Often times its hard to convince some intjs with proper reasoning due to overreliance on their internal vision. So i guess they should surround themselves with challenging minds.
Oh, I saw you trying to seduce me with your rigorous approach
Often times its hard to convince some intjs with proper reasoning due to overreliance on their internal vision. So i guess they should surround themselves with challenging minds.
I don't get it. I mentioned this in my other thread. If you are not social and would answer the MBTI questions with the introverted option, how could one be an extrovert. I don't understand even why saying what you are thinking would make one introverted. I do it, and I am INTJ (Introverted 100). Feelings I rarely share, but ideas, processes and brainstorming all the time.
So, I'd like to have some examples of ENTPs who seems introverted, because reserved, or shy, or lost in their thoughts, or what you want.
Have you some examples, expecially fictional?
Thanks.
Yeah, there's a constant, hunger for something to, come to mind... some, information to pop up somewhere around me and excite my imagination. It'sI don't need people, I just need stuff. Stuff that activates my thought process.
I guess it's also about asking somebody, what would their 'perfect world' look like.
people may have a clear preference for extroversion yet have gotten used by life not to expect to be suprised as often as they'd like to be and seek excitement in a more dematerialised, information driven way
I also get that such an entp would enjoy chatting with people while looking up information on the internet etc.
And naturally want to discuss ideas when they arise and not when they coallesced into something coherent.
Yeah, there's a constant, hunger for something to, come to mind... some, information to pop up somewhere around me and excite my imagination. It'slikea restlessness, I could be sitting in a room listening to music but all the while I just want something to feed that, self made potential of a spiderweb trampoline.
Yeah, I had that since I was a kid.I have learned the hard way that people get offended if you are texting or surfing while they are speaking. It's hard to explain that I cannot focus on what they are saying unless I am doing something else. When I am forced to sit and just listen to someone, my mind shoots out the door and I see their lips moving but can't recall a single word.
but I am not an extrovert (in the non MBTI sense). My extroversion has nothing to do with people.
I never get jealous of anybodyOh yes. I often get jealous of INTPs when I ask what they are doing and they say "listening to music".
Yes. I probably would be more social if I hadn't gotten used to the fact that most people don't want to socialize the same way that I do. And they are not interested in the same types of things. People invite me out because I am fun, a comic relief, and know a little bit about a lot of things - but on a one-on-one level, I pretty much bore people to tears. So I give the people what they want, and I get into it. I get hyper and excited and whatever. But when I come home, I am back to my normal nerdy shut-in self.
I never get jealous of anybody
Yes, I'm that awesome
A lot of that is myself. Except I never need to go out, I can stay in forever.
Do you have to go out or risk going stir crazy?
I could stay locked in my dungeon for days on end, as long as I have books and internet and whatever else. I rarely notice that I haven't left the house in days unless someone tells me.
Oh yes. I often get jealous of INTPs when I ask what they are doing and they say "listening to music". Ok, fine. But what else are you doing? If I really want to hear the hi-hats or vocal intonations, I have to be jogging or cleaning or something. I can't imagine just sitting still and listening. Or at the very least, I have to intertwine the song into an elaborate daydream.