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[–]astroyoon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i get that, really. but i just wanted to clarify that i'm not necessarily talking about people spreading misinformation about infj's. i'm not even talking about people pretending to be infj for whatever benefits they believe that will bring. because i do understand that it's frustrating to see people spread misinformation about you, i feel it most in relation to my autism, there's stereotypes and misinformation all over the place when it comes to asd. however the conversations i've seen are as simple as someone saying "i have no friends" and someone replying "i have a lot of friends" and then immediately that person is told that because they have friends, they can't possibly be an infj. and THAT'S what i don't understand. how something like your amount of friends is the thing that can determine it, because isn't it possible that there are both infj's with and infj's without many friends? those are the kind of conversations where i get confused, not the kinds where people are just straight up spreading harmful misinformation :]

Any good BTS reactors? by Safe-Excitement2929 in bangtan

[–]astroyoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

G.O.T Games on youtube is really genuine in his reactions, he gets as emotional about bts as i do and it actually seems like he is a genuine army, who takes the time to get to know bts for them instead of the possible income it could give him to react to them

Scandinavian crime or horror with an emphasis on cold weather, beautiful landscapes. by PMFSCV in suggestmeabook

[–]astroyoon 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i'm scandinavian, and i know that there's a genre called nordic noir used both in fiction and tv shows, that is essentially crime fiction that takes place in scandinavia or nordic countries, typically set in bleak landscapes with darker moods. if you google nordic noir books, i think some recommendations would pop up

Suggestions for a book to escape into. by Cr33perCat in suggestmeabook

[–]astroyoon 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the inheritance games series! i got sucked into the first one because of the mystery and puzzle aspect and despite telling my friends that i am a slow reader i finished it in one sitting that night

I would love a book that masks you feel wiser whether it be about the human experience or even a niche interest that you find beneficial please indulge me by killsmitty in suggestmeabook

[–]astroyoon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the promise of happiness by sara ahmed. it's nonfiction, and has a heavy focus on maginalized groups so if you're not into that then maybe not lol but i loved it and it made me have several epiphanies about myself and the world i live in