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Awful audio. Sibilance. Phasing issues. Blech.

When i don't agree, i keep silent or ignore though it can be felt hard inside, don't understand why i need to live in such a way..

For Treatise? 700 words or less double-spaced with a bullet point cover page. I look¹ forward to reading your paper.

this is so interesting. i draw figures and can visualize/imagine things in detail, but when it comes to rotating objects or following location directions, I can't do it at all! yet its an integral part of the iq test, so I always fail/heavily struggly in that section 😅

❤❤❤love and appreciate your work so much. Keep up the awesome work

Okayyy... So I guess feelers just expect everyone top genuinely think everything they do is amazing ? Isn't that just childish?

Not me watching this because I was make my own study systems.

If you have this....Could it lead to depression if you arent using your body like just sitting at a desk or the other way using it too much like via laborious work that is just labor? I was a Dancer for years since childhood and did so till 32. After stopping i have felt lost at sea, bored, cant find meaningful work. I dont like going to gym, computer work feels boring but perhaps pilates or dance fitness could be a way to get back to myself again....thinking outloud😊

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Your kindred souls are fun party mates. Not a partner, no way would ESTJ enjoy dating an ESTP or ISTP. INFP works because we are all a bit sado-masochistic and looking for a boss lol. And loyal. ESTP and ISTP are least loyal people i have met. And they are quite random - prone to whims. Too much change. Don't tend to hold onto things. ESTJ and INFP both treasure tradition, values, trinkets, and they both hang in there even when going gets tough.

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So who are the kindred souls to INTJ?

also here for a fictional character so thank you!!

I often not satisfied from my teachers answers to my every questions. The information given to me is not detailed So I have to do my own research from other sources.

As a child, I felt responsible for my parents fighting with each other, and wanted so much to help them. I couldn't think straight and hated my home (not my parents, but the home atmosphere), and felt better at school or with friends. When there was nobody at home, though, I didn't want to go to school and it happened a lot. I shared what I experienced with friends but not with adults, not even my parents. Getting teased felt terrible, like I was worthless. And I was VERY touchy feely. I hated being treated like a child, and would remind people my age, probably because I am very small in size and it needed to be cleared up. The primary concern of my childhood and adolescence was to keep myself from blurting out things that hurt people. Amd because I cared about everyone feeling hapoy, I didn't that I was NOT standing up for my self. I didn't actually think that the real world could be so cruel, because my experience at school had seemed rather pleasant(in retrospect, I might have been covertly insulted all my life, but just thought they were teasing me or just making a joke). I grew out ALL of these after university years, because the real world was nothing like I imagined and I am still getting back to it, 4 years later. I don't think I mnow who I am yet, and I am not very skilled at looking at myself from the outside. Used to ask people what they thought about me, for this reason, but now I know they aren't going to be very truthful, in any case.

As a child, I felt responsible for my parents fighting with each other, and wanted so much to help them. I couldn't think straight and hated my home (not my parents, but the home atmosphere), and felt better at school or with friends. When there was nobody at home, though, I didn't want to go to school and it happened a lot. I shared what I experienced with friends but not with adults, not even my parents. Getting teased felt terrible, like I was worthless. And I was VERY touchy feely. I hated being treated like a child, and would remind people my age, probably because I am very small in size and it needed to be cleared up. The primary concern of my childhood and adolescence was to keep myself from blurting out things that hurt people. Amd because I cared about everyone feeling hapoy, I didn't that I was NOT standing up for my self. I didn't actually think that the real world could be so cruel, because my experience at school had seemed rather pleasant(in retrospect, I might have been covertly insulted all my life, but just thought they were teasing me or just making a joke). I grew out ALL of these after university years, because the real world was nothing like I imagined and I am still getting back to it, 4 years later. I don't think I mnow who I am yet, and I am not very skilled at looking at myself from the outside. Used to ask people what they thought about me, for this reason, but now I know they aren't going to be very truthful, in any case.

This is my 6 year old. He takes everything apart and puts it back together. Loves legos. So funny so high energy. Debates everything especially bedtime. Non stop questions. He does not like routines. Which was surprising to me since I figured my first born would be that way. Always wants to do science projects.

Please help me. I was tested for memory a couple years ago and found out mine it at the top 8th percentile. He said it was superior. I mean if it’s better than 92% of people… Please help. My it is up there past over 100. And my critical thinking makes my critical thinking/logical thinking very high scores also.

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That's true I was obsessive about excercise and I get injured. I relate to this so much

Im INTJ and Autistic 😂. Its super fun.

This helps so much! Thank you so much for the hard work you’ve put into this video! God bless you ❤

Beautifully made ^.^ thank you

Yes! Describes me to a "t" so glad I found an independent INTP for a husband. :)

What i was told by my peers were *must you ask a question", why do you like arguing"

Thank you

I like Entps though currently looking for Intp but I hate entj

I;m listening to this..instead of studying.

This channel is amazing wow im new fan!

This video was great.

Thank you for these short yet incredibly insightful and precise overviews on the personalities! 🙏😍

Forgot to mention they're very childish and difficult to deal with. They can enjoy their cats.

Thank you!!! 🩷isfp

That is right! But also I am reading that a lot of INFPs in the comments struggle with intimacy as a likely impact of early traumas. I observe the same about myself as who came from an emotionally estranged upbringing. It seems like INFPs who were hurt tend to live in the dichotomy between closeness and isolation. But I encourage all of us who struggle to heal by the radical exposure to what we lacked - love. Have no guilt in being so discerning about picking a partner that you can trust yourself to pursue no matter how difficult or terrifying it might seem at first.

Lovely video! Thank you

Thank you! I need help with emotional management and not take other's emotions on

My experience taught me that empathy is the biggest "weakness" in INFP's when they're involved in a toxic relationship. Be it friendship or romantic pursuits. There were two relationships that tormented me for years - and I didn't even fall in love, I was just attached to the struggle which they learned to exploit my qualities and utilities. The moment you learn to cut off the "understanding" is when you learn to stand up for yourself as an INFP. I so glad that I finally found my first true love in an INTJ who I can entrust my qualities to, and a safe space for me to confront and unlearn my deepest traumas and insecurities.

As an Isfp I totally love your Videos ♥️♥️

Im optimistically, pessimistic

🎉very useful, well explained

Wish my parents have knowledge about this on my younger days ☹, Well I'm glad I still have time to learn about myself, heal my inner child and improve to be the best version of my adult self.

I agree with everything here as it pertains to me as an INTP except that I'm not "even analytical at times" - I find I'm always analytical, as it does say about INTPs in another SSS video. This is the most well rounded and accurate description of INTPs I've come across online.

Great video. All is correct except for I do practice intilling values and life lessons at the same time letting them be who they are. I just always find room for improvement in myself as well as everyone else including my children. I let my children have alot of free rome to learn on their own but am not affraid to disapline if theyre clearly doing something wrong. Everything else is spot on

6:37 THANK YOU for pointing out that we evade sharing our opinions, this is rarely mentioned. We are more or less quite passive and not the condescending and outspoken thinker stereotype. Excellent video.

ESTJ is the best type.Easy

ESTJ is the best at their best. If you don’t think so, I think you’re wrong lol

Thank you so much for this!

the problem is.. most of them are annoying, loud and doesnt help me at all. +distractions. I would prefer to work/study alone.

I hate reading. Most competition is petty. I have NEVER asked myself if anything is good for people. I'm, to put it nicely, not a people fan- ever, even as a child. The more difficult something is, the better I do. The sampler the task, the higher my failure rate.