*treat people like machines and get aggrevated when they cannot operate them properly, blaming the 'machine' for being defective :rolli:
* get aggrevated when others aren't prioritizing time-efficiency, even while during their free time (not just at work) and seem to not grasp the fact that not everyone has an orgasm everytime they can plan everything to maximum efficiency.
Don't get me wrong, I loved and lived with an INTJ for years, but somehow scolding me for things that were simply not going away (...) drove me crazy.
Also, they rarely want to have fun connecting things together in a "what if" fashion. What fun is it to have a big brain if you never go out and play?
* looking down on others, especially when they *feel* someone is imcompetent or a moron
I'm aware of this, and have learned to recognize the feeling and not act upon it. I have been rewarded by getting to know some very caring and competent people, once I got beyond my own reflexive expectations.
*assume automatically that they *are* competent and their vision is always correct
I'm aware of this as well, and generally know when to stand my ground, and when to admit my ignorance. I often associate a confidence level, or likelihood of correctness to my assertions, at least internally.
*treat people like machines and get aggrevated when they cannot operate them properly, blaming the 'machine' for being defective :rolli:
OK, so I haven't had as much luck with this one, but it is reinforced by my work environment where many people operate the same way. It then takes me unawares sometimes in encounters elsewhere.
* have a huge stick up their asses and need to let go more
"Need to let go more"? Probably. I can plan to be spontaneous, though.
* get aggrevated when others aren't prioritizing time-efficiency, even while during their free time (not just at work) and seem to not grasp the fact that not everyone has an orgasm everytime they can plan everything to maximum efficiency.
This one I admit is a huge pet peeve for me. I don't even try -- I just automatically notice inefficiency, along with usually half a dozen more efficient/effective ways to do the same thing. I can hold my tongue (with effort), but can't stop my thoughts.
I must admit, I love how the "Hate an INTJ thread?" seems to have naturally turned into a "they really are right most of the time" thread...
*cue shift to actually hating on intjs*
..what can you expect when it's a bunch of fluffy NFs commenting on it?
When it comes to relationships, can you explain to me how INTJs are right most of the time?I must admit, I love how the "Hate an INTJ thread?" seems to have naturally turned into a "they really are right most of the time" thread...
*cue shift to actually hating on intjs*
..what can you expect when it's a bunch of fluffy NFs commenting on it?
When it comes to relationships, can you explain to me how INTJs are right most of the time?![]()
I'll show you fluffy.
Umm, okay... Hmmm... You guys can be real jerks sometimes. You think that you know everything. You know whats right and wrong but don't care which side you act upon. Some of you guys like to act on the wrong side just for attention or for your own selfishness.
Thats all I got.
I wouldn't hate an INTJ. An INTJ is either joking, or absolutely right.
INTJs are goobers and I love them
Most people don't get their humor and jokes, but I do.
And they really are usually right...
I love softening them up and maybe even making them a bit uncomfortable. They need it!
When it comes to relationships, can you explain to me how INTJs are right most of the time?![]()
As someone who absolutely sucks at relationships who's type is similar to INTJs, I can relate to INTJs.Exactly![]()
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See above two comments.
We can't help it if other people don't make rational sense.
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