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This is a discussion on ISTJ and expressing emotions within the ISTJ Forum - The Duty Fulfillers forums, part of the SJ's Temperament Forum- The Overseers category; Originally Posted by NARCO I'm like an onion. I have layers. People don't care about what goes on in my ...

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    ISTJ - The Duty Fulfillers

    Quote Originally Posted by NARCO View Post
    I'm like an onion. I have layers. People don't care about what goes on in my life, if they did, they would ask. Why would I go around wearing my "heart on my sleeve" like an idiot? There are more important things to attend to that involve the great good!

    Between having that attitude and the attitude of not wanting to burden someone else, that is why we are not expressive. Simply because it's not necessary. We are the guardians, not the guarded.
    I'm impressed. You have the stoic side of the ISTJ down pat. Now to confront the dark side of the ISTJ lack of social interaction...

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    ISFJ - The Nurturers

    Quote Originally Posted by NARCO View Post
    I'm like an onion. I have layers. People don't care about what goes on in my life, if they did, they would ask. Why would I go around wearing my "heart on my sleeve" like an idiot? There are more important things to attend to that involve the great good!

    Between having that attitude and the attitude of not wanting to burden someone else, that is why we are not expressive. Simply because it's not necessary. We are the guardians, not the guarded.
    Nice post!
    On a side note : onions make people cry
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    ISTJ - The Duty Fulfillers

    Quote Originally Posted by niss View Post
    I'm impressed. You have the stoic side of the ISTJ down pat. Now to confront the dark side of the ISTJ lack of social interaction...
    Why thank you, Niss. I'll take that as a compliment! By the way, I was supposed to say "greater good" not "great good" LOL! Hopefully you knew that though. I've had the stoic side down pat since childhood. I've learned that when things get crazy, it's better to step back, keep quiet, observe the situation/issue, then come up with a solution that efficiently benefits the common wealth- while still maintaining moral acceptability. It's the ISTJ way!
    Quote Originally Posted by hello317 View Post
    Nice post!
    On a side note : onions make people cry
    Hey! I don't make people cry! ...At least, not on purpose! Like I said, I'm a guardian of the greater goods' well being- including emotions. It's a tough job, lass, and sometimes things get messy! Most of the time, the messy part is prioritization!
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