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Do you often think of what you're going with your life in the future, in the bigger scheme of things? Or you're more likely to take it as it comes and cross the bridge when you get there?
, LIE, ENTj logical subtype, 8w9 sx/sp
Originally Posted by implied
Why were you not convinced by our mutual analysis in the past, which clearly indicated that you are an INFp and thus Beta? So, you are still in doubt between ISFp and INFp? That doesn't make much sense. You should know by now which of those two types you are, and I can see no legitimate reason for you to believe that you are not an INFp. Prove me wrong.
Right now, I think you're IEI... I don't have a reason, I think I just sort of subconsciously lumped you in that category.
There is a really easy way to determine your type in this case. I don't recall if we tried it in the past, but if we didn't we should have. You read everything you can about Keirsey's Artisans and Idealists -- preferably in his book Please Understand Me II -- and there you have your answer. If you are an Artisan you are an ISFp, if you are an Idealist you are an INFp.
All you need to do is figure out what your dominant function is, and its relation to your dual seeking function can help.
Do you feel more comfortable with taking care of people, or do you feel like you need to be protected with strong reassurance?
Posts I wrote in the past contain less nuance.
If you're in this forum to learn something, be careful. Lots of misplaced toxicity.
~an extraverted consciousness is unable to believe in invisible forces.
~a certain mysterious power that may prove terribly fascinating to the extraverted man, for it touches his unconscious.
You must have grounds for doubt. You can't just to doubt when you feel like it. What are your arguments for not being an INFp? I want to know on what grounds you are not sure that you are an INFp, despite the fact that the arguments for INFp seemed to be almost conclusive.
Urf ... hate when people refuse explain their reasonings ...
Chibi, I think you're alpha SF because of the silliest reason ever - your color preference. I remember you posted some art a long time ago and it had many bold bright colors in unexpected combinations. Very bold and free and artsy. Seems more common in people who have strong . Also your general post style and attitude is much more light than betas tend to have. ISFp is most likely IMO.
EIE, ENFj, intuitive subtype.
E3 (probably 3w4)
Cool ILI hubbys are better than LSIs any time!
Old blog: http://firsttimeinusa.blogspot.com/
New blog: http://having-a-kid.blogspot.com/
ChibiKeba, if you really want to know whether you are an ISFp or an INFp, why are you listening to those people who can do nothing but expressing their subjective opinions? They are only guessing, whereas I have provided you with the methods that will enable you to find the correct answer once and for all.
You don't seem to take my suggestions seriously, because if you did, you wouldn't continue with this stupid guessing game. Have you read Keirsey? Have you taken his tests? Are you an Artisan or are you an Idealist? Have you forgot our analysis from the past and what it resulted in? The "grounds" for doubt that you have expressed in this thread are laughable to tell you the truth.
You can think scientifically can't you? But it doesn't really matter if you don't think you can do the analysis yourself, because I have told you exactly what to do, so you only have to follow my instructions. Now, start doing that please, and stop acting like a child.
FWIW, your posts and writing style here seem clearly Si > Ni to me. Sounds like you're leaning towards ISFp and your only basis for remaining neutral is a bunch of hyperliteral garbage spouted by armchair socionists. For the record, I've known some very intelligent ISFps who would probably be typed INFP by MBTIdiots. In reality, "Si" isn't just worrying about "physical states" -- Si blocked with Fe tends to manifest itself much more obviously as being worried about people's internal emotional states, emotional atmosphere, etc.
And not to perpetuate the stereotype that Si = being artistic, but a lot of the stuff on your DeviantArt page seems daring/original in a way that demonstrates confidence in Si. Not that that's conclusive at all.
Finally... Socionics typing is unscientific. If you are the kind of person who believes that all you have to do to discover your socionics type is "think scientifically," I'll hypothesize that you're also the kind of person who falls for email scams on a regular basis.
delta nf (?) ... 4w5 (?)
discovering your type="think scientifically"+"introspection"Finally... Socionics typing is unscientific. If you are the kind of person who believes that all you have to do to discover your socionics type is "think scientifically," I'll hypothesize that you're also the kind of person who falls for email scams on a regular basis.
