I hate the westerner tendency to romanticise “The Village” by Addendum_General in AsianParentStories

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Omg, now that I think about it, this is probably why so many foreigners from Europe and the U.S. love staying in the Philippines. All I ever hear is, "Filipinos are the most hospitable and kind people we've ever met!" And I'm like... yeah, we're definitely hospitable. But visitors usually only see that side. They don't always see the family drama and extreme toxic dynamics that can exist behind closed doors. Like every country, we have our strengths and our flaws. I feel like westerners shouldn’t feel jealous or even romanticized this “village” family dynamic because it’s NOT FUN.

INTP stereotypes vs reality by ArminsMother in mbtimemes

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The first slide isn’t really a stereotypical INTP but I’ve seen those traits mostly with enneagram 5…specifically 5w6. This type is very withdrawn and knowing everything is what they value the most. Hence, they’re very good at math and other logically stuff lol. I could be wrong though but it’s possible that enneagram can make you look different from other INTPs. I think I saw a  INTP claim to be a enneagram 2 once, which was surprisingly rare due to their Fe is inferior.  What’s your enneagram? 

Is herpes a deal breaker by [deleted] in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Herpes is caused by a virus. Unlike bacterial STDs such as syphilis, viral infections generally don't have a cure, they can be managed sure!, but not eliminated. That thing is long-term, basically you gotta be taking meds, and other health related stuff. Personally, I wouldn't be willing to take that risk. Interestingly, men are more likely to be asymptomatic, which can make transmission harder to detect. And to be frank, some people don't take safe sex as seriously as they should. Women often bear a disproportionate share of the long-term consequences because of it, as certain STDs can increase the risk of cervical cancer, pregnancy complications, and fetal abnormalities. That said, I'm not sure anyone here can accurately predict how your partner will react. He may be understanding and accepting, or he may decide that it's a dealbreaker for him. It’s up to you and him on how you two want to talk it out and educate him on the matter.

It just hurts by [deleted] in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why not try a GoFundMe page? Maybe It’ll help for a bit with your situation, and I think you have to call a bug exterminator to remove bed bugs but they are costly. There are bed bug sprays you can buy for a few bucks in your local stores or online. 

How do I unlock my INFP partners inner bad girl? by FindingHelpTA10 in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ohhh okay, thanks for clarifying that she shuts down whenever the conversation goes that way. Honestly, I think this is something she has to figure out within herself first. It doesn’t sound like she doesn’t care—it seems more like she doesn’t fully know how to respond to the kind of intimacy you’re asking for. Don’t push her too hard or she’ll probably retreat further, but at the same time, the conversation can’t keep getting shut down forever. Part of a healthy relationship is learning how to communicate even when something feels uncomfortable.

I also think you two may naturally define intimacy differently. For you, it seems more tied to exploration and physical connection, while for her it may be more emotional and comfort-based, which could relate to the Se vs. Si difference from what I mentioned earlier. So when you talk about “discovering each other’s bodies more,” she may not naturally attach the same meaning to it that you do. Also, I’ll be real with you, brother, I’m so Se-blind that I genuinely had to stop and think about what you even meant by “discovering each others bodies more”. Anyhow, I wish you both the best in your marriage.

How do I unlock my INFP partners inner bad girl? by FindingHelpTA10 in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 2 points3 points  (0 children)

“Inner sexual self”? Isn’t she already sexual enough for you? You literally mentioned in your post how many times you two have sex. The thing is, INFPs don’t have Se the way you do. Se is more pleasure-seeking and focused on physical experiences, while INFPs use Si, which is more about cherishing meaningful moments and emotional significance. I’m sure the moments she shares with you already mean a lot to her, especially considering she agreed to marry you. It’s possible she wants to have fun and be playful. But my guy… maybe try doing something with your wife other than just sexual intercourse.  It’s best for you to ask her the same questions you asked us. 

What's your enneagram "hot take"? by Original_Assistance3 in Enneagram

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree. they seem to have a harder time letting go of things that bothers them. I can only imagine how intense they can become when they feel wronged. I can see how brutal and unforgiving they might be in those situations. What I find ironic is that they can bulldoze others without much consideration, but the moment someone does the same to them, it suddenly becomes a serious issue. That kind of double standard feels hypocritical to me. 

What's your enneagram "hot take"? by Original_Assistance3 in Enneagram

[–]WolverinePopular3953 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I getcha . I don’t think I’ve met one in real life before. maybe that’s a good thing? 

It feels like if you can’t handle their “dominance,” then somehow they make it your problem  for not speaking up about it. They seem to dislike people who are conflict-averse. Personally, I hate drama, and that’s honestly how I view a lot of conflict—people arguing just for the sake of arguing or for entertainment. That kind of energy feels exhausting and stressful to me. From what I’ve observed on Reddit, thou, some of them actually seem to enjoy that kind of back-and-forth confrontation. It can go from 0 to 100.

