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Perhaps. I related to every bit of the ISTP description, and the anecdotes from the INTP one could have been taken directly from my brother's childhood. I'd seriously question my type if I couldn't relate to the description in this book.
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Did you buy the book or is there some way to read the other descriptions that I don't know about?
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Aha! I wasn't logged in before, so Amazon was being a fickle bitch. Thank you.
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...Yeah, this INFP description sounds like not me. I'll have to look at some other types. Something with a T/J, perhaps.
Actually, of all the descriptions, I was most like the ENTJ when I was a baby.
Actually, of all the descriptions, I was most like the ENTJ when I was a baby.
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