ContractedCriminalboy
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I'm not sure where I'd go after this, honestly. I don't like Reddit or social media, so I guess I'd try to find some other forum. If I can't find one to my liking I might try making one.

I'm still stuck in stupefied horror.

No, no, and no. I'm hesitant to use the word "Marxists" because most "Marxists" have fundamentally misunderstood Marx's thought. Not dissimilarly to Christianity.

If you're interested in Marx, besides Marx's own work, Cyril Smith's Karl Marx and the Future of the Human is worth reading.

In response to your question, if I were to call myself something it would be a humanist or a Marxist.

Yeah, I've watched videos like that before. They're interesting. Sometimes they help me focus.

Bullshit? How so?

What specifically is it about Fi that seems so vital? As I've said, the emotional part is covered by Fe, and the introverted rationality is covered by Ti, so Fe/Ti valuers shouldn't be completely alien, lol.

Why is that, do you think?

Fi users, maybe LxE excluded, often seem to identify strongly with the function, I've noticed. Maybe since being rational, it's close to consciousness, and because it's introverted, it's closer to the inner self. Ti would seem similar. The emotional/relational component (it seems difficult to disentangle the two, and part of it is probably the difficulty nailing down a definition of "emotion") is extraverted, but Ti users probably use Ti in a similar way as Fi valuers use Fi, I'd guess.

I haven't read a ton of them, but as I recently posted, Stratiyevskaya's description is good. As for "feeling like you --" you'll probably get a response you'd like better from an Fi valuer. Or maybe an xEI with demo Fi could do it. I only really have faint glances of understanding of Fi stuff like that and it's difficult for me to say anything meaningful, if you mean it in the sense I think you do. But I'll say that much of what Strat says immediately struck me with a sense of eeriness because of how accurate it was (just as one example, the bit about LIIs' clothing choices -- my clothing choices aren't something I like think about, so it took me by surprise how spot-on that was for me, and really for every LII I've known).

Yeah, I figured it was some fascist/fascist-adjacent group, or a parody of one (they can be difficult to distinguish), both from the aesthetics and Opus Dei in the title (don't know if that's the album title or what).

Honestly I'm not sure what to make of it. Sorry for the late reply; I just wasn't sure what to say about it, or what you were looking for. The song is OK, but doesn't particularly strike me.