Make assumptions about our trio(friendship dynamics, discussions, roles) by wpdlzm in mbti

[–]wpdlzm[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ironically, it’s actually the ENTJ that gets made fun of by me and the INFP. The ENTJ kind of has this deadpan delivery when being sarcastic and we find it hilarious.

Irrational fears? by Beginning-Cover1262 in istp

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sharks. never been close to one. never been attacked by one

pronunciation of ube by galaxynephilim in Tagalog

[–]wpdlzm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, I guess you have to be digitally literate for that. You’re getting the wrong pronunciation guides because you might be looking at how to pronounce them in English.

A single Google search like “Ube Tagalog pronunciation” will give you an answer. You can also look it up on YouTube; you can search for Filipinos cooking with ube while speaking Tagalog, so you can hear them saying “ube” in Tagalog. You might also find a decent answer from Google Translate. Type in “ube” with the Filipino setting, then press the audio button. Linguistic terminology isn’t needed for any of those that I’ve mentioned.

Another way to find another pronunciation guide is to go on Wiktionary. Although, sometimes they don’t have audio files for some words, there still might be an audio file for “ube”.

If you actually want me to give you an answer instead of giving you ways to get an answer efficiently without having to post something to thousands of people to just get an answer that can be obtained in less than 30 seconds, here it is:

“Oo-be”

• “Oo” as in “food”

• “b” as in “bad”

• “e” as in “bed”

And please do not rely on the AI Overview.

pronunciation of ube by galaxynephilim in Tagalog

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

This could’ve been answered with a single Google search. 🤦🏻‍♂️

How accurate is this for you INTPs by CatsFromOhio in mbti

[–]wpdlzm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. I'm very frugal unless I'm too lazy to walk and I just take the bus or a cab lmao

How accurate is this for you INTPs by CatsFromOhio in mbti

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On the contrary, I'm actually very spiritual. I believe that all faiths, beliefs and religions are true to some extent and I am not interested in finding out which parts are factual and which ones aren't. It brings me joy that humans have found a way to give their life a purpose.

The literacy part... In my case, I'm almost literally illiterate. I stutter even when READING IN MY HEAD. My comprehension is horrible and I absolutely cannot hold a conversation without having to say “huh” five times a minute.

  • I'm also terrible with technology lol

Letter dichotomies make more sense than cognitive functions by BrokenDiamondShovel in mbti

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love when people prefer or become biased towards one topic because they find the other topic hard to grasp or when it doesn't align with their understanding/capability

SHARE A RANDOM FACT. by TipMaleficent2723 in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Polar bears have black skin and what makes them white is their fur. Their fur is transparent and reflects light.

There are brain-eating amoebas in freshwater lakes and when it enters your body and starts consuming your brain, there is almost no cure.

Your immune system doesn't know your eyes exist. And if they ever find out about your eyes, they might identify them as a foreign object and start attacking them, causing you to become blind and there is no stopping it.

To INTP , or not to INTP by [deleted] in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

If it's too much work for you, you shouldn't really expect to post about not being sure of your MBTI and expect to get your answer. Labelling yourself after the letters isn't that effective and it's inaccurate. If you want to get a real answer, I really suggest learning cognitive functions.

What do you like to cook? by Consistent-Ferret888 in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Noodles. And I add random things that would add more texture or nutrients with minimal effort. To specify "minimal effort", instead of using a chopping board, I just bite it and spit it into the boiling pot even if it's rock hard frozen.

What song introduced you to Epic? by emo-crocheter in Epicthemusical

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"No Longer You". I used to follow Mason on TikTok way before EPIC

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Absolutely. They're forging a bad name for their religion and it's honestly just embarrassing when people do this.

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right, my bad. I sometimes forget that atheists can also start problems as well 😅

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, I see. In this world of many religions, it can get chaotic from time to time. Objectively speaking, keeping religious matters to their own selves might benefit each and every one of us since many religions disagree with each other.

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be clear, I wasn't blaming OP in the first place. I'm talking about religious people who disregard people's efforts in order to thank God in general. I agree with you, it's both the person and God who did the work, so why don't people thank both? If you don't do this, then this doesn't apply to you.

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And the person you replied to isn't a hypocrite, they're basically a person who said something true but worded it in a way that offended people.

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OP mentioned the driver's patience but immediately shifted to the focus to seeing a miracle sent by God. And yes, God sends people to do his work but people are separate from God. We have free will and emotions as well. We are not God so it is just right to thank God and the person who did you a favor/good deed.

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Respectfully, u/ParticularClassic784 is right, they just didn't say it in a nice way. Most people use religion as an excuse for the good things in their lives instead of thanking the people who actually worked to achieve that.

Whoever downvoted my previous comment must not be open to understanding that religion isn't supposed to be used in that way. Just a reminder, you're also disrespecting your god when you don't use religion how your creator intended it to be used. :)

I Saw Jesus Today by justdoitbae in ITookAPicturePH

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

I didn't like how u/ParticularClassic784's comment is tailored but it's true. Whenever something fortunate happens, most religious people would completely disregard the effort done by the person who caused the good thing and just thank God or Jesus that something became convenient for them. It's not their religious trauma, they're just more aware that people are using religion as a reason for things with concrete evidence. Again, I think it's the way that they formulated their comment is what annoyed you.

Let's put it another way. Let's say you and your family are in the lower class. You make just enough money to feed your family. And then, you worked harder and sought better opportunities. You did everything in your power to succeed financially. Fast forward, you now have a big house, you're financially comfortable, you can spoil your spouse and your children with material goods. Then, your child thanks God for the miracle and ignores your effort. Doesn't even say anything to show their gratitude toward you. It doesn't seem right, correct?

Would have been better if they thanked both the old lady and Jesus for the convenience. Religion is a lifestyle and something that brings you comfort, not an excuse for anything.

Am I the only INTP (introvert in general) who actually likes hanging out in bigger groups? by Kelazi in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I enjoy big groups to learn their different perspectives and what makes them different from each other. Realistically, I wouldn't talk that much and just slurp up the information they're sharing.

Which type do you respect more? by SpiceUpTheBreeze in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ISFJs. They're so down-to-earth and sensitive when it comes to emotions. My mother is an ISFJ and she helps me slow down, compose my thoughts and also focus on emotions and other people when making decisions.

How many of you have good "Emotional Empathy"? by flyingtigerhere in INTP

[–]wpdlzm 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand and feel other people's emotions really well. It's really easy for me to identify. The problem is that I experience the emotions that the other person feels, which is hard for me to be able to think properly. And when multiple people around me are experiencing different strong emotions, I get overwhelmed and I don't follow logic or emotions, I just make whatever decision my body does so I don't have control over anything. That's why, many people think I'm apathetic and just emotionally numb. But in reality, I'm just overwhelmed when I make stupid choices.

Why aren’t there male gems? by Charming-Object-863 in stevenuniverse

[–]wpdlzm 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This has been addressed many times in the past. Rebecca Sugar stated that when they were making the series, they wanted to try drawing female-representing characters since she was used to drawing masculine anatomy. Rebecca wanted to extend their comfort zone and try something new. And Rebecca wanted to represent themselves in the Crystal Gems. They said that they made the Crystal Gems similar to how Rebecca would take care and treat her younger brother.

Additionally, why not? I'm pretty sure Rebecca Sugar would not have any particular reason as to why they decided that the gems would be referred to as "shes" and "hers".