INTJMom
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July 3rd is the 29th anniversary of my Wedding Day... and July 5th is the 31st anniversary of the day I met the man of my dreams... may he be having a wonderful time in Heaven. He's been gone for about 2 years and 2 months. It takes a lot longer to heal the heart from loss than most people realize. It seems like only a few months have gone by.
Most days it takes a lot of effort for me to enjoy life. I've realized it's because I analyze too much. If I don't think about it too deeply, I can go along quite well without getting too overwhelmed or excruciatingly lonely. But that's the rub... an INTJ not thinking too deeply. It's rather like not allowing myself to be myself. But man. I was getting tired of being sad all the time. It wore a rut in my brain. I guess I've turned off the feelings-faucet for a while. Maybe it's the only way I can get through this anniversary. Well, I'm doing the best I can. I have enough else to worry about.
Lately I've been realizing that it's just possible that I may never find someone again who I trust enough to marry. Someone said, "A second marriage is the triumph of hope over experience." And as Sherlock's Dr. Watson put it, "Who would want me for a flat-mate?"
And what man would I ever tolerate again? I would have to be madly in love, and I would have to be able to completely trust. I'm not even sure I can do that any more.
He would have to be an I.
I'd rather have an N, next time.
As much as I love F's, they're too dangerous; I'd rather have a T.
And that would leave me with an INTJ or an INTP.
I could never be married to a perfectionist and so that leaves me with INTP...
and if any of you have been here long enough to recall, they're the type I used to dislike the most! How ironic! Hahahahaha! I'd better stay single! But I don't like it that much.
And so here I am... happy... as long as I don't think about it too much.
Most days it takes a lot of effort for me to enjoy life. I've realized it's because I analyze too much. If I don't think about it too deeply, I can go along quite well without getting too overwhelmed or excruciatingly lonely. But that's the rub... an INTJ not thinking too deeply. It's rather like not allowing myself to be myself. But man. I was getting tired of being sad all the time. It wore a rut in my brain. I guess I've turned off the feelings-faucet for a while. Maybe it's the only way I can get through this anniversary. Well, I'm doing the best I can. I have enough else to worry about.
Lately I've been realizing that it's just possible that I may never find someone again who I trust enough to marry. Someone said, "A second marriage is the triumph of hope over experience." And as Sherlock's Dr. Watson put it, "Who would want me for a flat-mate?"
And what man would I ever tolerate again? I would have to be madly in love, and I would have to be able to completely trust. I'm not even sure I can do that any more.
He would have to be an I.
I'd rather have an N, next time.
As much as I love F's, they're too dangerous; I'd rather have a T.
And that would leave me with an INTJ or an INTP.
I could never be married to a perfectionist and so that leaves me with INTP...
and if any of you have been here long enough to recall, they're the type I used to dislike the most! How ironic! Hahahahaha! I'd better stay single! But I don't like it that much.
And so here I am... happy... as long as I don't think about it too much.