Rep me and I will question your MBTI type

AKM said:
No.
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: ) I know. I love how straightforward you are (I suspect this is linked with the Calm and Reasonable aspects of your CRZY type). It is refreshing.
 
hush said:
@Matt3737

You willingly agreed to tickling knowing you were conversing with someone who is unhinged. Therefore, you are obviously a CRZY. However, some of the leading authorities have found evidence that suggests that CRZY=INFJ, so you identifying as an INFJ might still ring true.
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I guess I really wanted to be questioned because I just met 2 INFJs in real life that really were CRZY. I've only ever known two. That gives INFJs a really bad sane to crazy ratio in my mind. ;)
I met an older man who ticked all the INFJ boxes, talked about his new intuitive music learning system, his days in anthroposophical traning (been there myself), how he was a music minister before he got disillusioned by the "imperfections" he found. During this time he managed to whine about a hundred people, sexually harass me and when I called him out on his BS he made some lame ass excuse how his wives had been from the near east and how he's used to expressing his masculinity in a different way... :m039: Is what I say. Take your reframing and stick it where the sun don't shine mister!!! ;D
Yuk yuk yuk. I felt like digging a hole in the forest, burying all my books on personal development, astrology and spirituality and having a type change operation.
 
what makes INFJs so Crazy anyway?
 
Neverwhere said:
what makes INFJs so Crazy anyway?
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I think it's the growing up with a help people focus and getting nothing or little in return, naive idealism maybe and trying to fix things. :P
 
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Neverwhere said:
what makes INFJs so Crazy anyway?
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...Not all INFJs are crazy. I just met a couple people lost so deeply in themselves they were behaving very recklessly.
Sometimes I think I, and judging by peoples' posts on this forum other INFJs, been graced by an inner life that's delightfully quirky, vibrant and innovative. I always felt like if someone wanted to know how I've always experienced the world they should read a couple of books in the genre of magical realism. ;D I'm not kidding.
At the same time I'm aware that there is a price to being so internally focused: A real potent danger of estrangement and falling into a kind of an unhealthy solipsism, a failing to engage people and the world in a real tangible way....kind of a falling into the rabbit hole and not coming back. The two non crazy INFJs I've met in real life are absolutely wonderful people from what I can tell. They don't seem unhinged though they have a slightly eccentric cute battyness:m026:. The other two....yikes. :m162:
 
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. This was a delightful thread all around.

Kudos, [MENTION=731]uberrogo[/MENTION]. I would rep you but I'm not ready to suffer your ultimate judgement.....
 
Trifoilum said:
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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. This was a delightful thread all around.

Kudos, @uberrogo . I would rep you but I'm not ready to suffer your ultimate judgement.....
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There is really no reason why I shouldnt get a good rep. I'll get around to doing some other peoples MBTI later, I have to go run a 5 k right quick.
 
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[MENTION=1593]pipsqueaka[/MENTION]: From your About me Section:
Music, the new, the old and the wonderful.
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Because you love things that are old and new, you obviously are in a tertiary loop of ISTJ and your shadow ENFP. For future reference it is redundant to say old and wonderful when describing something.
 
[MENTION=1848]Barnabas[/MENTION]: "[FONT=\]wibleywobley" Not even MBTI. You are definitly an INFJ because you do not possess the ability to follow instructions. You will tell yourself that instructions are irrelevant but your wrong opinion does not matter.[/FONT]
 
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