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[Minde]

She says a few words. The older one was talking more at this age. But she knows "mama" and "dada" and "kitty" and "egg" and "cracker" and "sissy" and "yum" hmm I think she knows a few more but I can't think of them. Oh, "hi" and "up". Maybe that's it? She understands a lot more than she can say.

It's kind of interesting to see how different children develop in different ways and times. For example, my brother didn't really grasp reading until age 12, while I had asked my parents to teach me at the age of 4 and was avidly reading full books by 6. And, yet, my brother is the one who has perfect pitch and a mechanical aptitude that I could only hope to achieve with great effort. I love the differences like that - it makes everybody so special and unique.

[UDP]

It's kind of interesting to see how different children develop in different ways and times. For example, my brother didn't really grasp reading until age 12, while I had asked my parents to teach me at the age of 4 and was avidly reading full books by 6. And, yet, my brother is the one who has perfect pitch and a mechanical aptitude that I could only hope to achieve with great effort. I love the differences like that - it makes everybody so special and unique.

This is one of those things that makes me feel like it would have been nice to have siblings.

Related: I don't like the idea of having one child.

[UDP]

K everybody get up and dance strong for ONE MINUTE


GO




((((Report back on dancing experience afterward)))

[UDP]

I DONT WANT SPRING BREAK TO BE OVERRRRR


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[Simon Ssmall]

new page: don't forget to tell us what your MBTI Type is.

I'm trying to figure out if MBTI would actually say I'm ENTJ as opposed to ESTJ.

I lately score ESFP all the time. I used to score ENFP in my younger days. I guess its due to the fact im less "head in the clouds" and more grounded lately.

[Simon Ssmall]

Oh, and this is for every one of you:

TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO

[UDP]

I would totes sing that , verbatim , at people.
Maybe I should.

[MatthewZ]

As for MBTI, I'm an INTP. Not a Delta, but it's nice to poke around here.

[Creepy-Cyclops]

In MBTI I have no idea what I am, as i've never had an MBTI consultant..practitioner w/e they are called assess me.

On Keirsey's I don't understand me ... again test I correlate the same as socionics.

[UDP]

There's a lot of stuff going on in the subforum now, delta peoples - how do you feel about that?

[Beautiful sky]

There's a lot of stuff going on in the subforum now, delta peoples - how do you feel about that?

Oh ...here you mean.

UMMM I think it's productive

[UDP]

This is a subforum, the 'delta quadra forum'. It is a sub-section to the main forum, which is the 16 types.

the breadcrumbs, or organization is as follows...

the16types.info Socionics Forums > Intertype Relationships > Delta Quadra > this thread

[Beautiful sky]

This is a subforum, the 'delta quadra forum'. It is a sub-section to the main forum, which is the 16 types.

the breadcrumbs, or organization is as follows...

the16types.info Socionics Forums > Intertype Relationships > Delta Quadra > this thread

Great use of Te!

I just directly click on active threads when I log in and don't go to Delta Forum first; I like knowing all the stuff that's going on and especially, want to catch the VI requests; so I may need clairification about minute stuff that I don't get sometimes, but since you are great at that sort of stuff, I don't mind asking you...

[UDP]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

[Creepy-Cyclops]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

i'm having an old friend for dinner...

[Minde]

There's a lot of stuff going on in the subforum now, delta peoples - how do you feel about that?

A bit like riding down a hill fast on a bike.

[Minde]

i'm having an old friend for dinner...

That's disgusting. Aren't there laws against that where you live?

[Creepy-Cyclops]

That's disgusting. Aren't there laws against that where you live?

Haha... oh yeah, I just realised how that could sound

I wouldn't want to dine with Hannibal Lector, regardless of the menu, find him a bit intimidating, I must be a big "feartie".

[UDP]

more people should respond to my questions : /
thanks Minde

PS: and cyclops

[Beautiful sky]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

I am studying and communicating with my friends over email...just trying to make impactful plans.

[Slacker]

Raising children. As usual. Our cat is having health problems. I'm worried about how people will deal with that loss. Mostly worried about my husband as he is closest to the cat. My daughter is hurt but at the same time planning for us to get a kitten when the cat dies. But I know her and know there will be tears when the time comes. She's dealing with the health problems right now by trying to come up with ways to raise money for the SPCA. That seems to make her feel like she's helping at least animals in general if she can't help this one animal.

