StephMC
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm beginning to believe all of us ISTP gals live in a morally grey area.
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[ISTP] ISTPs maintaining relationships
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm beginning to believe all of us ISTP gals live in a morally grey area.
ChocolateMoose123
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I think we just live up to our *own* moral codes. 
It looks gray to everyone looking on from the outside.
It looks gray to everyone looking on from the outside.
energystar
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I have always been a huge commitment phobic. In my younger years I had a series of relationships, some lasted several year but I would inform the other part right of the bat that the relationship was NOT destined to last.
I just knew they were not right for me - as lifepartners - and I (naively) believed that me saying so would make the other person okay with it.
I eventually met an ISFP, who I ended up marrying after 12 years, I actually took me that long to truly commit.
I was unfaithfull in all my previous relationships, but never to this guy so I guess that was a huge tip off that this was "the one".
I just knew they were not right for me - as lifepartners - and I (naively) believed that me saying so would make the other person okay with it.
I eventually met an ISFP, who I ended up marrying after 12 years, I actually took me that long to truly commit.
I was unfaithfull in all my previous relationships, but never to this guy so I guess that was a huge tip off that this was "the one".
LEGERdeMAIN
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I have a thing for women who are unfaithful and honest. It makes ending things much easier.
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