How To Spot an INTJ in 2 Minutes...

[@lovewho]

Get to know the real you with mindmymind - dub.sh/lovewho

[@khushiu1154]

"they look beyond the obvious and sometimes *miss* the obvious"

[@whysmile9412]

this line hit me the most as an INTJ

[@disciplinenotregret]

This one hit home as well. 🤣

[@omarisaac1889]

Yeah, this one got me so well, and when such a scenario happens, it makes me doubt my own intellectual ability, then I start overthinking 🤦‍♂️

[@ismata3274]

Sometimes? That's good odds.

[@DarkTailsTheFox]

Me whenever I'm looking for a specific something in the kitchen or at work and miss it when it's right in front of my face.

[@namaanda5349]

Ahh yes... my daily dose of INTJ ego boost

[@chaerihwi5117]

Lmao

[@bogdi131313]

Same!

[@BuizelCream]

Often coming back to this

[@janondrej]

Exactly.

[@darkkione3370]

Hahahah that's why I'm here, to get motivated by my ego

[@haelscheirs_haven]

Plan for the next day: procrastinate.

[@michaelkrull3331]

Reminds me of a line from Tremors: We plan ahead, that way we don't have to do anything right now.

[@olinaklaric5584]

Me today omg I-

[@bernardszymanski6358]

From my experience they don't really procrastinate that much, I've found all INTJ's pretty conscientious. Maybe reluctant to spend energy at times...? Then again my image of procrastination is connected with INTP's and ENTP's so I guess next to them nobody seems procrastinating

[@elvien1640]

Procrastination? I dont know her

[@Johnhasa1]

Lool

[@virginiagwen6523]

INTJ: I will do anything to reach my goals. Proceeds to blend into society. Act more extroverted in order to gain better social networks. Finally, 10 years later: Goal achieved - Edit: The acting part is difficult and I usually can't be bothered, until it's necessary. It's difficult because I need to use a lot of energy, and because I dislike being unauthentic. I'm INTJ 5w6, though my 6 is really strong.

[@javierlandry7246]

Congratulations!

[@brownin329]

I will never act extroverted. That's fake.

[@yayayipi4139]

@@brownin329 you'll understand when you're out dealing with people

[@Lylantares]

Girl INTJ. Learned how to social chameleon at early adulthood. Still hates to do the first move on people in a personal environment. Is happy whan someone approaches her and talks. 2-3 people max though. PS: a layer of "nice" on blunt openness can work wonders.

[@hdgaiqnwknz6032]

Being a good actor and a great liar is a blessing.

[@acrossthesoftuniverse1575]

how to spot INTJ in 2 seconds: *dead stare*

[@aubreys1675]

Staring means you have my undivided attention!! I’m hyper focused on what you’re saying and don’t want to miss anything

[@acrossthesoftuniverse1575]

@Kei Keishin „what did I do”

[@marialeon6765]

@Kei Keishin Yeah, exactly

[@jackieocean3511]

Yea, it's creepy...🤤

[@BJovanovic1987]

TRUUUE.

[@diyunudemel8856]

"Head is in the cloud but hands in the dirt" well said Nathan.

[@lovewho]

I’ve always found that notion to be extremely applicable to the INTJ mindset! Hope you enjoyed the video ~ Nathan

[@badasszen7189]

As an INTJ I can say that this is so perfect and true

[@jnak974]

Everyone else: hides when the boss comes. Boss:hides when the INTJ comes around. INTJ: where the fuck is everyone?!

[@MsDezB1]

LOL!!

[@Chillipep]

🤣

[@icingcake]

INTJ would not be complaining about everyone being gone tho

[@jnak974]

⁠@@icingcake yeah but how many jobs actually give you the benefit of doing everything solo? Even if you work on a computer, there’s always emails, messages and generally communication you have to wait on. They would LOVE to eradicate useless interaction but they’re always waiting other people to process the next step which is why they always bombard their boss with ideas. This is a fundamental part of the mastermind trait. Management loves the INTJ work ethic but hates the engineering that accompanies their personalities. I work with a person like this. Lo and behold, they scored INTJ on 3 different personalities tests.

[@icingcake]

@@jnak974 lol I wouldn’t know how many because once I found such a situation I haven’t left despite it being crappy in a lot of other ways. But yeah I’m looking for better ones with the same setup. Too bad I’m not into tech because I think they have a lot more of those types of opportunities. From what I can tell about IT help desk memes lol.

[@Mrs.Silversmith]

"Hell is a nightclub." Amen to that!

[@DreamQuillRose]

Literally. I went clubbing exactly once. Had a raging migraine in 45 minutes that, even at home after taking ibuprofin, totally incapacitated me for the rest of the evening. Nausea and everything. And I didn't even have anything to drink. Total sensory overload.

[@HisameArtwork]

the worse is guys groping and my girlfriends not letting me murder anyone. me: time to murder girl friends: no, just no. me: but creep and dark , he touched my butt and smelled your hair. girl friends: no. me: just some mutilation? girl friends: no. me: ok that one kissed me without permission, I'mma murder girlfriends: ok time for you to go to bed young lady. me: amen.

[@ghifariasoka8272]

I second that. I went to my school's prom because every student of my grade was urged to. Sometime later, most of everyone was dancing and jumping. Someone did a fucking rugby charge and hit around three kids. Someone else threw a chair out of sheer hype. It's raw chaos

[@jamesbaxter5978]

@@HisameArtwork Um no all those scenarios entirely warrant murder, wtf. As a male INTJ I hated night clubs at first but got more into it basically as "a challenge" haha (and it short doses), but one of the things I enjoyed the most was picking fights with creeps. Fuck those dudes.

[@alexeysaranchev6118]

It is, but only when I'm sober. If you like any electronic music, try numbing your brain with substances available, and [optionally] legal in your area, and then visiting the event. You just might have the time of your life.

[@sj-ul8kl]

INTJs may seem cold and intimidating at first, but once they let you in, they are some of the best humorists I've ever known. I (an INFJ 5w4) have three very good INTJ friends and they're all extremely playful and funny when they let their guards down (: our senses of humor just click very well and I feel like they understand mine- not sure how, but much love for you INTJs

[@hibaammar7954]

@btw I've shinigami eyes this person doesn't sound infj at all tbh , sorry for your experience with her , but i assure you infjs are good listeners and seek to help you so hope you find better people and good luck

[@Jay-el9iz]

@@hibaammar7954 You know, type doesn't define the entirety of someone's being and it doesn't reliably predict how they're gonna evolve.

