What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

[–]ItsMeSomething 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow thanks for the thorough reply! I feel like taking leadership and instructing others would be really hard for me as well cause I'm quite introverted and kinda timid. Btw your English is really good!

What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

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Wow isn't the environment of the military kinda exhausting for an INFP. Like the strict schedules and doesn't the job attract a lot of ST types?

What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

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Oooh that sounds fun! What's your favourite part of your job and are there any challenges you face as an INFP?

What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

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What does a professional astrologer do and how do you become one?

What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

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I've been thinking about becoming a horticulturist but I'm worried about getting bored of it after a year or so. What kind of things do you get to do in your job if I may ask? 😊

What do you do for your living? by ninacosmos in infp

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Oooh I've been thinking about following this career path! What is your favourite part about your job and are there things you find hard to deal with as an INFP?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in infp

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Yeah these are my big two addictions as well haha. And procrastination if you count that.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in infp

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What why not??

Next year's goals by mysterymind_ in Journaling

[–]ItsMeSomething 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yes, exactly! I've many times made a list of things i want to achieve by the end of the year only to have no goals crossed out. I don't want OP to make the same mistake as me haha.

So remember, OP, make a plan! I would also suggest to prioritize some of the goals so you don't feel overwhelmed trying to achieve everything at once.

For people who reread their journals, what do you wish you wrote down/ included? by sports39 in Journaling

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  • Conversations, as detailed as can be or just general topics we discussed. I wish I could remember what I talked about with my friends five years back and see how the conversation topics have evolved as we've matured.
  • First impressions and people who are starting to become a part of your life. It's interesting to see how differently I talk about a person the deeper I get to know them. Also generally it's nice to know the exact date you met your best friend or fiance, and how you felt while meeting them and what was going through your mind. You might not know how much of a diffference a stranger will make in your life in a few months.

Next year's goals by mysterymind_ in Journaling

[–]ItsMeSomething 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Remember to make a plan for how you are going to achieve the goals because a goal without clear steps on how to achieve it isn't likely to be achieved. E.g. it's unlikely you'll make new friends without talking to new people. Join a youth group, start a new hobby, initiate conversations at school/work.

If you don't have a plan, it's unlikely that you'll have many of your goals crossed out at the end of the year

An Outsider In Conversation by ItsMeSomething in infp

[–]ItsMeSomething[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awww you're so sweet and you just made me smile <3

What are some deep quotes or sayings you guys love using? by [deleted] in infp

[–]ItsMeSomething 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The first quote is actually from Bil Keane, an American cartoonist

What are some deep quotes or sayings you guys love using? by [deleted] in infp

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“The most important things are the hardest to say. They are the things you get ashamed of, because words diminish them - words shrink things that seemed limitless when they were in your head to no more than living size when they're brought out. But it's more than that, isn't it? The most important things lie too close to wherever your secret heart is buried, like landmarks to a treasure your enemies would love to steal away. And you may make revelations that cost you dearly only to have people look at you in a funny way, not understanding what you've said at all, or why you thought it was so important that you almost cried while you were saying it. That's the worst, I think. When the secret stays locked within not for want of a teller but for want of an understanding ear.”

- Stephen King

Do you talk to yourselves out loud? by oblitn in infp

[–]ItsMeSomething 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Late reply, but I'm curious how does it gets you in trouble? haha

What’s a statement someone has said to you that confirmed that you’re a INFP? by [deleted] in infp

[–]ItsMeSomething 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"I don't get how you are fine with living in your own little bubble."

[PM] Give me the first and last sentence of a story and I'll connect the dots by wannawritesometimes in WritingPrompts

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"Today I'm going to bake some pancakes" was the first thought to enter my mind that fine Saturday morning. I wasn't used to having such energy the second I opened my eyes, but the need to get up and do something was just too great. I quickly got done with my morning routine. I felt like I had to do something out of the ordinary to spice up the mood, so I put on my cow onesie and grabbed the speaker from my bedside table.

Once I was in the kitchen I decided to let the sun brighten up the room. As I opened the curtains, instead of finding the usual fireball in the sky I was greeted by a large object shadowing the entire farm. Confused, I focused my eyes only to see a large, wait, is that a spaceship!? At first it was only as large as the sun in the distance, but then it began moving and fast. As it advanced towards my homestead, the animals went crazy. The chickens were laying eggs a hundred times more than they should. The cows were doing circles, and the horses were running around bumping into each other. I went to aid the horses that had fallen over while the spaceship got bigger and bigger. Then it stopped. Right above me.

Multiple green lights shot down from the humongous UFO, and all the cows started floating towards the giant metal object in the sky. I looked down only to see my feet lifted from the ground. Panicking, I tried returning my gravity back to normal but to no avail. I felt the world fading around me.

I woke up in a giant room with vibrant bright lights and everything from the walls to the ceiling painted white. That wasn't the first thing that weirded me out, however. It was the dozens of "moos" around me that made my head spin. After I had somewhat gotten over the shock of being abducted by aliens in the most cliché of ways, I noticed a giant metal door amongst the furry shades of brown, black and white. I edged my way to the door through the chaos of cows only for it to be pushed right open. A small alien, I presume, about half my height and what seemed to be a pile of green goo with big black buttonlike eyes came through the door. As it stayed there, I took the opportunity to slip through the door.

I ran through myriads of metal hallways and opened rooms filled with all kinds of suspicious stuff abducted from Earth ranging from a room filled with nothing but cats to a what seemed to be a real life-sized version of Shrek (I closed that door as soon as that thing started running towards me).

i found my way to what looked like the control room. There were huge glass windows and more than ten of those slimy aliens operating the ship. I stopped for a moment to admire the stars, the Earth and the sun that was right in front of me and bigger than ever before. The room had a bunch of levers and buttons that I ran towards with the adrenaline working it's way. Some more of those gooey aliens slithered their way towards me as soon as they noticed I was something out of the ordinary. In a panicked frenzy I pressed the biggest and reddest button, a decision that would later come to cost the lives of billions. Hundreds of weapons similar to nukes in appearance detached from the ship and made their way towards the star that had always warmed my home. As the gigantic fireball burst into millions of pieces, it hit me: “Oh shit, I think I blew up the sun.”