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I was wondering recently about INFJ's tertiary function. I have read that Introverted thinking typically will cause a person to analyze situations or frameworks of themselves. Infj.com has this to say about it... "In the INFJ pattern, the tertiary process is for introverted...

If you had asked me months ago I'd have stated that I was an INFJ. Any MBTI test I took would inevitably come out as INFJ, and I always answer the question honestly based on how they apply to my life in the current moment. Strangely though, most recently, I've found that the tests have given me...

I have thought since I was a child that everyone thought the same way, just that they were inclined to certain behaviors I was not because they "chose" to. Like they would do something I considered evil or odd, because they chose to be evil or odd. It was a realization when I started realizing...

Star Wars Galaxies (Pre Combat Upgrade BS) takes the cake.

I had an ESTP friend who drove me into such madness that I threw a guitar through a wall. No joke.

INFJ's usually have trouble typing themselves.. I once thought I was an ENTP, ENFJ, INFP, INTP, and INTJ all in the same week. After carefully reading all the type descriptions and their functions, the one that seemed most like how my mind functioned was closest to an INFJ (perhaps with a bit...

Philosopher

You win.

I think the wrong way to love is rape. In all seriousness, I think the right way to love is if you're true to both yourself and your partner. I personally have never believed in love at first sight (maybe "highly like" at first sight). I think there needs to be some kind of connection that is...

My signature. It's from The Prestige for those that hadn't guessed.

This one never left my head when I first saw it, but I've posted it before in the "INFJ music" thread. lCwY4_0W1YI

I've almost saved enough money to move out! :m177: cannot wait!

I think philosophy is used by both hemispheres. Why? Well, we could say philosophy first off is mostly just a hierarchy of beliefs or values. Believing in something requires an imagination and creativity, both of which involve the right-hemisphere. I think a philosophical idea begins here, and...