Yeah, see. We're normally so good at repressing those emotions that we don't have a clue what we're feeling, when. When the emotions hit strongly enough to overflow into consciousness, it short circuits the system. First impulse is to back way off, until the geyser goes down and it's safe to creep back and pick over the damage.
I like them because they are even more awkward than I am... cute little bundles of rocks. The whole lot of them.
Sounds like you've been burned by one too many of the traditional INTP blundering excuses.
No matter - more for me.
A change in perspective? Hmpf, INTJ's and their outer wordly understanding of subjectivity.
You're not here to change perspective, you're here to add a perspective.
What I meant ofcourse is that you seemed to storm in here, and say that it's a good thing you came here and said what you said, but what everyone else had been saying was ridiculous! (In need of a radical change of perspective). To which I responded mildly sarcastic and humorous. Which you then took as a serious attempt to take a slander at you and go defensive by assuming I am insisting on semantics which I wasn't as the only point I was trying to make is that people have different opinions, and it may be better if you give yours as it if is your"subjective opinion and not as if it is the only right one.
No offense was meant.
