Like I'm surrounded by sheep. When I suggest something different I get strange looks, like the idea of doing something different is just unheard of. Because we're in person and mid-conversation, when I ask questions they must not be used to hearing, they have to take a second to recalculate from the normal answer they are used to spitting out, but what they come up with is really sad and unsatisfactory. I get a lot of stuttering and what seems like winging it. This I figured out in hindsight. I'm hoping they just need more time to drum up something different that will be helpful to me. I think that most of the creativity is going to have to come from me though, but I definitely need some help from them. I know people are resistant to change around here so I guess I have my work cut out for me. I can tell I'll need all the strength, resolve and perseverance that I can muster up.
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I am new here but in case anyone is interested. I am currently feeling vaguely amused that I have procrastinated the entire afternoon away reading this forum because I don't feel ready to focus on studying for the exam I will take Monday. Not panicky, not mad, not anything really. Just vague amusement.
However, I am sitting in a hidden corner of a Barnes and Noble cafe with my back to the wall "studying" and a very EF, very attractive classmate showed up wearing skin tight workout clothes. She has quieted down now, after 25 minutes of non-stop, mile-a-minute, tangential conversation (very bubbly and energetic and thrilled to have a listener) the duration of which I was really wishing she would look away for a second so I could stare at her cleavage.
Any SJ's or NT's know how to break the spell of procrastination/distraction?
edit: I convinced her to take the MBTI (She was a psych major and couldn't remember her type so she was excited to take it.) and drum roll...
ESFJ.