[UDP]

Kittens are generally appealing - what do you think about that statement, deltas?

[UDP]

exhibit a

[leckysupport]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

Coding mostly these days.

Something which I believe has strong elements of Si involved in the process. From my experience and reading/hearing the experiences of others writing software is what my boss would call a soft process. If you come across problem or your solution is inefficient it is generally seen as foolish to push your way throw the issues by sitting at your desk staring at your screen trying to solve the problem. From what I've heard you're better going off to watch t.v., call a friend, going outside to smoke a cigarette or basically anything to clear your mind. Then in a Housian like moment the solution is revealed to you.

Also it's generally difficult to look professional when working, try not slouching in your chair after trying and failing numerous times to solve the same stupid problem.

Anyhow, this I'm guessing all results in trendy silicon valley companies having their workforce in comfortable clothing, lots of soft chairs, water guns, pool tables etc.

Corporate Information - The Google Culture

Kittens are generally appealing - what do you think about that statement, deltas?

To look at, yes.

[Creepy-male]

Ragdolls are very interesting. I should maybe go for an inquisitive and adventuresome cat to balance me out rather than going for the cat that has my temperament. Socionics and pet personality choice?

[The Greeter]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

Writing a play for a project. And being busy as usual.

[UDP]

Anyhow, this I'm guessing all results in trendy silicon valley companies having their workforce in comfortable clothing, lots of soft chairs, water guns, pool tables etc.

Interesting. So would you say you like your job/work?

Writing a play for a project. And being busy as usual.

A play for a project? What kind of a project? Hopefully you can say more than 'a playwriting project'

[UDP]

Also, Deltaland, I have been receiving a relatively large number of requests about the following issue, so I decided to consult an expert on the matter. So consider this a PSA

Public Service Announcement

[sarahcoles]

Kittens are generally appealing - what do you think about that statement, deltas?

Kung Fu kitties



Ferocious creatures, I love em to bits



Some are grumpy Persians



Others are cutie pies!

[leckysupport]

Interesting. So would you say you like your job/work?

Btw, I don't work in they type of Silicon Valley environment as I described, where I work is far more constrained since I don't live in California and sometimes we have to meet clients and clients regularly come into our office who probably won't be too accepting of contracting work to a company with employees dressed like stoners/WoW players. But generally the environment is far more relaxed than a sales environment I once worked in.

I do like the work/job, I like the activity of programming and people who I'm working for don't offend me in any significant way and they aren't massive pricks.

So it's all good for now.

[Simon Ssmall]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

Plenty. Moved in with my gf. Getting more and more interesting work and options. Coaching people, doing courses, getting business partners drunk and happy, looking forward to a new project. Oh and, buying a new bed. So far so good, really cant complain about my life at the moment.

[tiny_dancer]

So deltas,

what are you doing with your life?

not much.

[Minde]

@ tiny_dancer -

[UDP]

@ tiny_dancer -

Ditto from me, too.
(i saw the original)

[UDP]

Plenty. Moved in with my gf. Getting more and more interesting work and options. Coaching people, doing courses, getting business partners drunk and happy, looking forward to a new project. Oh and, buying a new bed. So far so good, really cant complain about my life at the moment.

Have fun with the new bed.
Proper bedding makes a big difference to me. It's like having comfortable shoes. . .


As for myself, idk, I'm currently in a funky state in regard to some future plans, perhaps porl hits.

[Suz]

Kittens are generally appealing - what do you think about that statement, deltas?

I agree. . .would like to have one and maybe a dog whenever I can find an Si or Te ego to help me take good care of it. . .

[them]

Kittens are generally appealing - what do you think about that statement, deltas?

I like kittens, it's too bad they eventually turn into cats.

[Lobo]

I'm more of a dog person. Cats don't seem very affectionate.

[tiny_dancer]

Sometimes they can be. Depends on the cat. My friend has a cat who loves to sit on a person's lap and purr. He's pretty much the quintessential cat everybody wants. Overall I like them because they're really independent. Easy to take care of when I'm really busy, and I don't have to worry whether they've peed on the sofa in my absence.

[UDP]

I'm more of a dog person. Cats don't seem very affectionate.

Nobody likes wolves.