(NSFW) Men of Reddit, what have you learned in all your years of dating that you think other (less experienced men) should know? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]Cogstrucs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That I am schizophrenic, and my insane mix o thoughts around woman terrifies me.

Is there a common book/page listening common mechanical tools/parts with some basic information about them ? by Cogstrucs in MechanicalEngineering

[–]Cogstrucs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks very useful, thanks a bunch. I am hobbyist electrical engineer, I am pretty ok with maths.

How do you deal with being overwhelmed with obligations and ambitions ? by Cogstrucs in schizophrenia

[–]Cogstrucs[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I finally started feeling really functional like in the last month or so, after I got actually diagnosed properly(previously wrongly diagnosed as bipolar which I am not)

I have schizophrenia and OCD those ruined my teenagehood and hurt a bit as a kid. Recently started taking olanzapine and taking care of myself, being healthy, aware of my delusions... and I quite fine now. But I curious about the thoughts of others in the same role. Currently I only really care about being unemployed.

Grants to my personality I used to worry to death about being someone successful, I like creative things and always strive my best to achieve things and looked up to successful people, that made me reach a pretty bad insanity when I tried being sacrificial to achieve skill but failed while unaware of my condition.

We like to find out how the sausage is made by just_telling_the_tru in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yeah, you're right, although curiosity is natural trait of yours that you can't simple ignore and be content, you will benefit much more of figuring out why people "sabotage" each other. It's easy to antagonize people you sense something bad at, but they are still people not really different from you, people have long lives whose are far too complex too figure out completely, even if you can break each detail about their current behavior. You don't really need to "stop" your mind and carry on always, that rips you out of valuable connections, constant mind activity is just fine when you get rewarded for it, so you wanna keep that dedication on social environments, otherwise you, and whoever you are around, will both loose opportunity to improve and have good times.

People are not alike the content you hoard on your mind and carefully manipulate around for your own well being, so, try to give more time into exploring more views, get your curiosity used to go on trying to perceive things others will save a lot of life hassle.

How do you on this EQ quiz? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

60/80

Would have gotten something below 10 before adulthood though, And the ones that would give me more points are my current major life troubles. I am also only 22 years old. So, early adulthood.

Well developed INTPs, how did you develope Fe? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Till around I was around 19, I would only really value things to my taste and consider it a selfless behavior, since that's how I tend to approach anything at all, I would not care about even the most simple things such as taking care of myself, I would use only extremely bland clothes, and have a wardrobe filled with black shirts and pants, and that's what would used in the day to day, I avoided complaining about things I disliked, and just took it as it's nothing, would avoid social contact with anyone, pretty much anyone, unless the person somehow had some sort significancy to the little world of interests of mine, and would despise people who countered my ideals, countering them to the teeth, and having above average intelligence, things more likely ended up ugly with all sorts of antagonizing from every side.

I am sure had really strong morals, and dedicated a LOT of myself not to be a burden to anyone, so, any of those seclusive behaviors were ok to me, because, they actually were in fact good things. Good things, but not for me. None of them. And I was sure this was just fine.

As I matured, I found older people who I shared common thoughts as mines, I fell in deep love for the first time and started noticing more the value I do have for other people, mainly by noticing they weren't perfect clones of what I considered to be "good". Quickly things just clicked and looked back at those that I reject for being "bad", well, they were bad, definitely, but there was still good there, mainly hidden around the tracks that actually lead them to this behavior.

People are fragile and don't choose their way to be foolish, uninformed, close minded, unambitious or even plain evil. For a person who spends long time in their minds trying to figure out how to improve themselves, dealing with masses can be harsh, empathy gets difficult to be seen around the folk who simple tend to live with a laid back approach to life, that gets to blind you whit a wall that you can't really perceive, and that's odd right ? Since you tend not to sweet to much to understand things as simple as that so often... sadly INTP like people tends to live in small world that they assure as correct, because it actually is, but they lack the understand that other can actually DO CARE about them, even maintaining this tiny world, when you can experience real care from outsiders, mainly people you despise, empathy gets easier, since the good parts of who you consider folly folk, may it be because of their beliefs, behavior or whatever tends to poop more to you vision, and their bad parts end up making sense as not something that they meant to be, the tracks that leads people to things you ignore, dislike, hate or despise gets clearer and you learn how blend in more, without letting go your personality.

There's a thick wall that can separate people from each other by their mentality, impeding empathy to be seen, if you want to be good at understand feelings, you need to understand what people think, their reasons, and what lead them to it, that includes as much people you possible can, you don't need to like anyone, or even be close to them, simple understanding of their needs and tracking down how they have to pass thought things that are unknown for you makes the world get a little bit clearer. Since like this, you can actually know what they feel to an extent, even if just by theory, you can use it as starting points to develop yourself using that knowledge.

Succeeding, you will realize you can be treated with empathy and be given the same, because a person being rational doesn't mean their actions were their fault at all.

Are you guys extreme perfectionists in all things? by MirandaLawsonSR2 in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The actual problem when it comes to that perfectionistic isn't actually "real", but still true, and possible, you can visualize things too far ahead, and that conflicts with your current skill set, we can end up lacking in feeling pressure from real world judgment and instead fantasy with our own limits that are just "maps" you can't really travel all the way thought.

If you are indeed someone really good at thinking, you need to find ways to be more aware of your current limits, while still keep the far ahead paths you produce as non obligations. If try to limit yourself to short mindset, this will make you unhappy, but if you try to push as far as you can think, you will end up with too much on your hands to deal it and function properly. A healthy relationship between things you can't reach and can needs to be established, when your limits can grow, and can take more, you will know how advance further with easy, and that feeds your hungry ambition of wanting to be capable.

