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But if you had to choose one or the other? Whenever I do physical activity, it's also an opportunity to let my mind wander. In other words, I'm almost always doing Ni, whether or not I'm doing Se.
Exactly this.
But if there was a way, you'd use it?
Of course. There's never a need to be unsavory, especially if the news itself is "hurtful" by nature. But wouldn't even non-Fe dominanted people see the common sense in that?
But you do? I was more referencing those moments when we are already lost in our heads, and people come by and try to interact with us. It usually takes me a moment to shift gears.
It's rare for people to really catch me off guard, though; I usually snap to attention as soon as someone walks into the room. I don't space out quite like that either. My Ni is the strongest whenever I'm doing something mindless, like, cleaning the house, running, or driving. Otherwise, I... I can't even describe my general experience with Ni. Hmm. Just auto-pilot, I guess.
Ni uses the patterns of the past to predict the future. I suppose this really boils down to where your focus lies... on what was or what will be.
Most definitely Ni, in that case.
You have a very strong Te though, so this one will be a toss up for you for sure.
Hah. Maybe I can fuse these two and schedule in some time to have myself caring about others more efficiently?
Ni dominant people complain about this a lot. Eventually in life we realize that no one else thinks like us. Some of us realize it earlier than others. I've noticed that INFJs tend to be more sociable yet in their own idealistic fantasy worlds, while INTJs tend to be more disconnected yet paying more attention to the 'real' world.
Yeah, but I think everyone at some point in their lives feels like there's nobody else out there that understands them. I guess I never quite experienced it to the extent that a number of my fellow INFJs describe.
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