Top Three Reasons For Why INTs Suck - Page 51

MacGuffin · 12-26-2008, 03:14 AM

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Originally Posted by kendoiwan

^^^

Need I say more

Use the quote button! I have no idea what you're responding to cause it's on another page.

kendoiwan · 12-26-2008, 03:18 AM

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Originally Posted by MacGuffin

Use the quote button! I have no idea what you're responding to cause it's on another page.

LOL... You're a madmin, use your powers...

MacGuffin · 12-26-2008, 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by kendoiwan

LOL... You're a madmin, use your powers...

I am lazy!

kendoiwan · 12-26-2008, 03:30 AM

HA!!!

Willfrey · 12-27-2008, 02:11 AM

1. Complete ineptitude dealing with relationships
2. Very pessimistic tendencies
3. Lack of drive
4. Trouble following rules

(last line is a joke, laughing optional)

EcK · 01-02-2009, 12:55 AM

this topic totally sucks, it should be a 'sticky' thing. but rather lie dead in the graveyard or something.

Eirhead · 01-15-2009, 05:20 AM

Obsessive (but only about things I like

)

I(80%)N(77%)T(77%)-(0%)

Jwill · 01-15-2009, 09:25 AM

Personally, I think INTs are great. Maybe that's my self-loving coming out.

I used to hate the fact that people always seemed to misunderstand me or think I was prideful and aloof. Since then, I've tried to get over myself a little and realize that it was my own damned fault. I try harder to see the emotional side of things. I try to be at least somewhat sociable at parties. I try to rein in the sarcasm when I'm around strangers or new friends. etc, etc, etc.

Anyway, I guess we have the fault of sometimes blaming others for what's wrong with the world/our lives. As a child, I felt lonely and misunderstood. Unlike most kids, I didn't wish to be like everyone else. Rather, I wished everyone else could be like me. Why should I change when my way is best? That was my extreme confidence talking... Since then, I've learned that changing a little to suit other people isn't such a bad thing.

In Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth chastises Mr. Darcy (INTJ) for being unsociable, saying that she always presumed shyness to be the individual's fault for not trying to change. When I was younger, that part of the book annoyed me. I thought she was being so rigid and was unwilling to understand Mr. Darcy. Nowadays, I think she has a great point. The world's not going to change to suit us, so we should adapt to suit the world (at least a little bit, anyway). I love who I am, and I won't change the important things. That's stupid. But, I will tone down the things that make it difficult for me to get along in society. It's only logical...

Rainman · 01-15-2009, 04:19 PM

There are no reasons because I'm pretty much spot on all of the time.

But I'll humour the thread

1. Lazy (But I'm only lazy about things that don't matter, only matter to foolish people)

2. Lack emotion (emotions only lead to conflict so I'm right to limit them)

3. Not very social (Because people in todays society have nothing interesting to say, therefore it is difficult to participate in crap conversations about nothing).

Done!

Uytuun · 01-21-2009, 03:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Jwill

It's only logical...

It's not absolutely logical, really. It may seem straightforward to us, but ask an INTP.

12-26-2008, 03:30 AM	#504 (permalink)
kendoiwan I am Sofa King!!! Join Date: Dec 2008 Type: IsTP Posts: 1,017	HA!!! __________________ Man is a rational animal who always loses his temper when called upon to act in accordance with the dictates of reason. - Orson Welles "If the milk turns out to be sour, I ain't the kinda pussy to drink it"

12-27-2008, 02:11 AM	#505 (permalink)
Willfrey Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Type: IsTP Location: Boise, ID Posts: 522	1. Complete ineptitude dealing with relationships 2. Very pessimistic tendencies 3. Lack of drive 4. Trouble following rules (last line is a joke, laughing optional) __________________ ...Then I ducked my head and the lights went out, and two guns blazed in the dark; And a woman screamed, and the lights went up, and two men lay stiff and stark...

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Jwill Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Type: INTJ Location: America Posts: 62	Personally, I think INTs are great. Maybe that's my self-loving coming out. I used to hate the fact that people always seemed to misunderstand me or think I was prideful and aloof. Since then, I've tried to get over myself a little and realize that it was my own damned fault. I try harder to see the emotional side of things. I try to be at least somewhat sociable at parties. I try to rein in the sarcasm when I'm around strangers or new friends. etc, etc, etc. Anyway, I guess we have the fault of sometimes blaming others for what's wrong with the world/our lives. As a child, I felt lonely and misunderstood. Unlike most kids, I didn't wish to be like everyone else. Rather, I wished everyone else could be like me. Why should I change when my way is best? That was my extreme confidence talking... Since then, I've learned that changing a little to suit other people isn't such a bad thing. In Pride and Prejudice, Elizabeth chastises Mr. Darcy (INTJ) for being unsociable, saying that she always presumed shyness to be the individual's fault for not trying to change. When I was younger, that part of the book annoyed me. I thought she was being so rigid and was unwilling to understand Mr. Darcy. Nowadays, I think she has a great point. The world's not going to change to suit us, so we should adapt to suit the world (at least a little bit, anyway). I love who I am, and I won't change the important things. That's stupid. But, I will tone down the things that make it difficult for me to get along in society. It's only logical...

01-15-2009, 04:19 PM	#509 (permalink)
Rainman Banned Join Date: Nov 2008 Type: INTP Location: Nowhere and everywhere! Posts: 197	There are no reasons because I'm pretty much spot on all of the time. But I'll humour the thread 1. Lazy (But I'm only lazy about things that don't matter, only matter to foolish people) 2. Lack emotion (emotions only lead to conflict so I'm right to limit them) 3. Not very social (Because people in todays society have nothing interesting to say, therefore it is difficult to participate in crap conversations about nothing). Done!