[@jagrutib27]

I (an INTJ 5w4) envy you for having such intellectual friends with humor, something that I can never have.

[@mariahc8558]

I agree. source : another INTJ ;))

[@Chillipep]

@@mochi675 You've described a narcissist, not an INFJ.

[@Jordan-ic8rj]

I would appreciate it if you could stop reading straight into my soul every INTJ based video

[@ongyuxuan6989]

Exactly

[@zixu1351]

Agreed

[@MemesOverOutrage]

lmao plus the eye contact

[@ramachandrakavitha8065]

Lmao no way.... He barely scratched the surface

[@busystudying6711]

Yess

[@user-of4kk4in9f]

Hell For INTJ is a nagging wife; a friend who cant control their emotions; a nonsensicle set of rules they are required to follow; or an acquaintance who vents about all their trouble and won't do anything to change it.

[@crustycrabburgers8608]

nagging wife is specific but idk

[@Sotweetie]

SO TRUE. People who present you with problems that they want you to say are so terrible but do *not* want you to offer a solution. I've had this happen a lot recently. Why wouldn't they want the solution??

[@user-of4kk4in9f]

@@Sotweetie its simple. They just want the superior INJj to make THEM feel important in their crap lives.

[@rafaelleitao3102]

Also hell for INTP

[@user-of4kk4in9f]

Hell for INFP is an INTJ who just won't SHUT UP and just has to describe in minute detail 100 different ways with full analogies how you wronged them.

[@blackoceancreativeuniverse]

Perhaps I need a better disguise.

[@Michael59197]

My God! That's why this MBTI thing is real and not a waste of my time. It's like you know me. And I will get to know me better and evolve.

[@brownin329]

It isn't.

[@gamaxgbg]

Sorry, but astrology is bs. You can only say about someone’s psychology if you study their psychological. Psychology is not a priori, you can’t deduce anything from an external source.

[@gamaxgbg]

@@kali4967 Your argument contradicts itself. First you say it has nothing to do with the psyche, then you say most successful people (a very debatable statistics) consult an astrologer. Of course a lot of psychology studies result in bullshit, people treat it as a statistical science just like they treat economics. No doubt both fail miserably, that's why Austrian School of Economics is the only real school of economics. Astrology is as bs as economic calculation in a planned economy. Same principle, just a different scale. And a fallacy of authority is no argument, the truth doesn't care who believes in what. Astrology is so bs that the astros are in very different positions now than they were in the ancient era and astrologers still "study" their old positions. If the position of the astros really matter in a person's life, what's the point of studying a position that doesn't even exist anymore? And i don't say sorry for me, i say sorry for you and others who had the bad luck to read that.

[@gamaxgbg]

@@kali4967 Sorry, but you did not understand what i said. I didn't say psychology and economics fail, i said that those studies fail. My comparison was made to say that those studies actually are not psychology and economics, and thus those studies are bullshit. And about the contradiction, those two things are not unrelated facts. Even though of course astrology doesn't study the psyche, it says about the psyche, and that's the problem and my reason to say it's bullshit. And if they study the new positions why do all (or at least most) astrologers still talk about only 12 zodiac signs if now there are 13? But this could be that those astrologers are scammers, i don't discard this possibility.

[@kali4967]

@@gamaxgbg you're an intj?

[@AbigailJadeGraham]

I like how he goes directly to the point. I don't usually watch KZbin videos because they are too long with basically no information. He says fast what he wants to say and leaves. Yes.

[@siyno5879]

Kinda sexy if you think about it... - INTP female

[@vgcc9723]

So happy to "see" so many INTJs in the same "place". We are hard to find, but we have gathered here. Hello INTJs; we are wonderful!

[@HisameArtwork]

eh.

[@burnyizland]

As someone who has rarely found themselves among peers, on any level, I feel this comment! I've been disappointed lately though at how different we are from each other - our belief systems can be so diametrically opposed it can get prickly around these parts. Still intrigued though.

[@mjr7910]

Waving... hello there. INTJ lady here, older than dirt (64 years old).

[@burnyizland]

@@mjr7910 Oh I have dirt older than that! Hi! *waves* I'm in my 40s over here... and I grew up in a retirement community so my interests have always skewed older. SOOOO which special interests are you into? I'm nutty about real estate - like most INTJs I'm into a lot of stuff to the Nth degree but that's the one I obsess the most over because it has presented me with an unsolvable puzzle: trying to find the best long-term solution that I can actually afford! I put in all the data and keep coming up empty. Do you do that when you find a nut you can't crack? Nice to hear from you. :)

[@mjr7910]

@@burnyizland Hello my friend. I am into many things as you may guess, I make jewelry, I crochet for the homeless, I am extremely spiritual and study on this always. Thank you for asking!

[@blainefiasco8225]

I have to literally stop either what I'm doing, or stop the vid whenever I watch him. Every single word is important

[@konstantinosmitro5942]

nightclub

[@muhammadriedhoramadhansyaf5086]

Same

[@Dixieland-kj4yu]

Same. I even had to replay a few parts on 0.75x speed because even though I heard him the first time I wanted to make sure I really understood what he was saying lol. I figured these videos can help me understand my bf better I'm an INTP & he's INTJ

[@JustKforLIfe]

when I was in middle school I took lots of online quizzes to try and find out whether my suspicions were true and I was in fact a sociopath and only now do I realize i was an intj all along

[@burnyizland]

This made me actually choke on my beverage! Sometimes it seems it's a slim margin but I was overjoyed to hear this vid describing us as actually having value systems and passion. It's nice when others notice that bit.

[@C-SD]

This, and people frequently telling me I should try for an asd dx. The "autistic traits" everyone was seeing appear to be directly related to the intj personality type. 🤷🏻‍♀ Obviously any type could be dealing with asd, but I wonder how often we're miss dxed?

[@hhh310]

@@C-SD I’ma n INTJ and my mom actually thinks I have autism, due to my noise sensitivity. When I am a floor above my mom, I can hear her chewing her gum, so usually I tell her not to (she doesn’t listen) it gets frustrating. I can relate to some of the symptoms of autism, but I don’t think I have it, because it doesn’t run in the family. What does run in the family is anxiety and adhd, which I relate to every symptom of.

[@sumaiaakter2269]

Lol. I also thought I was a sociopath. I told my mom about it. She was like i don’t know but you used be very violent few years ago. Now you are calm. Mbti saved me from spending money on psychiatrist.

