Originally Posted by
Jeremy1988
Thank you, I was worried that perhaps I had mentioned something off-topic, or something. So, I do think INFj makes sense to some extent, but the biggest source of my previous doubt that I was a feeling type was that I used to get high grades in my Algebra classes. I found working with shapes and graphs to be exausting, but the formulas and variables were easy for me. I am also good at working with computers, in as much as I can figure out how a program works with little effort. And in addition, I seem to frequently offend people unintentionally. When I do this, however, I hate myself for it. For instance, I once told one of my friends that I felt like having friends was pointless, because I still spent most of my time sitting alone. I meant to refer to a general situation, that even though I had four friends, I was still unhappy, and it was just a drain on me, and that I felt like it was pointless. I think that maybe she thought that I was claiming that she personally did not spend enough time with me, and told me I was rude. I had only said this hoping for some helpful suggestions, or at least sympathy. The response I got made me disillusioned and angry. I was afraid to say anything else, because I thought that since I had misjudged the appropriateness of what I had said previously, that anything else I said might also be "rude". I wound up getting up, and walking away without saying anything else, thinking that that might prevent me from putting my foot in my mouth. I was so angry that I didn't realize that this action could also be seen as "rude". I felt trapped by the whole situation. My father says I have bad social skills, but some people disagree with him. However, when working with filenames on computers, I have a couple of odd tendancies. I tend to limit my filenames to 8.3 just in case some of the LFN support is broken somewhere. I also tend to use the command prompt instead of Windows Explorer, because I have used it longer, and find it more powerful and faster in general. I tried to learn C once, but I couldn't grasp anything more than a basic understanding of the syntax.
Now, as to the previous comment that I have strong Introverted Thinking: I would agree, except that that would mean that I used either Extraverted Sensing or Extraverted Intuition as my other function, which I very much doubt, due to my difficulty adapting to rapidly changing circumstances.
I am not sure of my type, but I have reseached a great deal.
Si) and Introverted Intuition (
Ni) actually mean. When I am in school, I tend not to interact with many people, go straight from one class to another, and feel disgusted with students who don't respect the teachers or the school (Although I never say anything to them). I tend to show up early to class, and always have my work ready to be turned in. One peculiarity I have is that if a teacher makes a mistake when teaching the class, I don't point it out until after the other students have left the room, to avoid embarrasing them in front of their class. But when I am at home, I spend a lot of time reading, listening to music, studying various theories, watching television, and sometimes playing RPG's.
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My comments were matter-of-fact, not critical.
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