I know *exactly* how you feel?

[xerx]

Has an Fi-dom. ever said this to you?

[Adam Strange]

If so, I can't remember the specifics, but Fi-doms have definitely told me that I don't know what they are thinking. Lol. When I often do.

Or think I do.

[The Reality Denialist]

Not really by those words. ~90% accurate but I have my own ones, thank you very much and those are quite eccentric and if say those aloud most people are perplexed.

[The Reality Denialist]

If we can put standard on things (namely introverted functions that condeses things to its forms) it kind of make me wonder about subjectivity of our experience.

[Sol]

may to say any F type, especially with N

[xerx]

I'm specifically thinking of this scene from The Matrix.

https://youtu.be/d8197zMgHVs?t=61

Morpheus (ESI) asks Neo whether he believes in faith. When Neo says no, Morpheus tells him "I know exactly what you mean."

[sbbds]

Kinda agree with Sol here, but sure I remember instances with EIIs especially.

[Adam Strange]

I'm specifically thinking of this scene from The Matrix.

https://youtu.be/d8197zMgHVs?t=61

Morpheus (ESI) asks Neo whether he believes in faith. When Neo says no, Morpheus tells him "I know exactly what you mean."

I think Morpheus asked him if he believes in fate, not faith. Nevertheless, that is a scene with very religious overtones.

[xerx]

I think Morpheus asked him if he believes in fate, not faith. Nevertheless, that is a scene with very religious overtones.

Typo.

[marooned]

I dunno about that example from The Matrix. Morpheus says "I know exactly what you mean" regarding Neo wanting to feel he has control over his life rather than believing in fate which to him suggests it's all predetermined (a lot of people feel that way about fate, so obviously Morpheus thinks this is deeper than that since inside The Matrix one is bound to predetermined programing and so it's quite literally being inside a prison). Morpheus proceeds to tell him about this feeling that something is wrong with the world (that feeling is linked to why someone in the matrix might find "fate" a touchy subject--on some level the prisoner knows they are a prisoner), and asks if he knows what's he's talking about. Most likely this feeling is actually shared by everyone in the matrix (though there will be nuances per the individual and some will blot it from their minds better than others), so Morpheus is actually alluding to a phenomenon. Neo likely isn't the first person he's brought out of the matrix. It is a spiritual analogy to the experience of a human in the world, but it's much more on the nose in a way spirituality can't be since the movie has narrow bounds. It's a metaphor.

The closest to this I've encountered was when people tried to convert me to evangelical Christianity. They would try to make me think I perceive something I don't and manipulate any distress they were able to get to show as proving their point. They wanted to be like Morpheus but they were simply false.

Anyway, I don't know why would be more likely to tell someone they know exactly how they feel than though the contexts may vary. I suppose the way Morpheus is describing the sense of something being wrong with the world is more as it's getting at something felt deep inside, but it's really more about intuition IMO than ethics in this case.

I mean I do think types will probe inner feelings sometimes in ways PoLR hates but their duals who don't want to express emotion in an effusive way () and struggle to even put words to it, appreciate. Obviously PoLR won't like that and will be more likely to feel invaded in a way it doesn't appreciate.

[Hot Scalding Gayser]

Whatever the type it feels sickly and manipulative as hell. Like you are obviously setting a person up for a trap where you claim to know exactly how they feel, so they then share more feelings/personal crap with them where then they would just twist to suit their own agenda and completely backstab/kill you with maybe or just really try to permanently hurt you in some way but they themselves gain.

To be fair to all quadras I can see an "Unhealthy" EII AND EIE doing this. And also LIE/ESE maybe?

It's also possible, to not be so cynical, that the person really is just genuinely relating but without the proper context it just comes across as the other way lol (and in most IRL grimdark situations I think people experience it as the former and not the latter.)

[Farag]

Maybe you are just talking about a narcissist who you thought he was an EII Or Any other type and that doesn't have to be manipulative. but it's okay I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL!

Whatever the type it feels sickly and manipulative as hell. Like you are obviously setting a person up for a trap where you claim to know exactly how they feel, so they then share more feelings/personal crap with them where then they would just twist to suit their own agenda and completely backstab/kill you with maybe or just really try to permanently hurt you in some way but they themselves gain.

To be fair to all quadras I can see an "Unhealthy" EII AND EIE doing this. And also LIE/ESE maybe?

It's also possible, to not be so cynical, that the person really is just genuinely relating but without the proper context it just comes across as the other way lol (and in most IRL grimdark situations I think people experience it as the former and not the latter.)

[Farag]

I'm an Fi-dom and i admit that i use this 'manipulative' word.

Has an Fi-dom. ever said this to you?

[Rebelondeck]

It's a common expression that I've heard from most types - a lot of Ips seem to use it. Fi-types tend to be detached enough to get fairly objective views of others. They may not be the most empathetic but those with intelligence (and who've actually spent some time contemplating someone else's behaviour) can be quite perceptive about motivations and mindset, and many make use of their insight.

a.k.a. I/O