I have another blog which I am starting up that is literary analysis of video games, something I'm hoping to get into. I'm writing a paper for my Literary Theory class and my professor is letting me use a video game instead of a novel or poem, so I'm using Final Fantasy VI. I'll be using general concepts found in feminism, though I'm less concerned with feminism and more about gender and sexuality. So if you have any interest at all in any of these things, or are just really board, check it out...

Is what I'm pursing completely in the wrong direction? Am I going about it the wrong way? Or is it natural to meet friction at every corner? In my mind, I'm trying to make Socionics accessible, and a little more reputable, by stripping away the subjective and having everyone at least start from a common point before shooting off in their different ways. I really don't think Socionics should be applied to personality, only as one of it's influences... Bleh, it seems like I'm off on this notion and...

I wonder how most people use their blogs. I would look around, but I'd feel bad if I looked on something personal I also feel bad that I appear and disappear from the forum frequently, I do want to sharpen my understanding of Socionics so I can more effectively apply it to my everyday handling of things. It typically serves to organize my intuitions of relationship and communicate them to other people who aren't as keen to interpersonal dynamics. Admittedly, I come back here whenever there's...