[@BethPonce-c2x]

Hahahaha

[@katterek]

As an INTP I find INTJs so fascinating and alien. One may think that there are a lot of similarities but each of the INTJs I know are a stiff cold perfection. They are so organized and deliberate. Interaction with them makes me so acutely aware of how disorganized and random I am. I guess they expose the flaws I have by being so good at them. And while I admire and aspire to be like them in the same time it reminds me how much I prefer to just think and analyse stuff without actually getting anything done and how quickly I become bored of things and wouldn't want to stick to the stuff that bores the hell out of me just for the sake of principles (though I know it's not the case for INTJs, I know they would be the first to drop a method, if they come to conclusion that it's actually not getting them closer to the goal). If there's one word I would use to describe the essence of INTJs and their biggest asset it would be DELIBERATE.

[@tulips7465]

As an INTJ, I love INTPS. And my INTP friend typed me as INTJ, even before asking my type. Haha and he did say something similar about how he admired my efficiency. My planning skills and the ability to bring it to fruition. In his words: YOU ARE SO INTJ and you inspire me so much!!! 😂 Because he is very prone to having lots of plans and that's the end of it. Nothing happens. Years passed and nothing happens. And I'm there to push him.

[@lushivil7226]

I like INTPs, I want to shove you guys into a jar and use you guys as my test subjects. (It’s a compliment)

[@Nikolay-qx1uh]

this is so true, I'm also intp and my friend is intj and I really admire how they think of things

[@AraYuannn]

My sister is an intp we get along really well cuz she finds me the only logical person on the family but I admit i made her realised the hard way how manipulative intj can be when i was younger

[@wiegraf9009]

He's so right when he says we're organized when we have a goal in mind and otherwise we're "quite unstructured in our daily life" (AKA disaster). If you see us looking perfect it's because we happen to be at our best and not our worst.

[@InternetLiJo]

Calling out our deep vents of emotions see. 🤫 Also the overstimulation is very real. I used to have a private office in a shared building. But still, things like the lights and air were universally set. I also felt too accessible to people. So a year ago I found an empty building where I work and turned it into my “new” dimly lit, completely quiet office. I’ve never been happier. Looking like a real life vampire 🧛‍♀️

[@MsHurricane70]

Nothing worse than shared office space. Death of all energy and thought processes. Dim floor lamps, door closed, quiet aloneness.... perfect work space. “No” to the open door policy and work potlucks.

[@Sotweetie]

The problem is that I don't realize I'm being blunt until someone clutches their pearls.

[@heatherbryant4197]

Love that expression lol... pearl-clutching 😏

[@Mayakran]

Right? I’ve had people pull me aside and tell me that what I said was rude/blunt/awkward (not very often but it sticks with you). Sometimes it’s a result of my patience with their behavior wearing thin, but other times it’s just sheer obliviousness.

[@brownin329]

Or I get fired 🙄

[@HisameArtwork]

@@brownin329 I still feel that one. But boss, it's illegal. I don't wanna do it...2 weeks later, they found some excuse to fire me. Took them 2 weeks to come up with an idea.

[@C-SD]

It has taken me decades to develop tact, not wanting to unintentionally hurt other people gave me the impetus. Overall, though, I just tell people I'm blunt. I try to be as kind as possible, but I *will* tell you about yourself if you're being stupid or an asshole. Its my natural setting. 🤣 that's one good thing about not needing many people. I can be hard to take in large doses

[@valerievaughn5495]

INTJ here. Wow, concise and right on! This is a must see for anyone that knows an INTJ snd wants insight. Thank you!❤️

[@DaggerSecurity]

At 1:12 about missing the obvious. Wow. Especially regarding romantic relationships in my teenage years. Too often I would miss the hints of interest that girls would send me.

[@izabelleelkhodr8569]

'who tend to plan the day the night before' -me listening to this while planning my whole week(to do lists, Notion)

[@darlenek.acosta2241]

Ah yes INTJ they always talk about time.....and how important and limited it is for them that’s how I find them easily not to mention they are my sister type so their Ni is pretty obvious lmao

[@C-SD]

And then spend hours trying to decide what to do. I do things as quickly as possible to have time to think about doing things as quickly as possible.

[@darlenek.acosta2241]

@@C-SD yeah like it’s harder for Ni-Te to start something but unlike INTP’s they actually mostly likely finish what they have started. Ti-Ne jumps from thing to thing picking up and dropping things left and right.

[@darlenek.acosta2241]

@btw I've shinigami eyes ahh I always wanted to ask a INTJ on their opinion on holidays. Like do they feel like a waste of money etc? Also on birthdays even tho I am not a Ni-Te user I’ve come to dislike them very early in my life because I’ve realized how materialistic they are and in the end it doesn’t really matter.

[@NB-qy7ku]

@@darlenek.acosta2241 think environment is a big factor in values a person has. Like if everyone or culture giving then they maybe very giving, compassionate, etc. This isn't about intj necessarily but other types too. If holidays are important then they will be on board. Think you'd have to look at the value system of them or culture. What do you expect? or expectations in culture values? Who are you in community with? What are your values? They may see your character and see you for who you are. Who are you. functions are not values of an individual. Perhaps some could even be planning out years or going spontaneous is a value and choice. Off top of my head its planned out.

[@NB-qy7ku]

@@darlenek.acosta2241 I was thinking like christmas or thanksgiving or few other holidays. I think it recenters the community on what is important and that is each other. I see a recemtering happen where people come back to their roots and it's a time that can be of humility and showing appreciation and thankfulness for those around. Time for giving and hearts can open during this time. Think holidays in a way are about community, history, etc. Could analyze the history or why people value this time of year. It's like a birthday. Can celebrate the person a thankfulness and show or tell them about them or how they mark or impacted you or others. Its same way with holidays. People are like light or bright spots of a person existence if it's good and not toxic environment. There can be appreciation. I like christmas because I see people getting reset and giving and sometimes they stop and see others. They care for them. Course this is the rose colored glasses and there other view points. But during holiday in a way allows people to impact others and it's more accepted. Where other times of year it might come off more weird in our culture perhaps. Think overall they can be good thing. There multiple sides to holiday question to be considered. Think they do more good than not. Blessing others.

