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Oh, wow, I really identified with much of what she said.
I suppose it could be attributed to the dominant Ni and inferior Se, but so much of what she talked about was enough like me that it appears as if she spied on me.
Still, there were a couple of points that made me laugh, that were completely my INTJ friend, the part about forgetting names and birthdays. That is accurate, and funny.
Certainly, online, my best connections have been with INTJs and in real life, my dearest friend is INTJ. So, I conclude that I am most comfortable in the company of INTJs. I can see how an INTJ/INFJ team could really work well in a variety of settings.
I suppose it could be attributed to the dominant Ni and inferior Se, but so much of what she talked about was enough like me that it appears as if she spied on me.
Still, there were a couple of points that made me laugh, that were completely my INTJ friend, the part about forgetting names and birthdays. That is accurate, and funny.
Certainly, online, my best connections have been with INTJs and in real life, my dearest friend is INTJ. So, I conclude that I am most comfortable in the company of INTJs. I can see how an INTJ/INFJ team could really work well in a variety of settings.
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