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Are you really INFJ? ;-) this deeper text by Lenore Thomson will tell you

Well, this explains why I have such difficulty verbally telling stories... So many indescribable thoughts, sensations, intuitions to sort through that really make a story for me... So that the actual verbal story I tell is staggered and indescriptive though I possess a deep understanding of what occurred....
 
Yup, I'm totally an INFJ... :p
 
LadySerenity said:
Well, this explains why I have such difficulty verbally telling stories... So many indescribable thoughts, sensations, intuitions to sort through that really make a story for me... So that the actual verbal story I tell is staggered and indescriptive though I possess a deep understanding of what occurred....
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What explains this?
 
Andy Quellenlicht said:
sebastian, do you see yourself as INFJ or INTJ? in your post, you're talking about yourself as INTJ, in your portrait, INFJ is mentionned...til now, i haven't met an enneagram-5 that would be INFJ...
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i am both those things
 
I've read from 17-58 and I've found it quite awesome to read! I was sure I was an INFJ before I read it and now I'm completely sure that I'm an INFJ after I've read it.
The only issue I have is with the right and left brain and relation to type. Well I always have problems with language....I think in pictures not words....the issue is that everything I've read that said I was completely an INFJ was just blown out of the water....
so now I'm an INFP JUST because I use my right brain? sheesh...I don't think that's very accurate.
I don't have an issue changing type....it's just that everything they said is now contradicted because of the brain thing. o_O
I still believe I'm an INFJ :)
 
I think it is readily apparent that I exhibit both FP-ness and FJ-ness but I'm certain that I'm J before I'm P - my perceiving function is partly learned and partly a byproduct of idiosyncratic behaviors. I want things to be ordered for example, but my attention span is often too short or my memory of what I wanted to do is lacking.

So I may appear more spontaneous and casual but that partly comes from intentional practice of being less rigid, and partly comes from being a ditzy cuckoolander whether I like it or not.

I'm the absent minded professor.
 
Excellent descriptions. If I needed any more proof that I'm an INTJ, I've certainly found it.
 
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