[@_InsertName_]

I'm trying to look for an INTJ friend, this came right in time. ~ an INFJ

[@aiman96yearsago10]

same here (INFJ) 😂

[@aiman96yearsago10]

@@estrellaipc 😳😳

[@janine9790]

my best friend is an INFJ so yes they do make great pairs (from my experience)

[@PGOuma]

Yeah depending on how needy or emotional you are, you have to find the RIGHT INTJ for you. But if you don't care about that stuff and you're even a healthy type, then any INTJ should be fine for you 👍🏼

[@livingwikipedia1952]

INTJ here. I do have an INFJ friend, but she's in a hospital. Not because of me..

[@mjr7910]

Hello Nathan. You mentioned something that I think needs to be more well know about INTJ. That is, that they are passionate and romantic. Well, at least I am. INTJ (5w4). I have a gooey, vulnerable core. In my 20's I learned to hide all that under a shell of indifference. But if... if I let someone in, they will see that I'm terribly romantic and even goofy. Only two people ever made it in. For those people I write really bad poetry, I remind them every day that I love them. Weirder still is that I am an HSP (Highly Sensitive Person) and an INTJ. Yep, they exist.

[@ladym.9268]

Agreed. Goofy and sensitive to the core. But also, all the other things too. Highly sensitive to others' reactions and emotional patterns, though in an unaffected way...

[@heatherbryant4197]

Relatable. -- 5w4 INTP But yes, an INTJ's Fi guarded heart is a unique kind of gooey core, a bit different from mine. I'm curious, as you identify as a HSP, how are you defining that term -- i.e. in more of a feelings way or picking up on vibes, or more in terms of sensitivity to sensory stimuli? Do you feel you have both cognitive empathy & emotional empathy? And what are your thoughts on your use of Fe? Sorry for all the questions 😅

[@hacerkiilc]

*5w4* what is that mean?

[@brownin329]

Goofy, yes. Gooey, hell no.

[@mjr7910]

@@hacerkiilc 5w4 refers to an enneagram type. A different personality system. I find it be a very helpful complement to MBTI.

[@TheLosrodri]

INTJs are extremely hard to get to know, so you aren't likely to be able to get a sense for their true selves at first, much less in 2 minutes. However, if the initial conversation somehow allows them to reveal their love of efficiency, particularly NEEDLESS efficiency, you may very well have an INTJ on your hands. Especially if this is paired with a weird deadpan stare.

[@vgcc9723]

The "Needless efficiency" was harsh but true

[@burnyizland]

How could efficiency ever be needless? I mean, I've been told this by non-INTJs when trying to force me to get along, but I don't buy it. Even when I'm trying to take more time with something or 'be relaxed' about something it's because doing so is the best way of doing the thing.

[@RogueAlchemist]

You may not be able to get to "know" one in 2 min, but should be able to recognize one in that amount of time. I do have to disagree with the "needless" qualifier though. The rest is spot on- we endeavor to never do anything needlessly.

[@C-SD]

*Snort*😂 I was gonna say needless efficiency is an oxymoron. Apparently this true to type.

[@Chatoyancify]

@@burnyizland As an INTP I don't understand how efficiency can be needless either. I'll go to extreme lengths for efficiency, but it has to be a system I'm regularly approaching. If it's occasional, I'll procrastinate, even though it's never needless.

[@radnorio3180]

I don’t really care about meaningless interpersonal relationships. I understand people really well, but I personally dislike most people I come across because they make great efforts to conform to normality even though it negatively affects them mentally. I enjoy solitude, but I also enjoy being in occasional company with people that are either genuine or respectable in some aspect. I’m starting to realize that’s more of a personality trait and not so much of an issue. It’s strange how easily menial problems piss me off, and I have struggled to work in groups because I didn’t care about the task. My personal hell as an “INTJ” (even though we aren’t all the same obviously) is watching people who are in positions of power over me struggle to do menial tasks while also telling me to do things they’re incapable of doing. I have trouble listening to people who are less skilled/ less knowledgeable than me in a certain topic, but I also don’t make great strides in things unless I actually enjoy the topic, so I end up letting other people take leadership roles and regretting it down the line due to their inadequacy. I don’t know much about personality types, but a friend of mine recommended this channel after they told me he thought I was an INTJ. Seems as though he was right, and in all honesty it’s weird to see so many others in the comment sections with similar questions in life. Coming to terms with death and limited time, being opinionated, self objective but not overly critical. These are things that seem to be common among a lot of us and that’s pretty crazy in all honesty.

[@johnknight9150]

Ah yes, thank you for saying "otherwise, they can be quite unstructured in their daily life". I keep seeing INTJ stereotypes about us planning out everything in our day, and holidaying to a strict plan, but we have much more of a taste for anarchy than that and a need to experiment. [Edit]: Though I do like a moshpit.

[@eternalreturnal]

I think that the moment when you're dancing on a nightclub can be quite introspective. Being surrounded by strobe lights and people that you don't necessarily have to pay attention to, just need to remind yourself that they also don't care about you. This is even more true if you're on certain substances.. It's just you and the music. Mosh pits are quite fun as well. If the nightmare scenario is to interact with other people in a social environment, these are not very good examples imho My personal hell happened when i was a kid and my parents sent me to a summer camp. The idea of other people planning my vacation filled with activities I don't want to do WITH other people was horrible. That lasted about 3 days as I simply refused to do anything. Maybe someone else can relate to that experience.

[@jacobwiren8142]

Bible camp.... *shudders*

[@eternalreturnal]

@@jacobwiren8142 i can relate to this as well. Im portuguese and grew up as a catholic so there's not much bible in my experience with religious retreats ahahah but same hellish social scenario i guess.

[@friendlybaby1]

Precisely. I absolutely love the moments of just me and the music (oh, and the drugs). And its dark so no one is asking if I'm OK etc etc just because I'm not inanely chattering about stuff. Don't speak to me when I'm in the music!! And don't speak to me when I'm not in it either ;)

[@eternalreturnal]

@@friendlybaby1 very true, i wouldn't even be friends with people who do that ahah damn i miss going on trance parties real bad. it was really the ultimate emotional purge retreat for me. anyway i take this whole Myers Briggs stuff with a huge grain of salt.

[@sash8099]

The camp scene when Wednesday from Adam's family goes to camp.

[@gemmarium4337]

Really enjoying this “How to spot ____ in 2 minutes” series!!

[@sophialula8710]

i love your thumbnails!

