Ah; yeah, when you put it that way.
dissecting 'niceness' according to each function.... I think I kinda get the grasp of it. Still, I'd be glad if you would explain some more about it XD
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dissecting 'niceness' according to each function.... I think I kinda get the grasp of it. Still, I'd be glad if you would explain some more about it XD
People are saying that Fe adapts and accepts the morals of society. Can it also work the other way and reject them or does Fe always try to find a harmonious equilibrium between people?
Or is the rejection of societies morals a function of the Ti that comes with Fe?
Or is the rejection of societies morals a function of the Ti that comes with Fe?
I would say both ways; they can also change the moral of society for better or worse (but as per which and what kind of value, I would say it depends on the related functions..)
....maybe the keyword was 'advocate' ?
IMO Ti in terms of rejecting morals is kinda like...'criticizing'
You might not like the lack of clarity, but you have to accept
that when you talk to an INFJ you're probably not going to get
things laid out in precise terms for you. That's just not how we
communicate most of the time. We can do it (tertiary Ti, after
all) but since Ni is so hard to put into words directly, we have
to either use vague terms and hope that you get it, express
things poetically rather than directly, or put out a preliminary
statement of what our Ni is saying which is precise, but not all
that accurate, and hence going to be changed later. As a result
of this and other things, it is ridiculous to assume that because
an INFJ said something that they actually believe it, and then
criticise them for contradicting themselves. All this proves is
that you don't understand their thought processes.
If you don't get it, you don't get it.
