Help figuring out your type?

[SolitaryWalker]

Attention seeking does not become of you...

do?

This was exactly my point. Her doing what she is doing does not mean that she is seeking attention... just like me posting so much has nothing to do with attention seeking either..calling her an ESFP is just as ridiculous as calling me an attention seeker

[disregard]

sorry, not stress. anxiety. runs in the family.

[Totenkindly]

This was exactly my point. Her doing what she is doing does not mean that she is seeking attention... just like me posting so much has nothing to do with attention seeking either..calling her an ESFP is just as ridiculous as calling me an attention seeker

Right. You're just a vile post-whore, sleeping with every thread you can get your hands on.

CTG just wants love and attention, like a nice little flower.

INTP's don't stress

meh. depends partly on upbringing / childhood experiences. I'm a go-with-flow person by nature, but I get really upset inside when someone changes plans on me at the last minute -- when I was a kid, nothing was stable [alcoholism in family], and so now I hate being told one thing, planning and committing to it in my head, then suddenly having the rug jerked out from under my feet or feeling at someone else's beck and call. And I certainly undergo LONG-TERM stress from situations that seem bleak or hopeless.

1. not many. i read sporadically. i read magazines (psychology today, scientific american MIND, national geographic, tracks, thrasher, new yorker) i do most of my "reading up" on the internet. but i have dozens of books on my book shelf.
2. no
3. yes. halo 1 (XBOX) , gta3 (PS2) , legend of mystical ninja (SNES), tony hawk pro skater 2 (DREAMCAST), super mario bros (SNES), nothing frustrates me when i play games
4. i don't really get upset.... when i am upset i need to be completely alone listening to choice music and doing something like goign on this forum or going for a walk in the park.

1. When you go on your walks, what is the most enjoyable part about them?
2. What are your favorite three movies and why?
3. Are you artistic or enjoy anything that could be considered artistic (no matter how "small" it seems to you)?
4. If the people who knew you were asked to describe you with three adjectives, what would THEY pick?

[nightning]

This was exactly my point. Her doing what she is doing does not mean that she is seeking attention... just like me posting so much has nothing to do with attention seeking either..calling her an ESFP is just as ridiculous as calling me an attention seeker

*rolls eyes* Don't you just hate it when humor just falls back on to you? It was a joke... one in which you did not get. *shrugs* Your lost, not mine...

[disregard]

like a human

[disregard]

1. When you go on your walks, what is the most enjoyable part about them?
2. What are your favorite three movies and why?
3. Are you artistic or enjoy anything that could be considered artistic (no matter how "small" it seems to you)?
4. If the people who knew you were asked to describe you with three adjectives, what would THEY pick?

1.being alone and enjoying the sensory delights of a huge park in the springtime. i get to clear my mind and relax. be happy and simple.
2. the edukators--german subtitle, incredible story about love and friendship and breaking the rules. if you haven't seen it.... PLEASE RENT IT!
pink floyd: the wall--incredibly deep story (completely devoid of dialogue) with an incredible soundtrack
rocky horror picture show--classic. watch it every halloween.
the shining- read the book, and the movie is. SOOOO good. it... sends chillds up and down my spine
3. i am an artist.
4. real, intelligent, funny, deep, independent, unconventional, does things her own way no matter what the rules are

[ptgatsby]

meh. depends partly on upbringing / childhood experiences. I'm a go-with-flow person by nature, but I get really upset inside when someone changes plans on me at the last minute -- when I was a kid, nothing was stable [alcoholism in family], and so now I hate being told one thing, planning and committing to it in my head, then suddenly having the rug jerked out from under my feet or feeling at someone else's beck and call. And I certainly undergo LONG-TERM stress from situations that seem bleak or hopeless.

Just want to repeat this one. I am very much the same way, and probably for very much the same reasons. As a result, I'm a pathological planner and I really do not react well to having my plans (ie: control) disrupted.

It also depends on your overall emotional stability too. There are lots of people who are very sensitive regardless of MBTI type.

[Jasz]

INTP's always stress me out

[Haight]

Seriously, is it my turn to be typed?

[Totenkindly]

Seriously, is it my turn to be typed?

[finger-pecking]

H - A - I - G - H - T [return]

How was that?

INTP's always stress me out

Jasz, do either CTG or Haight always stress you out?

3. i am an artist.

really? Neat. What sort of art (medium and style) do you do or express yourself in?

4. real, intelligent, funny, deep, independent, unconventional, does things her own way no matter what the rules are

[scribbles down "Can't count to THREE" or "Follow simple instructions!" on the list]