[@PluushPlal]

I think my crush might be INTJ. I often attract INTJ people, and I appreciate all of them! They're witty and delightful, I love their often stone faced delivery, and their advice is effective and straight to the point. Very refreshing for an ENFP like myself!

[@sosyrobinson2636]

Im intj married to enfp and we are a really really good balance for each other. Plus he can appreciate my sick dark humor and he gets tripped up sometimes with how straight faced and voiced I’ll speak about something absolutely horrendous and he for a split second is afraid that I am for real 😂😂😂 gotta keep him on his toes

[@kingakremer]

INFP woman here and I recently learned that I am mainly attracting INTJ men so I am now educating myself on them with videos like this… so helpful, thank you❤️

[@hefeibao]

TL/DR: We seem cold on the outside, but inside we're just marshmallows. The whole point of the exterior is to compensate for the insecurity of the interior.

[@bardus_hobus]

I’m an INTJ and I approve this message.

[@valerievaughn5495]

I’d love to see a two minute video on all the MBTI types. This was soooo helpful!

[@SaviInkpen]

I love this concise but meaty video.

[@The_one_alchemist]

When you're precisely been described with the right words in an adequate amount of time, you can't help but have your usual grin and be glad you subscribed to this channel😏👍🏻

[@disciplinenotregret]

Concise and efficient. You know your audience very well.

[@marcoslanderos382]

I have always looked at the antagonist in books and film as the main character. As an INTJ - I feel that I must know my place in this world.... and the lives I have affected. (Good and Bad).

[@abehaahsan4130]

I'm an intj and ngl this is the most truthful explanation I've heard till now for an INTJ.

[@jacobwiren8142]

We are also always impulsive, but never reckless, something that no other personality can do.

[@mrbullmrbull]

INTJ impulsive? I don't think so

[@peakwanger6332]

lol infj been like that for a long tjme

[@PolskaHerobrine]

Somehow everything you just said is wrong xD

[@HisameArtwork]

@@mrbullmrbull I (an INTJ) married a guy I just met the month before. Now happily married for 7 years to an INFJ. everybody was shocked especially since I always made a big fuss about how marriage is a scam. we married for the visa to be together, event took 5 min. loved the efficiency and no drama compared to the normal event. we're both same citizenship&ethnicity but he worked abroad so either he quit his job or we married for the visa.

[@AttilaKattila]

Impulsive in the sense that one can take a risk. I'd say INTJ's would always consider the odds first, then if taking a gamble is worth it, go for it or if there is no time or no way to avoid gambling. It could be of course that there are just different types of INTJ's. Perhaps more pure INTJ types, or more consistent ones, and more messy ones like myself perhaps.

[@bell1337]

Tha jarringly blunt is too accurate, especially over text, just saying: "Yeah", or "Ig" while I'm like: "So do they understand, or are they just saying that?" I really can't tell sometimes. INTP here

[@anonygent]

If it's INTJ, they understand. You can ask for a paraphrase back if you're not sure and s/he will probably say what you said with half as many words.

[@bell1337]

@@anonygent Thanks, I'll try it out

[@burnyizland]

Agreed. If we're unsure of anything we're not the type to be shy about asking questions.

[@wiegraf9009]

You're actually describing being terse, not being blunt. We're generally both! Blunt is when we give you our actual opinion on things and it's usually a sign we respect you enough to not ignore you or humor you with empty flattery. If we tell you your hair is a mess and you look like hell we are being blunt, but also showing we care enough to mention it because we're concerned about you and want you to do better.

[@aztechnology7996]

INTJ's..... introverts that eventually become experts at acting like extroverts 😆

[@iniebeer2823]

hehe

[@DJEkilibrium]

Thats a very creative name you got there m8, glad to know that is based on one of my Ancient Cultures

[@wiegraf9009]

Some of us do at least!

[@ikiasyb]

"They look beyond the obvious and sometimes miss the obvious." Is so subtle. It's like I need to ask you a more complex question when given a simple one.

[@heathergrahame9647]

For me, hell is being threatened and pressured by a moron (or several morons) to act in a way which is contrary to my deep inner values.

[@youreworthyourweightinavoc7189]

yeah but having to do it in mosh pit would be even worse right? ;)

[@heathergrahame9647]

@@youreworthyourweightinavoc7189 Ha. That's funny. I needed a laugh. Thank you x

[@brownin329]

Yes

[@Mechulus]

As an INTJ, I don't comprehend how that could not be hell for EVERYBODY.

[@heathergrahame9647]

@@Mechulus Lots of people don't have deep inner values. It's a special quality that INTJs have.

[@abhignamudigonda5747]

I'm always in love with the way u explain, ur vocabulary and spot on in short is fantabulous 💖💫

[@rafaelleitao3102]

As an INTP I also resonated a lot with that, however, too much structure seems to create unnecessary friction. Actually I feel a bit like INTP-INTJ hybrid, in the 16 personalities test my P/J is very balanced, although I know they don't share the cognitive functions. I definitely know that in the core I am a TiNe person, but with age and in my profession (I'm a doctor) you learn and appreciate pragmatism a lot, so no longer I draw that much pleasure from knowing things just to know them; I'm finding more and more joyful to learn things that actually have implication and actually change what I do to the patients. In the college I used to navigate deeply around subjects just because they were interesting (how the hell do sperm find the egg?; how is vision created and processed along neuron networks inside the brain?), but many of them were turned to trivia because they have zero impact on the daily practice. I also used to be very undecisive about things (knew a lot, super able to correct information, but to make choices also seemed very... burdensome, there are so many ways for things to be wrong, mistakenly analyzed or don't go as planned) and now I am getting more and more comfortable in being assertive about actions, rather than only ideas. I also know that INTP's shadow is ENTJ, which share INTJ's cognitive functions, but although I am blunt sometimes, I usually am not bossy; I hate to manage people. I prefer to isolate my work from the ones I don't judge competent enough rather than pressing them to get on track. Anyways, MBTI is a tool, not a box, and insights are always useful even if designed for other types :) love your channel!

[@globalamoeba8910]

Hmm. I feel the reverse as an INTJ, with many INTP-ish traits. I adopted the tendency for frivolous analysis and information seeking out of an admiration for what it can produce: understanding a problem on a deeper level, getting closer to the truth, finding unique routes in doing so, etc. I think it’s a superior mode of being. This “boundless intellectualism”, though there remains an underlying pragmatism in where my analysis will go.

