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Could it possibly be that we aren't capable of fully appreciating each others intelligence because of the different ways we use it?
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[INTP] The Official INTP Haters' Thread
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Could it possibly be that we aren't capable of fully appreciating each others intelligence because of the different ways we use it?
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INTP's are sooooo creepy when they try to flirt, which seems to be with, ahem, everybody. The image of an excited puppy attempting to hump my leg comes to mind. 
groovejet02
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INTP's are sooooo creepy when they try to flirt, which seems to be with, ahem, everybody. The image of an excited puppy attempting to hump my leg comes to mind.
INTPs ... flirt .. with everybody?
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INTPs ... flirt .. with everybody?
Are you trying to flirt with her?
Grungemouse
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INTP's are sooooo creepy when they try to flirt, which seems to be with, ahem, everybody. The image of an excited puppy attempting to hump my leg comes to mind.
Animated wooden mannequin comes to mind, personally.
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Are you sure he isn't/wasn't INFP? The thought of a whiney INTP is impossible for me to digest.
They can't spell "whiny."
For that matter, you can't spell "whine" without IN.
ajblaise
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do you guys appreciate hate as much as the entp's?
if so...here ya go...hate...hate...hate
but it's all bs cuz you guys are adorable.
We appreciate the effort I guess.
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do you guys appreciate hate as much as the entp's?
if so...here ya go...hate...hate...hate
but it's all bs cuz you guys are adorable.
We appreciate it in theory. Like everything else.
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For that matter, you can't spell "whine" without IN.
Or Ne.....
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They can't spell "whiny."
For that matter, you can't spell "whine" without IN.
Quite. Just like you can't spell "pretentious" without EN.
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Before I say more- I don't hate INTPs at all. They are one of my most favorite types, and I have many INTP friends.
One thing that stands between myself and INTPs that I tend not to appreciate is that I am a doer. When something needs to be done, I do it. When someone is acting up, I take care of business. I will stand up and fight. I will take risks, go and do stuff, experience things. I'm not saying INTPs don't, but a lot of INTPs seem to have a more logical standpoint, obviously, and they tend not to get up and do things. They don't necessarily need experience to think about things, and to me, this kind of gives me the idea than some INTPs can be unexperienced in life situations, and can be sometimes a little naive. This is only with a few I know, and I don't know any INTPs here well enough to say it about them.
One thing that stands between myself and INTPs that I tend not to appreciate is that I am a doer. When something needs to be done, I do it. When someone is acting up, I take care of business. I will stand up and fight. I will take risks, go and do stuff, experience things. I'm not saying INTPs don't, but a lot of INTPs seem to have a more logical standpoint, obviously, and they tend not to get up and do things. They don't necessarily need experience to think about things, and to me, this kind of gives me the idea than some INTPs can be unexperienced in life situations, and can be sometimes a little naive. This is only with a few I know, and I don't know any INTPs here well enough to say it about them.
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I've just noticed that INTPs tend to value their intelligence more. Or maybe the INTPs I know are just overconfident turds.
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Are you sure he isn't/wasn't INFP? The thought of a whiney INTP is impossible for me to digest.
You guys are terrible when you get whiney. You just get stuck in this whine loop and nothing distracts you. Like a little kid sulking.
It's kinda cute in a "I want to kill you, you are so depressing" way.
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