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Originally Posted by Afkan
 I have been reading posts on the forum for a couple of weeks now, and I have to say, reading this forum is like being on cloud nine. I reference personality theory or want to several times a day and I know people want to hurt me at times  . I am really, really happy to be here. I have been obsessed with personality theory since...middle school (embarrassed to say). My current obsession is Keirsey's but I am moving back to Myers-Briggs- have lots of q's, which I will post. Not long ago I had no idea that a forum like this existed, nor that so many extremely intelligent people (I've read many threads) enjoyed discussing personalities as much as I.
I am in the middle of a career transition and feeling a little off my game lately- trouble throwing myself full force into the job search bc of close relationships and plenty of drama and fun at my current job.  This has lead me to soul searching and I am evaluating my strengths and weaknesses, but most importantly weaknesses bc I want to grow personally as much as possible during this important transition. This personal search is what I fall back on for comfort during times I feel unstable.  Crazy, I know, but I'm sure some NFs can relate. 
This may be too long for an introduction...I am trying to share more about myself, after reading threads about ENFJs and the tendency for others to feel like we don't share a lot. I also want to return the favor for the fascinating threads I have read. Overall I have enjoyed the most reading about how ENFJs are perceived by other people in general, but especially by specific types. |
Growth sugestion: stop saying sorry. You are who you are, which is something special and unique considering no one else is you [though, roughly 5% of the population give or take a percent have your personality TYPE {key word is type}]
There's no reason to be embarassed that you're into MBTI nor that you've been into for a while. If you like something and go for it, you're going after what you want and what makes you happy [nothing to be ashamed of really].
I can relation to the personal search thing....maybe it's a little different. I guess I look at me and what I am and try to improve it. It's still a personal search, but with a different aim, thus I can relate.
Welcome.