[@kiddastarr1411]

every intj video you make speaks more and more to me on a personal level 😓

[@xiimipa3_gunawanpratama176]

Constructing narratives To explain the available data That one really got me

[@tasnianeherin3221]

I usually find this channel's videos absolutely perfect while it comes for description of the certain types of personalities. Especially the vocabularies are quite impressive! Sometimes I watch your videos just to learn to speak more effectively beside knowing the personality types. Thanks and best wishes from an ENFP. ❣️

[@nuans9800]

additional hell for me, an intj: living in any "external world", standardisation of means and values for success, society appreciating style over substance

[@leikoo.]

I don't really know what exactly my mbti is, but it's certainly an INTX. A lot of the things in the video really connected with how I felt. Especially the adapting part. I wish the day would go how I planned it, but it just doesn't. I especially dislike pop-quizzes. I could have set more time out of my day studying for that topic instead of doing other things, but at the end of the day I don't know the future.

[@lovewho]

It's great that you've narrowed it down that far already. I have various videos comparing the types, including INTP vs INTJ. Feel free to check that one out and see if it helps you decide between them! ~ Nathan

[@leikoo.]

Will be watching it, thanks! @@lovewho

[@christineherrmann205]

"Jarringly blunt" is such a mood. But thanks for the heads-up on their hell. That could come in.... useful. 😋

[@jackieocean3511]

😂

[@Slayer3264]

Keep in mind that INTJs still have a childlike Se hidden somewhere in there. Push them enough and it comes out... often with rather chaotic results. Fortunately it usually doesn't last long unless an extreme stressor is at play.

[@Mayakran]

You wouldn’t dare

[@christineherrmann205]

@@Mayakran ENFJ. Sometimes hell is the only motivation. 🤣

[@wiegraf9009]

Mosh pits and concerts aren't hell for us, it's actually stuff like boring dinner parties where we have to be polite and listen to inconsequential drivel that really really really drives us nuts. That dinner scene in Poor Things where Bella offends everyone is very INTJ hell.

[@gouthamy6271]

I love how your videos are short and crisp. As an INTJ I can myself think of the explanations to the crisp headers. I wouldn't rather spend in a DETAILED 30MIN VIDEO, explaining every point like to a kid.

[@MoPoppins]

Nathan & the MBTI Stories channel are always SPOT ON w/ every detail. How refreshing. :)

[@yoln_fvr]

Thank you for mentioning "passionate and unexpectedly emotional" bc that's very true

[@chxtnx]

Ok I'm an INTJ... I'm here to learn what not to do

[@whysmile9412]

this is exactly the reason why i subbed to this channel when i first found this

[@HisameArtwork]

don't open our mouths, period. learn sign language and pretend to be mute so ppl leave us alone.

[@Mechulus]

What not to do: Change your nature. You'll only exhaust yourself trying to be the kind of person you IMAGINE others will like more. Such delusions are illusions - ungraspable. INTJs have few friends, but those friends are loved all the more.

[@hefeibao]

Nooooo @chxtnx! You have to learn you can't change your spots, or you'll be miserable. Embrace your INTJ-ness and put in compensators to shore up the weak areas. The worst thing you can do is to try to deny your true nature and think there is something wrong with you.

[@xerioxsan9608]

I just want to say thank you for making this video and being so damn articulate and clever with the words, huge props!

[@chrisbcakes4949]

Hell for them is a night club. You are so right. 😂

[@HermesGirl]

Nailed it. Wow. Very well worded. Love. Sharing.

[@r.m.s.6823]

Married to an INTJ and this is soo true...

[@neurobadger2291]

INTJ here and I mosh. Its among the most liberating activities I can think of doing. There is just music and chaos. My mind doesn't need to analyze, categorize, overthink... I just push and shove and the music is too loud to even begin to sit and think. Its honestly a bit of a mental and emotional detox for me where I purge excess through a completely kinesthetic act, not my constantly overthinking brain, for some people that is jogging, or working out or sports etc. But I find this works best for me because of my active investment into the music which is something I am more connected too. I am able to enter the state of flow while moshing, because there is nothing I am focused on besides the act itself, something I find difficult to achieve with meditation.. Its physically exhausting and punishing... but mentally as well as emotionally, nothing is more refreshing as odd as that sounds.

[@iloveplatano]

INTJ and I love being in the Latin clubs. Salsa dancing gives me mental escape. It's the only time I'm not thinking of anything at all.

[@ShikiPlays420]

I don't even know what to quote, this reads me better than most people I know

[@TheIT221]

1:10 I overlooked this line when watching this video, but then a couple days ago at school I was more focused on two girls actions and then escalating to attempt a fight, than bothering to listen to what they were even saying… seems accurate

[@intjill]

Spot on as always.

[@kayanatorx3]

really trying to understand my new intj friends, these help SO much. otherwise I would have encountered a lot of conflicts for not understanding how they work THANK YOU

[@shrinkhalalala6808]

"Head in the clouds, hands in the dirt". Made me think of INTJs as giraffes. Never will be able to look at my friend the same way. -ENTP

[@philippezevenberg1332]

Imagine Melman with his cone

[@leoleo3946]

Leave alone INTJ, I love the way you present your videos. No bullshit😂❤️

[@martakeska5297]

I saved the video to come back to it every time I have doubts about my type ;D

[@youragent6783]

Spot On!!!! 1st time really felt anyone got that fundamental drive ;-)

[@lovewho]

This is good to hear! ~ Nathan

[@brentjohnson7044]

I don't know. This describes me almost perfectly. But I am an INTP, and the similar video on How To Spot an INTP from a few days ago also describes me almost perfectly.

