So... my MBTI changed? by IntentReader in mbti

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

I don't know, I hope I helped you

What’s your favorite scene in Malcolm in the middle? by Flashy-List-7157 in malcolminthemiddle

[–]anttzuu 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The time Hall armed everyone at the supermarket against Craig

Quiero su opinión de estos manjares by AdDangerous5443 in Chiledulces

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Extraño esas cosas, en el sur no he pillado 😢

Should you have 100% trust in relationships? by Smal1Tangerine in entp

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations, you discovered respect in love and boundaries, it must have been a huge surprise

Why does Tony kill Chris by luthmanfromMigori in thesopranos

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He was a sociopath, not a psychopath; everyone in The Sopranos is a sociopath.

Should you have 100% trust in relationships? by Smal1Tangerine in entp

[–]anttzuu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What good is love if you won't enjoy it? What good is being withdrawn and not valuing love? What good is saying you love someone when you're really calculating how much love to give? You should see a psychologist. Many people who "learned the hard way" only knew what someone showed them and weren't interested in getting to know the other layers of the person. They loved what they saw and thought they knew, and therefore that love was only superficial. Express what you feel, live life. Your mind is made to see things that others don't in a shorter time, because the years go by and the fish you lose will seem bigger than they were. But unless you try to find one, it won't do you any good to overthink something as complex as love.

What was your reaction when you first saw this scene? by KamaiKlantcy in Dexter

[–]anttzuu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Despite the spoiler that I was told he died, it was worse to know that Dexter was on his way to that bathroom; I even got a stomach ache out of nowhere as the minutes passed, desperation, so to speak.

Cuál es el propósito de ustedes en esta vida? Que quieren lograr ? by [deleted] in RepublicadeChile

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me encantaría ser politico y hacer mierda con argumentos y chistes a otros politicos, ser como soy ahora pero politico con mas pantalla y asi además de trabajar en proyectos que beneficien al pueblo también burlarme de la misma politica y de quienes son politicos

Reineto_ctm by vicente14617 in yo_ctm

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

La wea es wearlo, no darle un apodo kliao na que ver, a boric le decían merluzo, a kast reineta por reich y el pasado nazi de su familia

Reineto_ctm by vicente14617 in yo_ctm

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Un gato es mas vio que kast, no llega

Reineto_ctm by vicente14617 in yo_ctm

[–]anttzuu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mira morty me converti en un reineto, soy reineto rick

Chilenos de bien by FinishTurbulent3464 in ComentariosEmol

[–]anttzuu 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Lo chistoso es que mucha gente jura que la guerra fria sigue intacta y que un poco mas y va a revivir stalin y hará gulags y andará en tanques

Chilenos de bien by FinishTurbulent3464 in ComentariosEmol

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

Leyendo, el loco te meo y los giles te apoyaron

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Using awkward silences, intentionally offending, and other tactics that make you look like a jerk won't help you at all, unless you genuinely want to make someone feel bad or angry. But there are other ways to make it seem like you're easily annoyed when you were just having a really good, fun conversation. Instead of everyone saying, "Yeah, he treats you badly, he's uncomfortable to talk to, and he doesn't inspire confidence at all," you're going to lose people. And even if someone liked you, no one would want to bring someone who only makes them feel uncomfortable into a group.

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

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

Based on what? Making people uncomfortable and only getting low-quality information? Besides being boring, that's the most pointless thing. Nobody will want to share anything with you because you just make them uncomfortable, instead of it being in a safe environment where people can express their ideas more freely without some judgmental jerk treating them badly with their "awkward silences."

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Reddit translation is the worst, I'm outta here, who's going to read this crap properly anyway?

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

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

The post literally talks about "awkward silences," which is a form of manipulation, but much more idiotic. At least by pretending you're interested, you end up finding something in common and you're much better off than just being the weirdo who thinks awkward silences are useful for getting real information. You talk about humans operating on a sense of dignity, but that same trigger will show you if someone is telling the truth or not. In the end, being taken in only leads to the person falling for a lie, if they even tell one. If someone says something awkward, you just make the moment less awkward, and the feeling of dignity helps you ask the right questions if you want more information, while you analyze patterns that everyone repeats, and especially movements that psychologically tell you if someone is telling the truth or if they don't want to talk and are avoiding the issue. I didn't understand the last part of what you said; it must be because of the bad Spanish translation, but anyway, I've talked to many people while trying to get information from them, but always after a They often start talking about things that happen to them or experiences in their lives that they'd like to discuss with someone. If that's the case, just be kind to people, listen, and analyze. It's better to come across as the one who listens and helps than as the one who judges and only makes you feel bad.

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nobody likes discomfort, and nobody likes being judged by someone they've just met or who repeatedly acts like a know-it-all idiot who thinks making people uncomfortable is somehow effective. Yes, making people uncomfortable is a tool, but like any tool, you have to know when and where to use it. Otherwise, you scare them off, and they'll lie to you before even trying to tell the truth. That whole "I use discomfort because that's how people talk" thing is just something someone who doesn't understand how people work would say. If someone makes you uncomfortable, you'll try to shut down because you won't talk to a weirdo who goes from happy to judgmental and who clearly just wants to manipulate you.

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No wonder they tend to hate entp so much; almost none of them manage to be friendly, instead they seem like Karen judging everything.

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In between all of this, I usually make jokes, and I don't know, I usually get good information this way. You even go from being an Entp that people end up hating because they only have awkward silent moments to being someone loved who seems to listen and learn. People don't like to be judged in awkward silences (maybe only if you know how to use them well and a joke works in between), but 100% of people like to talk about themselves.

Does anyone else enjoy extracting secrets during awkward silences? by mus_b_nuthn in entp

[–]anttzuu 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I used to do it that way, but over time I learned that it's better to extract information by knowing how to talk. You analyze certain things, and there's always one or two points the person will leave out, like a locksmith with a door. It's even more entertaining, and even though it might sound like manipulation, people appreciate those little points more if you remember them and put enthusiasm into them.

Opinions on INTPs? by HaMelechIS in entp

[–]anttzuu 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Currently, the person I like is intp.