It would save everyone a great deal of time if instead...you were to select examples from your posts that demonstrate you are anything other than an INTJ or 6w5. <-If not, then I lay before you your entire posting history. It is that obvious. And no I don't think people are being lazy. I think people have other things to do and think about...and may not be as attached to you seeing things for what they are as you presume they are.
The reason I suggest that is because I've elucidated on many aspects of my personality so far, and you are unconvinced by that - so I suggest that you spend some time looking through my posts outside this thread rather than me taking the time. You might get a broader feel for my personality that way.
People have treated me very provocatively in this thread. None of you have made a concerted effort to make a case for an alternative typing when challenged.
You came here typed as INTJ 6w5...why the change?
This will be my last post in here...
Well, for a start, like most posters in this thread I have learned more about typology during my time here. Do you consider it a crime to change once you discover more about yourself? I mean that in many ways.
You want honesty? Here's brutal honesty. At the time I arrived here I was much more depressed than I am now. I was also struggling with social anxiety because I had never really found acceptance from anybody. I also wasn't succeeding in my work; I was struggling to compose and was beginning to worry that all my dreams would come to nothing and I'd die alone, a failure in every way. My family are not encouraging - to this day they joke about and mock me often, and reject my attempts to reach out to them and introduce a person they can't perceive. But this year I learned that there are other sorts of people out there too, people who are more compatible with me and want someone a little different. Experiencing that turned my life around.
You see I never really thought I would be able to attract anybody and felt crippling levels of shame (and envy/anger towards others) over my desires, my looks and my interests, because they are all very different to my father and brother who are very successful with women, and I assumed that meant I was effeminate and would never be loveable for a long time. I tried to become more like them, kind of like action stars and macho men, 8-ish I guess (hence the cp6 and Thinking tendencies). But I always resented the fact that I couldn't just be me. I still feel pangs of pain, but nowadays I mainly do those things because I also like the mystery of being different kinds of people/archetypes/identities. It is good to keep people guessing. My moods tend to shift often as well. So fun and shock value.
To be honest I don't really want to say why exactly I am a 4, because that would involve digging up a lot of dark, embarrassing shit. But I hope this explains why I am not a 6.