ayoitsStepho
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Now why would we care to think of such a thing? That would only take away from us thinking about how awesome we are.
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[ISFP] ISFPs and fluid identity
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Now why would we care to think of such a thing? That would only take away from us thinking about how awesome we are.
Heinel
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Now why would we care to think of such a thing? That would only take away from us thinking about how awesome we are.
I actually anticipated this answer XD.
So I had prepared a response. I think it is more cool to be self-aware, since instead of thinking you are just reacting to others, you are exercising your special talent.
I've taken several tests over the last 2 years. I've scored as an ISFP, INFP and even an INTP on one occasion. My Enneagrams have been either 4 or 5. However I identify with type 9. Go figure.
I've felt like different types throughout my life. I never felt like one consistent type for more than a few months at a time. In the summer I am definitely more extroverted than during winter. During final exams I am more studious and thoughtful which is when I tested as an INTP last Spring. When I am PMS I am definitely more sad and gloomy which is along the lines of INFP or Enneagram type 4.
Keeps my life interesting at least. : )
I've felt like different types throughout my life. I never felt like one consistent type for more than a few months at a time. In the summer I am definitely more extroverted than during winter. During final exams I am more studious and thoughtful which is when I tested as an INTP last Spring. When I am PMS I am definitely more sad and gloomy which is along the lines of INFP or Enneagram type 4.
Keeps my life interesting at least. : )
NeverAmI
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This is absolutely true for me. I seriously thought that I had some sort of disorder. One day I am so completely sure of something, the next day that whim is gone and I am left with something else.
Other times I slowly build up to some opinion or skill and then one day the interest is completely gone and replaced by something else.
This is very frustrating for me because I try to cater to myself, to set up something that makes me happy, but every time I question what makes me happy, I get a different answer. I try to make myself content, but I find over and over that I will always change and I must simply be content to be, and not splurge on every new interest I get.
Other times I slowly build up to some opinion or skill and then one day the interest is completely gone and replaced by something else.
This is very frustrating for me because I try to cater to myself, to set up something that makes me happy, but every time I question what makes me happy, I get a different answer. I try to make myself content, but I find over and over that I will always change and I must simply be content to be, and not splurge on every new interest I get.
inebriato
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Possibly, or maybe we are superhuman!
