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Originally Posted by Dom
How do you figure that?
just curious...
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What that extroverts talk and introverts listen or America is more extroverted than England?
The latter I consider obvious, the former is more looking at things like INFP versus ENFP or ENTP versus INTP or ENFJ versus INFJ. Sure extroverts listen and do pay attention but there's something about an introvert listening which can make you feel like you're the only person in existance besides them.
To re-analogy, introverts drink deep.. extroverts sample and share.
(Note I am an introvert yes but look at whom I chose as friends.. I find both equal in terms of advice... I just find introverts listen a little harder and consider a little longer.)
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Originally Posted by Dom
Why do you link MBTI and therapy?
And why are both to be considered narcissistic?
I've never considered that striving for self-actualistion may be considered narcissistic...
Mind you if it is, then there is very little that isn't narcissistic...
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Everything is about you isn't it Dom?
All of life is self referential. That makes Victor's statement both true and redundant. A murky but beautiful symmetry.
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Originally Posted by Jennifer
Want a Tic-Tac?
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If I gave you edam you'd turn it into emmental wouldn't you.
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Originally Posted by Jennifer
Yes. Explain.
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I have.
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Originally Posted by Jennifer
(Although I'm guessing you're saying it is "E" for the speaker to tailor things to fit a bulk crowd, and "I" for the solitary listener to subjectively pull info inside and evaluate it there, in relation to themselves. E's might try to take more responsibility for the listeners' reactions, I's are less inclined. I think that's quite a bit simplistic, although interesting.)
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Odd how you go straight for the responsibilities of when speaking...
Closet extrovert
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Originally Posted by Geoff
It's a big step from there to "things about which people write books" being evidence for the invalidity of the subject matter.
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Ah this reminds me of a phrase relayed to me "the rest is intuitively obvious". It's a false statement as nothing intuitive is truly obvious (depending on how you define obvious).