I've noticed that people tend to like me more the older they get and the more I smile. I wouldn't say I'm loved, but I'm not hated either.
Actually in highschool there was a strange but somewhat large demographic of people (all in the nonadvanced/"college bound" classes) who would be friendly to me and talk to me, and make good natured jokes towards me... and I had enough experience with the bad natured ones to recognize them. My friend told me that she was talking to someone from my Latin class abouy "guy friends," and she mentioned me to someone who responded that I was sweet but that I was very odd. Heh.
I agree that the people on MBTI forums probably mostly like the idea of INFJ. I mean, what's not to like? Someone who will be considerate of your needs, even if it's different than theirs, someone who can't talk about abstract things (hmmm like MBTI), someone who has enough self control to keep their feelings in check and not be totally needy and batshit... But it's all a simplification. People who score INFJ aren't one dimensional like that, just like everyone else of course. And most people aren't the type of person who would post on a MBTI forum anyway.
Actually in highschool there was a strange but somewhat large demographic of people (all in the nonadvanced/"college bound" classes) who would be friendly to me and talk to me, and make good natured jokes towards me... and I had enough experience with the bad natured ones to recognize them. My friend told me that she was talking to someone from my Latin class abouy "guy friends," and she mentioned me to someone who responded that I was sweet but that I was very odd. Heh.
I agree that the people on MBTI forums probably mostly like the idea of INFJ. I mean, what's not to like? Someone who will be considerate of your needs, even if it's different than theirs, someone who can't talk about abstract things (hmmm like MBTI), someone who has enough self control to keep their feelings in check and not be totally needy and batshit... But it's all a simplification. People who score INFJ aren't one dimensional like that, just like everyone else of course. And most people aren't the type of person who would post on a MBTI forum anyway.
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