Do I fail at life if I think that way? Probably. Because I fall for those Nigerian widows daily.
btw Chibi, your DA is superb, I suck at art, probably because I get discouraged I can never be as good as my brother who's 4 years younger. But I love to create and call it mine.
D-SEI 9w1
This is me and my dual being scientific together
If you are focusing on those aspects you are focusing on the form of my posts instead of their content, and that is a big mistake. Because if you are interested in finding the objective truth about your own type, you shouldn't care about me as a person and the style of my writing. Instead you should "steal" the information that is there right in front of you, since it enables you to get what you want: to know your real type.
I know that people tend to do that, but is it rationally justified to ignore what someone says on such grounds? In fact it is not, and that's why I don't do it myself. Instead I always try to determine whether the things other people are telling me are true or false, regardless of whether they are calling me a retard, an autistic idiot, a stupid moron, a buffoon, a person totally lacking in social skills, etc. Even those people who like to call me those and similar things might have something important to say about other things than my person, and I don't want to miss that in case they are right. So I always focus much more on the logical content of their posts than the style it is written in.
I will continue to criticize the content of your posts and everyone else's, if I think there is something wrong with them. I don't care what you think of me as a person, and I have no interest in you as a person. Neither have I any interest what-so-ever in attacking your person. What I am attacking is always faulty ideas, faulty methods, and logical mistakes in people's reasoning. I tell you what I am confident is the objective truth. It is up to you if you want to learn anything from it or not.
You should be blamed for doing that. I hate that kind of action (which doesn't mean that I hate you). Don't delete your posts. It is wrong.
And you are wrong about that too. What I offer to this forum is generally of clearly above forum average quality. There is no question about that.
I don't know what type ChibiKeba is, and it sounds as maybe she won't be listening (and good luck, ChibiKeba. Hope we haven't confused you irrevocably!), but I would like to comment on a few things.
First, it seems to me that the difference between the SEI vs. IEI approach to art is that SEIs tend to go for something that's very concretely realized, often a perfect, simple, and clear realization of experience, often detail oriented, perhaps decorative and functional, whereas IEIs will tend more towards broad psychological, expressionistic, and symbolic tendencies. However, there are a lot of artists who fall somewhat in between. I'm not convinced that one can always make a clear distinction of the "line" in between, except the obvious to say that IEIs idealize Se (e.g.. the knight in shining armour), and SEIs idealize Ne.
As to who uses bright colors, I think that's completely inconclusive; it depends on what the bright colors are used for.
This is particularly interesting as a way to distinguish Ni- from Si-valuing types. For one thing, it raises the question of whether Si can be understood as short-term focus independently of any evidence of the practical, sensory focus usually associated with Si. More significantly, it seems to intersect with some notions of Ip temperament.
In particular, at least according to one view, accepting-Ni people, while they probably often think about consequences and trends, and may dream of some big goals they wish to achieve some day, may be sufficiently disconnected with the practical matters of life to the extent that they appear more likely to "take it as it comes and cross the bridge when you get there."
Constant attention to where one's going in one's life and how to get to the next step seems to me somewhat related with extraversion. That is, a person has to care enough about the external world to actually take the steps necessary to progress. This isn't to say that there aren't a lot of "driven" Ip types who are succeeding in going from Point A to Point B, but I'm not convinced that INps would necessarily be driven and planful in that sense; they may very well "take it as comes" but indulge themselves not in sensory activities but more Ni-related ones.
Yes, exactly. But Expat said "what you're going with your life in the future" (I assume he meant either what you're going "to do" or "where you're going"). In any case, the way that was phrased seemed to put emphasis on personal action.
I think may involve focusing on the future, the past, and generally not being in the present...and furthermore, the thoughts may not necessarily be about one's own personal life at all.