feel comfortable being extroverted then it isn't draining at all. The thing is it just doesn't happen frequently...
Not so faking or acting, but I have gotten into moods every once in a while where I would become very extroverted. For some reason I was able to lose myself in whatever was going on and instead of forcing extroversion, it was more like I had become a parallel personality - still similar in most...