[INFJ] You know you're an INFJ when...

[Thursday]

mine are "allegedly" and "REEEALly?"

 

[Kyrielle]

One of mine is "yessum".

 

[jaku]

sometimes for me it's other noises that are the perfect thing to... make. i don't know how to explain it other than beatboxing like mouth-sounds...
and i don't always know if other people understand or just accept what i say.

 

[entropie]

You write your entp boyfriend a sms that you need to get along with your life and he can fuck off

 

[Thursday]

You write your eStp boyfriend a sms that you need to get along with your life and he can fuck off......while the ENTP is taking apart your 3rd DVD player this week, and you open a portal into another dimension because of the "cool breeze"

 

[Skyward]

sometimes for me it's other noises that are the perfect thing to... make. i don't know how to explain it other than beatboxing like mouth-sounds...
and i don't always know if other people understand or just accept what i say.

I know where this is from, its been said in this thread too, I think. ITs where no word you know can fit what you're trying to express so you make one up without language restrictions. AKA its gibberish but people seem to get it anyway. Maybe we tap into the 'universal language'

Oh and I'm good at beatboxing, prolly better than most people I know

( Matisyahu is a cool musician, too. Who says Jews cant rap? )

 

[Dwigie]

You sit in a subway car and notice that the guy on the left is incredibly nervous. You wonder why in your head and draw random hypothesis...by the time you're done with that, you've missed your stop.

 

[Kyrielle]

You sit in a subway car and notice that the guy on the left is incredibly nervous. You wonder why in your head and draw random hypothesis...by the time you're done with that, you've missed your stop.

Hehe, yeah, that's happened before. Though I've never missed my stop, but I have been thoroughly distracted with making up things about other people.

 

[jackandthebeast]

You have an issue with someone but you're afraid to confront them because you keep undermining your own arguments and you don't trust your own memories as adequate support.

 

[eclare]

You have an issue with someone but you're afraid to confront them because you keep undermining your own arguments and you don't trust your own memories as adequate support.

 

[Dwigie]

You have an issue with someone but you're afraid to confront them because you keep undermining your own arguments and you don't trust your own memories as adequate support.

True...

 

[Lotr246]

You have an issue with someone but you're afraid to confront them because you keep undermining your own arguments and you don't trust your own memories as adequate support.

Haha, yes, very true. And then you're usually like, "I never said that," when someone accuses you of saying one thing. It's said not as a defense mechanism, but just from an inadequacy of memory: You really believe you never said that.

 

[Dwigie]

Haha, yes, very true. And then you're usually like, "I never said that," when someone accuses you of saying one thing. It's said not as a defense mechanism, but just from an inadequacy of memory: You really believe you never said that.

You...you live in my head

 

[Lotr246]

You...you live in my head

Or I am your head.

 

[MrME]

Or I am your head.

Tyler?

</probably too vague a reference>

 

[Glycerine]

Tyler?

</probably too vague a reference>

From Fight Club?

 

[eclare]

Haha, yes, very true. And then you're usually like, "I never said that," when someone accuses you of saying one thing. It's said not as a defense mechanism, but just from an inadequacy of memory: You really believe you never said that.

Hee...I have even greater trouble with the exact opposite. Someone says to me "You've never told me that," and I'm like "Yes I have. I tell you that all the time." And the later I realize that I've only told them that in my head and never to their face.

 

[Kyrielle]

Haha, yes, very true. And then you're usually like, "I never said that," when someone accuses you of saying one thing. It's said not as a defense mechanism, but just from an inadequacy of memory: You really believe you never said that.

Hee...I have even greater trouble with the exact opposite. Someone says to me "You've never told me that," and I'm like "Yes I have. I tell you that all the time." And the later I realize that I've only told them that in my head and never to their face.

Both of these. I either can't remember telling someone something, or I remember thinking something and confusing my thoughts for me actually speaking. My memory is shot and I don't even do anything to myself to cause it to be that way.

 

[alexx]

WHEN YOU ARE JUST TOO AWESOME!!!

That's when.

 

[ByMySword]

WHEN YOU ARE JUST TOO AWESOME!!!

That's when.

WHEN YOU ARE MENTALLY FUCKED UP..........AND ALSO JUST TOO AWESOME!!! lol