[@heatherbryant4197]

INTP here. I understand how you might relate (perhaps more likely if you're also 9w1). INTx do indeed have some similarities, despite having no functions in common frontstack. They both have weak Fe & Se, notably, and tend to come across rather emotionless and indifferent at times, also tactless, aside from the obvious, being intuitive, thinkers, and introverted. But there are noticeable differences. I, for one, don't plan shit. I don't like planning tomorrow, much less long term future. I'd rather leave my options open and not obligate myself. I don't really have goals unless I'm forced to (interests, yes... goals, no). I'm an _actual_ procrastinator and do my best work last minute, and actually messy & don't care much about the way things look (not in an inferior Se "messy" way lol), unless it's for Fe reasons. I also wouldn't describe myself as passionate, honestly. There are things I care about, principles and people and animals... and there are topics I find fascinating... but I really don't feel passionate about many things. Even people (sorry, not sorry). Even love, for me, is not particularly about passion (in the amourous sense, rather than the lecherous, lustful, libidinous sensory meaning of "passion"). There's something fiery about Fi, regardless of which slot it's in. Raw and real, a totally irrational preference for certain people and things, a subjective bias rationalized post-hoc, a passion that leads to fierce loyalties and retribution. I really don't get that way about many things, if ever. I think INTPs pride themselves on being _dispassionate_ & detatched observers, "free" of bias, yet still curious with childlike wonder. INTJs also come across as detached, yet when you break their shell & earn their trust you'll see that Fi passion for people & things I just don't have. Half the time I really don't know what I "like" or "want." 🤷‍♀️

[@heatherbryant4197]

Oh, I almost forgot to mention, if you are a 5w6 or 6w5 INTP, that could also partially explain your relating to INTJs specifically. 9w1 (or nines of any type, really) are more likely to relate to other types in general and have trouble discerning their own identity. 5w6 and 9w1 just so happen to be common types for INTPs so I thought it was worth mentioning. 5w4s (the other common enneagram type for INTPs) seem more likely to relate to INFPs than INTJs. Food for thought.

[@ممم-ه6ض4ذ]

I'm intj.. my childhood was so dry that when I got to middle school I didn't know how to hug my friends when I was forced to. And I think that this (my dry childhood) is the reason for my lack of interest in emotions

[@soulsilver8]

Okay, which ENFP put you up to this?

[@madbros5613]

He was held at gun point by an ENFP.

[@soulsilver8]

@@madbros5613 I knew it... The savages.

[@noname-cv8kp]

*laughs as ENFP*

[@SakuraTsukino27972]

*MUWAHAHAHA* Keikaku doori... now ALL THE INTJs will know we're the perfect match >:3

[@fafitah]

I'll never understand why I can relate to both INFP and INTJ descriptions. Such different personality types but I somehow can relate to both, depending on my mood. Interesting.

[@justinwhite2725]

It's all about 'coins'. Your coins might be more in balance than others. It also might be that you are overestimating the rare times your lower functions shine. Yeah, you might have moments where you are using a lot of feeling, but if you are predominantly in your head a ddsy every day and only occasionally using your head, then you are the 'F' type.

[@sunshineandrain869]

Me too! I think INTJ’s are fascinating. I wish I knew one that I could talk to, to kind of pick their brain a bit. I’m an INFP.

[@GamepassGal]

I used to frequent mosh pits when I was younger - although I chose to be on the edge of the mosh pit so I could push the moshers back into the pit if they came barreling towards me. I think it was my weird way of getting an Se thrill.

[@polirene5656]

Have some blistering hydrothermal vents underneath

[@youreworthyourweightinavoc7189]

ooh that one was truthy

[@ممم-ه6ض4ذ]

I'm intj..one of the things I feel is that I don't like to put a heart at the end of emotional talk. I always feel like a hypocrite when I put on a heart emoji. So I don't write this emoji because I don't want to be a hypocrite and that's better for me. I only put heart emojis in extreme cases and yet I feel like a hypocrite and feel sad because of it

[@despondentcat]

Hell for intj is when a relative asks for help for their problems, instead of discussing how to find a solution they just bring up more problems, and despite for the advice the intj gave them, they'll just reject it with another problem, making the conversation almost useless, for me at least.

[@brownin329]

Yes

[@zynekaroberts]

Yes we are great! I feel seen and love it here.

[@maggis0]

'miss the obvious'. If it is quite obvious that INTJs quite often miss the obvious, you must be another type, Nathan. Succinctly and accurately exposed. Great analysis and painfully true

[@N0N5T0P]

often =/= always As an INTP I had to point out your flawed logic.

[@maggis0]

@@N0N5T0P : although it is not pleasant to admit my mistake, you are absolutely right - thanks for correcting me. I still do not think Nathan is an INTJ (which was the point I was making. Among others)

[@N0N5T0P]

@@maggis0 It's a great trait to correct your mistakes :D I thought he had stated in other videos that he is an INTP, but I could be wrong.

[@astridtheearthling]

@@N0N5T0P I’d like to see his room, if it looked like a tornado went by in there he’s intp and if it’s neat-ish, intj lol Nathan always struck me as an intj though

[@maggis0]

@@N0N5T0P : it would make sense, but to be honest I'd say: not enough data really. I have seen many people commenting on him as an INTP, but I don't recall Nathan himself making that statement. Anyhow, I may as well have missed it.

[@CashtynSomethingCool]

Just need to watch these videos to boost my ego so I can do things better in bursts of energy yk

[@friendlybaby1]

A mosh pit or nightclub are only hell when sober; the other 90% of the time I love them

[@brownin329]

Yik!

[@tulips7465]

INTJs hate being drunk.

[@friendlybaby1]

@@tulips7465 that’s not necessarily true. My intj friends and I like getting drunk together as it gives us the rare opportunity to be free from our restrictions we place on ourselves. These statements of “this is not intj” etc etc is very un-nuanced and doesn’t take into account other character influencers like BPD, social anxiety, abuse surviving ... the list is endless

[@burnyizland]

Being stoned is the only break from being an INTJ I've ever had. Didn't like alcohol because I couldn't control the intoxication but with pot you can, or I feel I can. I think it's because the effect is more immediate so you can just toke until you're where you want to be mentally. I'm still me, I'm just more ok with everyone and everything else not being like me. I can let things slide. It even made me a better musician. For true.

[@friendlybaby1]

@@burnyizland exactly. It’s a fallacy that intj’s never want to have a break. It can be unrelenting being inside an intj brain! Glad you found your thing.

[@maintyB]

This is such a cool and fun idea :D I hope you want to do a video for all of the types and I enjoy these a lot 🎀

[@obscurellepriscillatopin7506]

"Never frivolous with our energy, but also unexpectedly emotional, With our heads in the clouds but our hands in the dirt, Ever looking beyond the obvious, while sometimes missing the obvious, Lost to our drive for an ultra-discernment of the underlying patterns" This is how to recognize an INTJ in hell, or within two minutes of meeting them For not every minute of the day gives us liberty to fulfill our stereotypes or extremes ... This new series is very lyrical

[@user-of4kk4in9f]

@kailanGoreng I told my INTJ that teaching him correct emotional responses was like programming a robot - linear and intentional but once it's in there they don't forget it. He surprisingly liked this analogy!! xNFPs need routine/habits to remember stuff but INTJs just need programming.

