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[INFJ] INFJs, a question about your minds

Koocoomoo

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Do you guys ever have creepy, out of the ordinary, thoughts that would terrify people if they ever found out what thoughts would wander into your brain?

:horor:

Hmm?
 

Vasilisa

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intrusive thoughts

Of course. I think the term for it is intrusive thoughts. But I don't know that this has to do with type. A friend who isn't the same type as me who admitted having violent intrusive thoughts when she visited a psychic, she wondered if the psychic would know. I think its normal, as long as isn't affecting life or behavior or your conscious thoughts. There was a tv program about a girl who was so obsessed with worry that she would act out on her intrusive thoughts that her life became unmanageable. (link to that program info (choose the Trina Tab))
 
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Tycho

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Of course I have fantasies that better stay fantasies.

I sometimes wonder: if all people could read everyone's mind, would we still be embarassed of such thoughts?

My guess is that we would consider them much like farts.
Annoying under most circumstances, funny under some; but terrifying? Usually not.
 

tenINsFJ

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HAHAHAHHAHA on a daily basis. My biggest fear is someone tapping into my mind. Sometimes I stop and wonder why I am thinking what I am at the time. It's bizzare.
 

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I sometimes wonder: if all people could read everyone's mind, would we still be embarassed of such thoughts?

My guess is that we would consider them much like farts.
Annoying under most circumstances, funny under some; but terrifying? Usually not.

That is interesting. Or what if, as I read once, the content of our dreams was broadcast somehow. That we have even less control over.
 

nanook

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wtf, people are terrified by all sorts of shit, that doesn't say squat about my mind. (see, i have learned english from hollywood)
says a lot about theirs.

seriously, i am inclined to reply NO to this question. because i do not have thoughts that terrify myself, at least not with a frequency that makes them memorable. and if anyones sense of terror should be applied as measurement to my thoughts, then it should be the sense of people who are somewhat like me.
 
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seriously, i am inclined to reply NO to this question. because i do not have thoughts that terrify myself, at least not with a frequency that makes them memorable.

Yes, I agree with this. I don't have thoughts that scare me either.

I think about things that fascinate me and I entertain possibilities that amuse me immensely. They're not creepy to me and I don't see any reason why they would be terrifying to other people as well. Quite the contrary, most of the time I feel saddened that other people don't seem to have the same kind of thoughts because to me they're something positive and lead towards a positive progress. I don't think of my thoughts as something out of the ordinary special, "pearls to the swine" either.

I feel equally as saddened when, once in a blue moon, I manage to put my thoughts that matter to me into words in such an adequate way that it seems to me that they might get through to others as well. I decide to share them with the best intentions in mind. Instead, what I get in return are empty words full of misunderstanding and blank stares.
 
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