[JoCZker]

Heh, I am glad you like Calvin and Hobbes as much as me. Even if It means, that Watterson takes more prise than genius like Kierkegaard. ;) Sorry Soren, I love you, but you just never had a talking tyger. :))

But its ironic, that some of best of strips makers are sometimes being considered INFPS. Even another genius Schultz himself. Even if he might be (as well as Watterson) very likely another type.

But there is something we could connect to, dont we? I always loved strips. They are short, funny, yet often very smart in a way. Not Kierkegaard smart, but smart anyway. :)

I also considered making my own strip, but I cant draw and I cant write and I am to lazy to do anything, so it could be little complicated. :))))

[thwoomp]

I'm afraid I'm not well read enough to comment on Soren, but I also have to agree that Watterson is an awesome man. But, I think in that case I would say that Calvin was/is more my role model than Watterson himself. :P

In fact one of the reasons I really came to terms with me being an INFP was when I saw Calvin listed as one on some website.. my sister often says I reminded her of Calvin, so it kind of clicked for me.

Thats a good point about comic strips though, i definitely get the feeling that a disproportionate amount of protagonists in children's stories are INFPs, or at least NFs. Although, I think thats a different discussion entirely :P

[Cyberbear]

get an istj role model if you wanna get things done :D

[thwoomp]

funny you should mention that, I'm kind of infatuated with/fascinated by the protagonist in The Walking Dead, I think Rick Grimes? Im not sure but I think he might be an ISTJ / ISFJ. Needless to say I'm pretty jealous of people like that sometimes, they don't waste time thinking, they know how to "git' er done"!