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    Quote Originally Posted by Nevero View Post
    i've overhead the following statement from someone who presumably has Ni as a base function: "i hate driving. whose bright idea it was to put something as fallible as a human being behind a 2 ton construction and allow them to accelerate it up to 70 mph? [local highway speed limit]".

    would this be an example of apprehension and anxiety caused by weak Se? at first i thought that they are so nervous about driving due to Se-PoLR, but i've also noticed them spacing out and going into some kind of haze and later attempting to make up for it, which seemed to be strong Ni.

    do any of the ILIs or IEIs share this sentiment (also LIIs and EIIs, is this kind of anxiety familiar to you)? does driving at high(er) speeds unsettle you? do/did you feel apprehensive about learning how to drive, owning and operating a car?
    Totally! I'm terrified of driving, and I have Se Polr. Always felt scared of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Becca View Post
    Totally! I'm terrified of driving, and I have Se Polr. Always felt scared of it.
    could you explain some more about what exactly it is that scares you?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nevero View Post
    could you explain some more about what exactly it is that scares you?
    Being in a car, driving too fast or too low, cars passing me, etc...

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