You know you are an INTJ when...

**OwLY** · 07-29-2011 04:53 PM

When a typical conversation between you and your NT friends resembles a Cracked After Hours sketch.

**PseudoSenator** · 07-30-2011 12:20 AM

When you give clever/sarcastic/logical answers to rhetorical questions.

**truth.pride.love** · 07-30-2011 12:41 AM

Originally Posted by Eylrid

Demographics from The Personality Questionnaire

Take it for what it's worth.

Well. At least I'm the second highest NF? And the third highest P?

I like to think that "doing something you love" is more important than "doing something for money." But the idealist in me says why sacrifice? I'll do something I love, which also makes me lots of money. =D

**Eylrid** · 07-30-2011 12:52 AM

Originally Posted by truth.pride.love

Well. At least I'm the second highest NF? And the third highest P?

I like to think that "doing something you love" is more important than "doing something for money." But the idealist in me says why sacrifice? I'll do something I love, which also makes me lots of money. =D

There are many possible goals in life, and money is but one of them.

**MissJordan** · 07-30-2011 12:54 AM

Originally Posted by Eylrid

There are many possible goals in life, and money is but one of them.

Though, not all these goals are worthwhile.
And time spent on this planet should constantly be refining what is and is not.

**Eylrid** · 07-30-2011 12:57 AM

Originally Posted by MissJordan

Though, not all these goals are worthwhile.
And time spent on this planet should constantly be refining what is and is not.

True.

Also, money can be very helpful, and sometimes essential, to the achievement of other goals.

**truth.pride.love** · 07-30-2011 01:00 AM

Originally Posted by Eylrid

to the achievement of other goals.

These must be the other goals you had in mind.

In any case, I agree!

**MissJordan** · 07-30-2011 01:05 AM

You know you're an INTJ when -- during an argument -- you constantly think about two things:

How to logically prove the other person's argument is void.
How to do so without getting the crap beaten out of you.

People can have such thin skin, sometimes.

**tlc123** · 07-30-2011 10:46 AM

You know you're in INTJ when as a kid you organized your crayons perfectly by the color spectrum then didn't color because the interesting part was over.

**Pillow** · 07-30-2011 12:38 PM

Originally Posted by tlc123

You know you're in INTJ when as a kid you organized your crayons perfectly by the color spectrum then didn't color because the interesting part was over.

I have a box full of random stuff that I use for various crafts, my husband often tells me I seem to enjoy organising the contents of the box more than I enjoy using them to make things.