Ni + Fi + Fe + Ti + Se:
Make a work of art. But instead of making a good work of art, make something that's meaningful to you. Be honest.
And Fi, I think.I think trying to come up with titles for songs/stories/etc that encapsulate everything those things are about/trying to express might be a decent way to exercise Ni (y'know, that whole thing of Ni looking for the the underlying relationships that connect seemingly disparate ideas).
And Fi, I think.
On a similar note, I say trying to find a song that fits in your feelings at one point or another is an exercise in Si and Fi. Y'know, breakup songs.....happy songs...that kind of thing. Or is it just me? *has like, several playlists and songs attached with certain people and events*
For Fe, what's best is what makes people happy. For Fi, what's best is what lets people be true to themselves.
how would you do that?
It gives me the most satisfaction when I see people around me being through to themselves, letting me know who they really are and what they really need. I'm more than happy to respect that and provide them with what they need ...
but it hardly ever happen and people get stuck in social aquirements and expectations. They forget who they are, betray who they are or don't even know it themselves (I do that too) . It leaves me clueless on what they really need and it is so confuzing. In that case I switch Fe on and try to make them happy through social standards and simple kindness... I hate doing that because it is superficial and it happens more than I would like.
does anyone know a good way to give the sign to people that you give them the opportunity to be there through selves?
That's a bit harder to do -- Fe is a very social function, and when there are a lot of people involved or a larger group, it's more likely that Fe will be more the function calling the shots, rather than Fi. Fi tends to work better one-on-one, like most introverted functions; the user has to draw the people inwards, and it's difficult to do that with a multitude of people.
So, basically, if you want to use Fi with people, you'll probably be best connecting to them personally, if possible. Although, you can kind of synthesize the functions; if you can use Fe to send an Fi message, that might work to evoke Fi in the people you're dealing with. Of course, this is much harder to master; you'd have to work with both functions simultaneously. However, it's probably worth the effort
I'm glad you've found your niche, EH. And I do think one should always do what they feel is right. However, growth can't be had without a little opposition, without a bit of challenge. Since politics are your comfort zone, have you considered venturing out beyond what's comfortable in order to further develop aspects of yourself that need a little polish? You are weak in the feelings department, as you've said. Would you be open to a little experiment, an investigation into yourself? Let's say you're up for it, how about limiting yourself to one political post per forum visit, and try to post more in other threads without falling back into politics for three days? How 'bout it?I was going to create a thread and then found this one so I don't have to. Than other day I was talking to my cousin who is a Jungian analyst or what ever you call the folks that sit down with others to discuss mbti in a similar fashion a psychologist might. I am weak in the feeling aspects of mbti obviously. He said what it breaks down to in the simplist possible form is basically asking yourself if something feels right. Thats how you start.
And so here I ask myself if political discussion though so many take offense here to ideas that contradict their own, feels right. And it does. The way I bring up topics, discuss them. The way I respond to people....it all feels right.
You see, the thing about liberals is they run around claiming moral superiority in practically everything they comment on. It's entirely annoying but beyond that about as incorrect as you can be about something. Not that people who aren't liberals are perfect, it's just that liberals don't have a leg up on any morals. In fact really it's the opposite in so many ways.
Anyway political discussion feels right so I am going to keep at it.
Oh you are a clever one! I've never said different.I'm glad you've found your niche, EH. And I do think one should always do what they feel is right. However, growth can't be had without a little opposition, without a bit of challenge. Since politics are your comfort zone, have you considered venturing out beyond what's comfortable in order to further develop aspects of yourself that need a little polish? You are weak in the feelings department, as you've said. Would you be open to a little experiment, an investigation into yourself? Let's say you're up for it, how about limiting yourself to one political post per forum visit, and try to post more in other threads without falling back into politics for three days? How 'bout it?
I'm being perfectly serious, and no, this isn't an attempt to roadblock you in any way.Oh you are a clever one! I've never said different.
Brilliant.I'm being perfectly serious, and no, this isn't an attempt to roadblock you in any way.
Hmm, so that's a "no" then? Well, if anything, hopefully you've at least got a laugh out of it. I'm sorry if I've offended in any way.Brilliant.
It's not anything other than my saying you are brilliant.Hmm, so that's a "no" then? Well, if anything, hopefully you've at least got a laugh out of it. I'm sorry if I've offended in any way.
Hopefully it'll lead you somewhere you've never ventured before.It's not anything other than my saying you are brilliant.
You caused me to think. Where that will lead I am unsure.
I LOVE THIS IDEA! Come on @Eventhorizon, this would be awesome!Would you be open to a little experiment, an investigation into yourself? Let's say you're up for it, how about limiting yourself to one political post per forum visit, and try to post more in other threads without falling back into politics for three days? How 'bout it?
Of course she is. :drmonocle:you are brilliant.