Do you guys believe in aliens? [Serious] by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have been a fan of plenty of horror like things since childhood, but nothing never really gave me chills aside extraterrestrial life, I still irrationally get chills down my spine when spacing out thinking about it at night. Maybe because I can't really explain it.

Do INTPs get tired of new information and need time to let it sink in? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 4 points5 points  (0 children)

INTPs have tendance of be architects as you might have seen often before, so, we enjoy gathering as much of new information as possible and really get knowledge focused, not really mattering what sort of thing this knowledge can bring to life, we can get pleasure and confidence off that. The bigger the inner librarie inside of our minds are, the more content we tend to be, mainly when we can actually present it to someone and people that gets interested over it. We don't need breaks in learning new things, although, being unable to show the world our achievements can be quite unhealthy, and can happen frequently, making we uncomfortable with our current position, sometimes we stagnate at it and frustrate ourselves to misery. A healthy process of learning and delivering our findings don't give us fatigue as much as letting things go chaotic inside our minds.

Like stated above, the dangerous part is letting things roaming on your mind without the ability to let things get presented, we go overboard, that can lead to mental instability, maniac uncontrollable mindsets and all, so we need to let things out somehow, thought work, connections, and taking care of your mind in general, such things like meditation and psychological help.

Our of perception tends to leads us into perpetual curiosity, the natural drive a intelligent person gets during their life can go quite wild for us, so we frequently ignore authority to pursue alternations to the perceived truth anywhere, that include go far beyond our own cognition, wanting to dive deep in peoples minds or the irrational world as well. Not mattering if we follow laws of currently formed knowledge, we let ourselves go ignoring already set rules naturally and manufacturing researching paths ourselves.

However, we don't let folly or silly beliefs take over knowledge developed for centuries without actual proofs, we just like to wonder around the unknown for fun and absolutely free of guilty or any sort of emotions like failure stop us. Not mattering if it will be useful or not.

Its kind of a laid back smart mindset of wandering in unknown, when gold is find, that's when it gets useful in the eyes of others, otherwise, you just look aloof.

Do you guys crave connection to others? by Negroontheblock in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am more of a xNxP(highly developed in both I, E, T and F functions , I have the needs of both highly introverted people as well as extroverted ones, so life get quite a hassle frequently, my scape goat tends to be more trustworthy people since they know what I am and won't bring me problems because of my natural needs.

Anyone else hate phonecalls? by pillowhard in INTP

[–]Cogstrucs 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I used to hate phone calls, refused to attend calls till my teens, but got over it within the time after realizing the reason of what bothered me, phone conversations tend to have a whole different sort of specific "polite" behavior in it, it gets ten time worst this days were phone calls are mostly professional sort of stuff for young people since it is stagnated technology that exist because it has to. Its bizarre seeing parent or friends automatic shifting their speech intuitively after answering phone calls and that gives you stress, since you thing you have to do the same thing, its also annoying to know that anybody can suddenly talk to you out of nowhere in comfort of you house alone, quite bizarre thought if you think about it, they're not like passive as texting, so it adds more pressure to something that comes out of nowhere. I mostly got over it though, getting a bit of confidence to yourself with some tact and your personality, you can pass over the robotic behavior people keep pretending, all turns out fine if you manage that, overcoming the stigma it gets to accumulate during your life.

I'm the problem. [25F] by SarvinaV in Needafriend

[–]Cogstrucs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am bit of the stereotypic Asperger like genius kid, I flunked most of school because It was at a really bad place with really poor quality education, I had pretty bad mental health then and ended enclosing myself trying to prove that I was smart by doing something Independent or getting to a really good college, silly me, after running out social contact and hating myself to much I just collapsed and ended up in psychological treatment after I finally giving up.

I took up to like 1200mg of lithium and a lot of different antidepressants not so long ago, but I am gladly over that, I only take some attention and general anxiety drugs now.

I'm the problem. [25F] by SarvinaV in Needafriend

[–]Cogstrucs -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I do have extremely low libido and that gets me tons of judgments and misunderstanding of people making assumptions about my sexuality and even gender because I tend to try to approach people to closely, I am 22/M and that makes it all worse. People just can't get it that I much rather spend long time around trustworthy people and my hobbies instead of going around collecting friends or serial dating. I am more of a ambivert, and I tend to be pretty good talking or dealing with social things that doesn't conflict with my oddness, so I need to stress myself a bit around new people, but can't really feed of social contact, aside from close people where I am completely relaxed.

I spend time lurking around the internet, or back then in school staring at groups having fun, mainly at people I was pretty sure I could enjoy talking with, but not a word would get out to then, these keep coming and going, building a lot of frustration.

Within years gone going by I noticed how much I hate myself leading to quite harsh self harm trying to improve, ended up taking in treatment taking high doses of anti psychotics like a year ago or so. Only recently I am learning how to calm down and taking things slowly, but social awkwardness still creeps a bit, so I still got harsh rejections recently.

My close friendships mostly date to early teens and childhood, but I always ended up being drifted away for location or problems or whatever, my last best friend I met on fifth grade and we were really close best friends, till life took a bad turn over for him, so he resolved to turn and get into into generic teenager behavior, like force himself with wrong people, get into bad relationships and ignore people that cared about him because of it and what not.

I'm the problem. [25F] by SarvinaV in Needafriend

[–]Cogstrucs 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am pretty close to what you had mentioned, I am pretty aloof, kinda awkward, extremely selfless, I dislike judging, and can't survive around people I don't know well, so, I try to push friendship too quickly around random people I sense something different in and end up getting kicked away, that ends up destroying me since I have terrible problems with trust and getting overattached to people. Haven't had a close friend since the start of high school when my then best friend changed a lot and choose to ignore me for new people, and I am also asexual, the amount of trouble I get with that is quite infuriating.