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[MBTI General] Introverted Intuitionists' eyes/Tell-tale signs?
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Lalaru
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Oh, I never notice such things, probably because I do not look into the eyes of others very often. When I do make eye contact I am so preoccupied with maintaining it, I do not get readings of people. I just want to them to think I am interested or paying attention...
But I think my eyes are rather dull and lifeless most of the time, unless I am thinking about something interesting. I am always sleepy and uninterested, so you know... I do not think it would be very obvious I was an INFP.
But I think my eyes are rather dull and lifeless most of the time, unless I am thinking about something interesting. I am always sleepy and uninterested, so you know... I do not think it would be very obvious I was an INFP.
niki
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and should you just give them this MBTI test result description to make them understand why they often see us as a "vacant" or probably even misunderstand us as being "idiot or retarded" by NOT able to focus/concentrate with our looks ?
will it be effective to make them understand more about "us" , and the difference with them? or not?
'cuz sometimes, no, often i'm just so frustrated that those people just don't 'get' us!
and i feel like i wanna smack 'em with these MBTI test & description papers.
what do u think about it, guys?
will it be effective to make them understand more about "us" , and the difference with them? or not?
'cuz sometimes, no, often i'm just so frustrated that those people just don't 'get' us!
and i feel like i wanna smack 'em with these MBTI test & description papers.
what do u think about it, guys?
ThePenIsMightier
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It's funny, I don't exactly want to be understood by everyone. Makes the connections with people who "get me" a lot more special.
I don't know about the whole "eyes" thing either. I mean yes, I do have to pay attention when I'm talking to someone to make sure they know I'm engaged in the conversation. I have been known to kind of fade out of conversations though, in my own little world. Then get asked a question and improvise a terrible answer. That and like last night, hanging out with a few friends after a party I ended up zoning out looking at a poster on my friends wall for about 15 minutes. So it's more of a problem of daydreaming I guess, which may explain the eyes thing. Way to go...I start the paragraph in disagreement than end up kind of agreeing at the end. I love it.
I don't know about the whole "eyes" thing either. I mean yes, I do have to pay attention when I'm talking to someone to make sure they know I'm engaged in the conversation. I have been known to kind of fade out of conversations though, in my own little world. Then get asked a question and improvise a terrible answer. That and like last night, hanging out with a few friends after a party I ended up zoning out looking at a poster on my friends wall for about 15 minutes. So it's more of a problem of daydreaming I guess, which may explain the eyes thing. Way to go...I start the paragraph in disagreement than end up kind of agreeing at the end. I love it.
