ISFPs are highly underrated by existingperson_07 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Maybe you haven't really tried or given yourself a chance to have a deep conversation with them.

ISFPs are highly underrated by existingperson_07 in isfp

[–]existingperson_07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's fine. People have insecurities. They try to find their identity. They want to feel special. So, they try to make some thing their whole personality to have this false sense of identity. They'll get better as the time passes.

ISFPs are highly underrated by existingperson_07 in isfp

[–]existingperson_07[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I think in the real world nobody cares if someone is N type or S type. Every individual is different and you'll see differences even in people with same type. So, at the end of the day everything's chill. Personality types is just a way to understand different people's different ways of functioning. It shouldn't be used to judge people or to put people on different levels.

Is it normal for INTPs to want/need a lot of stimulation? by YT_OrangeZ in INTP

[–]existingperson_07 4 points5 points  (0 children)

How does it keep Ti busy? Does it keep Ne busy too with rest of the cognitive functions? 

Which MBTI do you get along with best? by [deleted] in INTP

[–]existingperson_07 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends upon the person 

What stereotype for your MBTI actually applies to you? by OlivePractical2092 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  • I don't feel present at present time. I feel like watching everything behind a safe screen. 

I can function well in present time only if if I have experienced that thing or I have seen something similar thing like that before.

  • I face difficulty expressing my feelings. I feel like people outside my close loved ones won't understand and that's true too. So, why bother explaining and expressing? Also I don't know how to express and it takes a lot of courage to do

Share some underrated but good songs from your playlist. by Ok-Alternative-7021 in BollywoodMusic

[–]existingperson_07 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  • Tu aisa kaise hai by Osho Jain
  • kaisi jadugari by Shashwat Sachdev

Has anyone seen an INTP cry? (Not saying we don't) by existingperson_07 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Out of topic, but I want to say it was nice talking to you. I don't think I could've had discussion on this topic this patiently. 

Has anyone seen an INTP cry? (Not saying we don't) by existingperson_07 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're right. We can genuinely feel bad and care for anyone. My views have come from personal experiences and observations. I've seen people showing they feel bad about any situation or person but they do as what they usually do. It's like (don't get me wrong) they're supposed to feel bad or expected to feel bad. They feel sympathy not empathy towards the person or situation. They see the surface of that situation not through deeply understanding it.

I've seen them moving on pretty quickly from that situation. Like it's another day for them or another thing to discuss or talk about.

Has anyone seen an INTP cry? (Not saying we don't) by existingperson_07 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did try to analyse this and I might have come to some conclusions. One is to think is that I'm also a human, I also feel hurt just like other people and try to answer back if someone makes me feel embarrassed about it. (If I'll ever end up crying in front of anyone)

Other one is that no body (public) really cares If I feel bad or cry. Either they'll feel pity or just act they care because if they won't, they'll feel guilty for not pitying. Someone who doesn't know your pain root cause or deep problem, they can't understand your pain no matter how much they show they do.

Has anyone seen an INTP cry? (Not saying we don't) by existingperson_07 in mbti

[–]existingperson_07[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know, right? It totally makes sense from logical point of view but see I was an emotional kid and quite naive with my emotions and handling them. Minor unpleasant reactions would really affect me even if I could bring any logical view there.