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[SethWreck]

Hello.

I'm Seth Wreckage, and I am new to this place.
On that bombshell, let me introduce myself a bit more thoroughly.

I am an 18 year old kid, but I already feel old(It's five years since I was thirteen and digged the Emo Song), I go to an American school by necessity, because I live in a country where they don't speak my language. I like reading Palahniuk, Gaiman and Welsh, and listening to of Montreal and Green Day. I am a bit of a weirdo, I suppose. As for Socionics, I am rather new to this, but I have been interested in MBTI for a very long time, and the similarities make it a bit easier to grasp. There are some interesting differences, though, and I'm hoping to learn more about the Socionics type while I'm here- It seems an all around much more thorough way of typing.

I like panel shows and ice cream and I want to be an actor.

And the I'd like to add that I am absolutely thrilled by the presence of Powerpuff smileys, because Craig McCracken is one of my all time favourite cartoonists. I shall now proceed to use these smileys.

Lovely.

Thank you for your attention, hopefully I'll stick around and get to know you all better.

[crazedrat]

What types are you considering for yourself?

[SethWreck]

Well, I'm not sure. The tests I've taken all suggest ILI, which corresponds to the INTP I've repeatedly gotten from MBTI tests. But this might just mean that I am biased because of previous results. I'm also never sure whether the picture I have of myself is accurate and if I am properly suited to analyse my own personality- I might just answer for what I want to be, what I should be, etc.
For ILI/INTp score, the T is the one that I am most uncertain of. I certainly would like to be more rational than emotional, but I'm not sure that I am, really. Then again, that could also just mean that as a person who prefers logic to emotion, I am rather harsh on myself and see myself as overly sentimental when in reality I am not. In Socionics specifically, I hesitate to identify with the ILI's business-mindedness. I couldn't give a flying rats arse about business and profits.

I basically think too much to analyse myself properly. And I know that might correspond with the personality type I've gotten, but I've been an MBTI INTP for so long, that might be a learned trait from knowing what I "should be like". I know I tend to adapt with that kind of thing, which annoys me to no end.

Sorry about the huge mass of text- Basically just a thought vomit.

[Azeroffs]

So far you pass for INTp, imo. Te's relation to business is over-emphasized, so I wouldn't focus on that.

Welcome!

[SethWreck]

Cheers for the welcome

[Beautiful sky]

Hi Seth. Welcome to the nuthouse...lol

[SethWreck]

Hi Seth. Welcome to the nuthouse...lol

Thanks. I feel at home already

[DirectorAbbie]

An ILI who wants to be an actor? That's interesting.

[silverchris9]

Hello, fellow actor & fellow Ni-ego. Agreed that socionics is more thorough from someone who was also initially interested in MBTI. I think socionics is more similar to Jung as far as the depth of information covered or something. I dunno. Anyway, glad you're here and nice to internet-meet you!

[SethWreck]

Thanks, guys! Nice to "internet meet" you too

An ILI who wants to be an actor? That's interesting.

Makes sense, if you think about it- People are much easier to relate to when they are in an audience and I am in character.

[Ave]

An ILI who wants to be an actor? That's interesting.

I find that actors tend to come in all types.

[Linas]

Hello, fellow actor & fellow Ni-ego. Agreed that socionics is more thorough from someone who was also initially interested in MBTI. I think socionics is more similar to Jung as far as the depth of information covered or something. I dunno. Anyway, glad you're here and nice to internet-meet you!

lol, you're terrible sometimes, sorry >.<

[Capitalist Pig]

welcome to 16chan!!!11

[Ave]

So far you pass for INTp, imo. Te's relation to business is over-emphasized, so I wouldn't focus on that.

Welcome!

Aushra A's description of Te was indeed of "busniess" but she meant this in the sense of work, pure and simple. This is obvious when she says it plainly and adds "but it is hard to speak of 'work' when one is dealing with artists, musicians etc(who are Te)". I think Te's association with "business" in the western sense of the word and profit is mainly a SG creation.

[DirectorAbbie]

I find that actors tend to come in all types.

I knew an ILI in theatre. He was good, as long as he got the right roles. Generally a good actor needs to be versatile, though. The movie business is hard to get into.