Originally Posted by
Suedehead
Even though I've decided on being IEE, I've never actually thought about why I think Ne is my base function, so I'll list a few things out for you and you can give me your thoughts. None of it really seems special to me, and in fact, I view a lot of it is inconvenient, or a hindrance.
-I'm not good at being attractive. I know what looks good on me and I'm highly opinionated about it, and I'm aware of the nuances of body language, good posture, etc. but I sometimes end up failing terribly at it. Whether it be because of anxiety, a lack of funds, etc. I alternate between looking semi-respectable, and looking weak/pathetic depending on my confidence level. It isn't an automatic thing for me.
-When watching movies I'll often notice stupid shit instead of taking it all it face value . Lots of inside jokes and stupid "I see what he's doing there" moments. When I watch Mad Men and notice a major event is happening, I'll usually think things like "I wonder if this will be a central theme/conflict throughout the season".
-I've had a typology obsession for two years and can barely think of much else.
-I get really anxious/self-conscious whenever I'm in a public setting, instead of being completely present in the moment.
-I know lots of useless things.
-I can be flaky and forget about deadlines/appointments that I've considered important.
-My body movements are rehearsed and can sometimes look stiff.
-I have issues with motivation and persistence.
-I get easily distraught/irritable when I'm hungry, thirsty, tired, uncomfortable, etc and can't just push through it.
-Sometimes I'll be enjoying a movie, and start thinking about other movies on Hulu/Netflix that I'd enjoy watching and add a bunch of them on me queue, instead of focusing on finishing the movie.
-I overthink things and get distracted.
-I sometimes binge read Wikipedia articles and old forum posts.
-I've gone to the library looking for a specific book, only to get there and realize that I probably wouldn't enjoy it anyway.
-I'll sometimes make generalizations or archetypal statements that I don't take seriously.