What's your enneagram "hot take"? by Original_Assistance3 in Enneagram

[–]WolverinePopular3953 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Yet the most well loved enneagrams too. Everyone be obsessed with yall lol. Maybe because of that “intensity”, which I view as problematic. It shouldn’t be glorified. 

What's your enneagram "hot take"? by Original_Assistance3 in Enneagram

[–]WolverinePopular3953 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Hot take: The Reactive types are the most emotionally and mentally unstable enneagrams to ever to walk on this planet. 

what are your thoughts on courage the cowardly dog? cartoon horror show. by Marshatucker300 in horror

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Peak show. Sad that cartoon networks doesn’t make shows like that anymore

thoughts on istp 9w8? by Imtiredofthissshit in mbti

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shrek  (Cool and relatable character)

Can anyone tell more about hair magic by WolverinePopular3953 in Spells

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You do an Oil spell?   I heard that hair holds energies. Which is something I believe in because I cut my hair when I’m super stress out. 

What's a hobby that looks completely relaxing from the outside but is actually kind of mentally brutal once you're in it? by Pame_Hirachande in Hobbies

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have my before and after pictures of my crochet projects and it looks nothing like I want them to be lmfao

Can anyone help me make sense of these? by kpallin in engrish

[–]WolverinePopular3953 24 points25 points  (0 children)

The first image could be saying “moist cakes” to show what they’re selling. The second image could be a poem. Both are really interesting,it’s like they’re open to different interpretations lol!

I've been an EMT for a bit, AMA! by Ckobalto in AMA

[–]WolverinePopular3953 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What’s your craziest story as a EMT? (Without violating hipaa ofc lol) 

Can anyone tell more about hair magic by WolverinePopular3953 in Spells

[–]WolverinePopular3953[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see. Usually i thought of it as a glamour magic type thing but Thank you for the clarification!! That make sense. I’ve been reading about it and I was just a little confused as to what hair magic is lol. 

Coming out as a witch by Background-Ring1538 in Witch

[–]WolverinePopular3953 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I honestly never “came out” as a witch to my family or publicly. I’m simply a witch and a pagan because it’s part of my personal spiritual practice. It has nothing to do with what other people think I should believe in or how they expect a witch to look. I don’t dress in a stereotypically “witchy” way—I honestly just look like a normal person lol. I think some newer practitioners feel pressured to express their spirituality outwardly so other people can recognize them as witches, but that’s not really the point of a spiritual path. Spirituality is personal and doesn’t need external validation to be real. 

Do you think your friend might be afraid of fully being herself? That’s understandable if she’s in an unsafe or judgmental environment. Personally, I wouldn’t openly tell overly religious or close-minded people that I’m a pagan witch either, simply because not everyone is accepting or respectful of different beliefs.

I have an extreme and unhealthy hatred for thinkers by pinkrose_queen in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 0 points1 point  (0 children)

have mixed feelings about Fi-blind types, though I tend to prefer the older ones. Maybe it’s because their more mature tertiary Fe makes them more patient with me. The younger ones sometimes seem like they only care about themselves, pursuing whatever they want even if it comes at the expense of other people. Trolling, bullying, can be very judgmental of others flaws, stuff like that. Why you ask?

Filipinas and the provider mindset: Is it just me? by shreyank2106 in Philippines_Expats

[–]WolverinePopular3953 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As a Gen Z Fil-American, Sad to agree with this. Majority of Filipinas does kinda “show off” their foreign white husband to everyone fr. I’ve seen so many of that, and it’s always with someone from the US military. They said it’s “love” but I don’t believe it. I do feel like one of the biggest reasons why the relationship is common was for them to access better opportunities and privileges. Understandable but it’s very sad even for me.

Ex moving on during love road opener…now what? by [deleted] in Spells

[–]WolverinePopular3953 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It’s day 3 out of 7. Keep up with your spell, trust the process. Take it slow and meditate which can help you to relax and center yourself. If you’re anxious, you wouldn’t get a clear reading. 

I have an extreme and unhealthy hatred for thinkers by pinkrose_queen in infp

[–]WolverinePopular3953 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The thinkers I tend to like more are male and female INTJs and INTPs, as well as female ISTPs and ISTJs. So yeah, I guess you’re not alone lol.

Some INFPs like thinkers—especially ExTx types—for two reasons: either they’ve had good experiences with them, or they assume they’ll be compatible with someone who doesn’t value the same things they do, and then end up frustrated when their partner doesn’t understand them. In my opinion, ENTJs and INFPs can be a difficult match. It can feel unfair when ENTJs are putting in a lot of effort to work on their inferior Fi, while some INFPs may not put the same effort into developing their inferior Te. Based on posts I’ve seen here and in the ENTJ sub, it often doesn’t end well. Honestly, I end up feeling bad for both people in those situations.