[@AishaYMusa]

Brilliant, as usual. There are some who have misjudged me and suffered the effects of my blistering, hydrothermal vents. I have lived long enough and know myself well enough that I warned them they were nearing those vents, but they did not heed my warnings.

[@doublehelixalchemist8678]

I plan my days 2 weeks in advance - INTJ

[@mrbullmrbull]

And rarely days go according to those plans 😂

[@Prinaananas123]

How do you do that 🤨, I only dream to start planning to plan my day. - ENTP ( And I don't know way we're acting like we're signing a paper but nevermind )

[@user-wb1qr6sq2j]

Rookie numbers :D

[@heatherbryant4197]

@@Prinaananas123 You actually _want_ to plan your day? Doesn't that make you feel... constricted, obligated, like your freedom is limited? Even to me, planning usually sucks all the fun out of everything (unless it's a legitimately daunting task that's unprecedented for me and has a high risk of things going awry). It may be true that I often end up doing things predictably, but I still have no desire to actually plan them out. I'd think dominant Ne especially would exacerbate this effect. 🤔 Yours truly, INTP, Esq. 😅

[@Prinaananas123]

@@heatherbryant4197 me too but I'm so disorganized that I 'am impressed by INTJ and ENTJ. I finned staying at 3am to start the assignment I have to do for 7h30. My life is a big mess so sometimes I try but it is to constricting so I' am stressing and I end up being even more P. So I'am truly curious about the "magic" of organizations, it is so incredible that even I can't do it🤔

[@LooneyTiksCrap]

It's like you're in my head. I'm not sure how I feel about that. One thing though... I can only speak for myself, obviously, high sensory atmospheres... kinda hit or miss. There are times there are too many things and I either don't know where to begin or can't keep track of everything. However, more often than not, I have a somewhat tunnel-vision focus and pay little mind to the details that have nothing to do with myself or what it is I'm focused on. It's like... yeah, that's stuff's there, but I don't care. One good (pre-covid) example would be comic-con. Huge event, far too many people, it's insane. I hate the crowds, but the neat stuff there makes it worth it. Only time this wasn't the case was when I got caught up in everything and hadn't eaten for longer than I should, so chemical imbalance set in and the need to escape became very real. Fun time turned into a horrible nightmare real quick.

[@edi9892]

What's your take on why INTJs are often associated with traditional and conservative things, while at the same time they are very non-conformist and often innovative? The evil schemer with a pension for classical music, cats, and being very cultured while at the same time disregarding any social norms is really a persistent trope. I'm an INTJ, a cat person, have a very broad taste in music styles, including some classical pieces, and an interest in history and bygone cultures. Thus, I think that there might be something to it... The non-conformant side and overall low agreeableness definitely allow for pursuing interests that are outdated, or just not mainstream. I also think that NTs are more likely conservative in the sense that they oppose liberal ideas. By that, I mean the warped meaning of the word liberal. Canceling others rather than defending their own beliefs, pulling everyone down to their level rather than trying to succeed as an individual, blaming others for their own shortcomings, etc. are definitely traits NTs find abhorrent. NTs are just too independent and prefer to think for themselves rather than holding back their beliefs in order to please the group. Obviously, this doesn't translate to classic conservative values such as no sex before marriage, etc.

[@lovewho]

Very interesting question. I think it could relate to their systematic mindset. In that sense they value a certain level of structure and stability. Even when they think the systems of the world need to be torn down, they still think that they need to be rebuilt in a better way and often have a plan for how it's going to look. So they probably don't resonate that much with any political mindset that has an overly chaotic nature to it ~ Nathan

[@SlurpeeBoy9999]

I don't think the desire for structure and the desire for change are at odds. Indeed, the first desire can lead to the other. If an INTJ sees that a system is not working, he will not uphold it for the sake of a structure which is doomed anyway. On the contrary, he would seek to manage its inevitable downfall, so that a new system can take its place and so that chaos does not reign supreme. A rotten system that is no longer providing the benefits it was built to provide should be swept aside, for the system exists to provide the benefit and nothing more. And from the ashes of the old, a new world can be created. A better world. A saner world.

[@icingcake]

Excellence almost by definition is something that has stood the test of time so why wouldn’t someone with discerning tastes be drawn to classics?

[@solideogloria007]

Awww, i love you for this one

[@sonicmaths8285]

Yes, just yes, this is accurate (At least for myself).

[@lolatolqinjonova3569]

Thank you! Look forward to see other types as well!

[@justinwhite2725]

How I spot an intj - they criticize my code because it 'smells bad'. I take an intuitive approach to programming and thyy want things in a very specific, rigid paradigm.

[@tulips7465]

As an INTJ programmer, during code reviews, I don't approve codes that "look dirty". 😂 Even if it works flawlessly, I want those codes clean.

[@Mechulus]

INTJ hell: Spaghetti code.

[@grossstadtoekomami]

Years ago I made the test and turned out to be INTJ. Now I got the hint from my therapist I might be autistic. Since diving into it I found out, that there are way too much parallels to be a coincidence. It might not be for All intj, but I suppose the majority. Yet, we are few 😅

[@sosyrobinson2636]

I think people mistake intj ability to have the challenging conversations as socially awkward. In my opinion a lot of people tend to pussyfoot around topics and I’m wired to be efficient so having to use more words to accommodate someone’s feelings and mental blockages or inability to self reflect is super challenging for me. I’m all about clear direct communication, very technical and less feelings based.

[@piyodsbl1900]

0:22 I’m very tall

[@Neo-Midgar]

Me too, it's wispy up here 😁

[@rosannatarsiero3670]

You’re so great Nathan

[@thatonekaeyamain6725]

Okay like I have had some video ideas just putting them out there The 16 types as parents The 16 types as teachers The 16 types as animals (I don’t know what I was thinking) The 16 types in an apocalypse Ideal jobs for the 16 types Types that hate each other Types that love each other The laziest types The weirdest types The smartest types The most creative types The most social types The most anti social types The 16 types as high school stereotypes Ps: I will update if get new ideas

[@grain5678]

intp: oh i dont wanna do anything today. intj: hmm its a holiday, i have no friends free, the sun is too bright, looks like im not doing anything today.

[@sosyrobinson2636]

😂😂😂 I don’t like to be out in the bright sun it’s so true. Give me a cave outside with a tv and cozy bed and I’m stoked. I can look at the outside from the distance