[QUOTE=SunSoul;2548198][SIZE=2][SIZE=1]0. Is there anything that may affect the way you answer the questions? For example, a stressful time, mental illness, medications, special life circumstances? Other useful information includes sex, age, and current state of mind.[/SIZE] [SIZE=1][COLOR=#008000]I am currently on a medication called Wellbutrin. Before I was on Wellbutrin I always tested as an INFP. Almost a year later, on 150mg/day (down from 300mg/day), I test consistently ...
I'm not a piece of paper - I am a breathing human being, soon-to-be semi-independent, and failure strengthens me. I am self-centered and extremely self-conscious, always aware of what other people may think of me. I'm spontaneous and unpredictable, but at my worst, too predictable because I act and hide my whimsicality. I am not a sentence, not a short answer to a deep question, not a picture. I am a person, and I like it that way. ...
It's in that old film of Miracle on 34th Street...the child Natalie Wood rocking herself back and forth with a glum expression on her face, chanting, "I believe, I believe...it's silly but I believe..." I guess I kind of feel like that too. I was raised believing in things. We went to church and sang songs about how Jesus loves us all, as long as we're kind to one another. We went to school and were told we could be anything, as long as we worked hard. We watched Disney movies ...
[CENTER][B]Why an ENTP can mistype as an ENFJ[/B][/CENTER] These aren't really "closing" comments on my recent type change, and it may still not be very convincing to people reading it. But the very interesting thing here is to note how another ENTP [the blogger] has recognized the same dilemma I've been going through for several years of my life. [QUOTE]However, things can get out of hand in the tertiary and inferior range. When someone is under stress, as ...
For all my typing issues, I think I may have pegged this one. One of the reasons I've been indecisive on this scale is because I've loosened up in real life over the past several years. The result is making me seem more extroverted than I really am. I enjoy making funny comments to people and making them laugh. Sometimes I end up acting a little silly to amuse myself. Yet that says nothing about introversion or extroversion. Another reason is because I was uncertain of what effect indefinite ...
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