Julius_Van_Der_Beak
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I don't think people would mind. Nobody complained about the other thread you made recently, about MBTI for teens.
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Cognitive functions test: real life examples of the questions?
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I don't think people would mind. Nobody complained about the other thread you made recently, about MBTI for teens.
Mal12345
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That's an obvious humor thread. I'm thinking way back to my first beginnings in this forum, where I would characterize Feeling types as drawing hearts over their letter i's and things like that. I wasn't saying they all do that, I was just giving examples. But no, it was stereotyping. (Ask any INFP or ENFP here.)
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I no longer need typology. There's more important things in my life~ friends & family. Glad I got to know all of you on here. Be well! Much love! Maybe I'll be back someday (but probably not for at least months). Well, until then... 
