How do people (mis)type you?

[Wyote]

Nothing can possibly go wrong in this scenario

 

[Ren]

Now this coyote looks wiley af.

 

[Ginny]

Am I seeing this right? Is that a portal gun? uzzled:

 

[Ren]

Am I seeing this right? Is that a portal gun? uzzled:

Wow, you've got a good eye. You sure you got inferior Se? Oh but your Se is kind of strong I think. Actually I've no idea if this suggests Se.

Portal, what a game.

 

[Ren]

After 30h of practicing driving I was asked by a friend what car I was driving at the school, and I realised then that I didn't have a clue. /intuitionist

 

[Wyote]

Am I seeing this right? Is that a portal gun? uzzled:

Yep. Better watch yourself.

 

[Wyote]

I was asked by a friend what car I was driving at the school, and I realised then that I didn't have a clue. /intuitionist

"one that worked"

 

[Ginny]

After 30h of practicing driving I was asked by a friend what car I was driving at the school, and I realised then that I didn't have a clue. /intuitionist

I asked, since I had to know when I referred to it to other people. It was a VW Golf 5.
Damn big, but despite my angsting around I felt almost safe in it.

 

[jkxx]

@Ren, Oh yes that would be me, unless the car happens to be a McLaren F1 which I do care about - otherwise as long as it has 4 wheels and runs, I'm ok {I hate driving though}

 

[Ren]

I asked, since I had to know when I referred to it to other people. It was a VW Golf 5.
Damn big, but despite my angsting around I felt almost safe in it.

Wow, driving a Golf sounds kinda cool. I dunno if it was. Did you succeed the first time?

Ok now I really remember what happened when my friend asked me about the car. I said "Hmmmm I think it's a.... Citroen?" but it turned out to be a Toyota Yaris.

 

[Ren]

@Ren, Oh yes that would be me, unless the car happens to be a McLaren F1 which I do care about - otherwise as long as it has 4 wheels and runs, I'm ok {I hate driving though}

If I were driving a McLaren F1 I wouldn't remember its name either, because I would be dead.

 

[jkxx]

For my driving test (I was given 1 hour of training and had to do all the learning on my own) I made 19 out of 20 operational errors and the instructor told me I don't deserve to have a license but he has to legally give me one so he did. What kind of car was it... a dodge neon I think that was thankfully rear-ended by someone (and insurance paid for it/I got rid of it) right when I was watching Die hard with a vengeance and the scene with the big explosion. It was glorious.

 

[jkxx]

Nah, you would be just fine.

 

[Ren]

Nah, you would be just fine.

With you as a co-pilot, please?

I gotta be reassured.

 

[jkxx]

Sure, keep in mind some days I tell people I can'd drive since there is not enough Se so I don't see oncoming cars until they get VERY close... reassuring?

 

[Reason]

People don't mistype me, by the way.

 

[Ren]

People don't mistype me, by the way.

I initially thought you were ISFP. You seemed so sensitive...

 

[Ginny]

Wow, driving a Golf sounds kinda cool. I dunno if it was. Did you succeed the first time?

Ok now I really remember what happened when my friend asked me about the car. I said "Hmmmm I think it's a.... Citroen?" but it turned out to be a Toyota Yaris.

If I were driving a McLaren F1 I wouldn't remember its name either, because I would be dead.

What a fail. (sorry ) I hope you know at least what you drive habitually, if or when you do or did. Otherwise it's going to be hard to reattain it should your car ever be stolen.

I don't like McLaren. I think it's overrated. Probs because of F1. However, the La Ferrari is kinda stupid as well, given that it isn't road legal :lmao:.

 

[Reason]

People don't mistype me, by the way.

I initially thought you were ISFP. You seemed so sensitive...

Well I stand corrected

 

[jkxx]

so an INFJ who is well developed in both their Ni and their Fe may look very different to one who struggles with Fe even though it is their "natural" extraverting function.

@John K - astrologically this is possible with two incompatible combinations of traits - the person is an intuitive but internally they are "wired" to feel awkward about being an N (or some other such combination.)

...INFJs who tend to be so intuitive and sensitive by nature (NiFe): in a sense they are built to be easily ‘exposed’ to the world and defensively they might not display those functions as such with everyone. I think this explains a lot of the INFJ mistypes.

Yep.

For sure! You're 100% on target there John. Life circumstances can call upon us to develop strengths in areas that aren't our natural tendencies. We then become proficient at a function due to necessity, rather than preference. At the same time, due to life circumstances being what they are, you don't get to develop the function that you would prefer as much.

Yep.

@Lady Jolanda, but it would be very interesting to hear your side even if you disagree and especially then. Besides I've been there too with #2 so nothing wrong with having that attitude at the start, really.

Yes, that's great! The idea of "Ti peacocking" hits the mark for me too! When I was young, I didn't get affirmation from people my own age, but I was clever and found I could get lots of lovely affirmation from adults by being clever

Interesting, me too.

@jkxx ... isn't this similar to Sun sign in astrology being our True Self, where as the Ascendant or Rising sign is how others view us, even if we don't notice the characteristics ourselves?

@Sandie33, yes, it is, you have it. Asc vs Sun+Moon[Venus-Mars] which wouldn't be as apparently unless aspecting Asc also or placed in 1st/7th.

Ugh did that 2 hour meeting distract me, oh well.