I wish people would stop assaulting INTJ's
the only reason people do that is because they are uncomfortable with themselves
Who is assaulting INTJs?![]()
INTJs, emotionless and cold? Are you dealing with an INTJ and not an INTP there?
it seems a little bit of everyone
forum to forum
they seem like one of the most misunderstood types
not necessarily a direct thrashing on this forum
but i don't see hearts and hugs next to them either
From what I understand, every loser who wants to be seen as intelligent takes up the label of "INTJ." So they get a lot of riffraff that isn't actually the type but makes the type look bad. The ones I have encountered on this forum, with one exception, are actually pretty easy to relate with.
INTJ's can be subjective in some ways. I think it's the Ni-Fi axis BlueWing referred to. I do know a few INTJ's who are brutally honest with people, but think they're helping them by being that way. I also notice that while they can be very objective in finding the best way to achieve their goal, the goals themselves appear to be set by Fi values (not necessarily high ones... vengeance and money could be the primary values in an underdeveloped xxTJ).
Of course, as an F, I can appreciate their warmth when it does appear. Their motives and concern can become apparent in one-on-one conversations. In fact, once you "see" that side of them, and then go back and look at everything they've ever said from that perspective, you can see a little of that warmth subtly permeating most of what they say, even if it appears cold on the surface.
I'm not sure what I seem like to them, however...
Do you acknowledge that the only difference is the need for closure (J) or open options (P)? How did you make that kind of leap? If anything, the more "open" of the two, in all probablilty, would come across as more amicable. And catch either one operating from pure "N" (without T influence) and it might look playful and/or warm.![]()
You know the world has gone mad when a straight male INTJ sends you this website and says he thinks it's cute.
INTJ's can be subjective in some ways. I think it's the Ni-Fi axis BlueWing referred to. I do know a few INTJ's who are brutally honest with people, but think they're helping them by being that way. I also notice that while they can be very objective in finding the best way to achieve their goal, the goals themselves appear to be set by Fi values (not necessarily high ones... vengeance and money could be the primary values in an underdeveloped xxTJ. Fairness eventually supersedes those in better individuals).
Of course, as an F, I can appreciate their warmth when it does appear. Their motives and concern can become apparent in one-on-one conversations. In fact, once you "see" that side of them, and then go back and look at everything they've ever said from that perspective, you can see a little of that warmth subtly permeating most of what they say, even if it appears cold on the surface.
I'm not sure what I seem like to them, however...
I wish people would stop assaulting INTJ's
the only reason people do that is because they are uncomfortable with themselves
Its because we enjoy ourselves with haughty blogs and sarcastic remarks.
We justify it to ourselves though... as its necessary for nice people to develop an edge... and we're just helping with that...
(See, I used the hugs icon...).
I probably blend with a combination of mostly INTJ, some ISTJ, and some INTP.
It never seemed abnormal to me. Many of my characteristics are of the ISTJ, but the dominant function definitely does not match. I have little Si and have no respect in the little respect or patience for traditions. I was raised in an S household, so this may have contributed to the general feeling of "better be safe than sorry" and "taking risks is the devil" influenced my by S parents. Practicality makes perfect logical sense, and so does dismissing concepts too abstract.
My personality in many ways agrees with an INTP, but regarding the P alone, I demonstrate absolutely none of the characteristics of the P.
agreed
good work INTJ's
streotypically and factually one of my favorites
just like candy : stubborn and hard as a rock, but sweet and melts over time
The thing is that - subjective though it may be - our Ni is often right. Ni often seems to be left out of the conversation when people are discussing INTJs, which is kind of sad.
Welcome uytuun :hi:
If the Ni is often right which that gives us more reason to trust it, but too much trust in the wrong place can lead to disaster as shown in Haphazard's INTJ outline.
Therefore our trust in Ni should not be blindly trusted.