For the love of Introverts

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Tinuviel

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EmilyNats said:
Yeah, ambivert probably better describes be. I'm happy with a book or a party. For the mist part I like to be out of the way and unnoticed, but every now and then... lol
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See for me, I CAN talk to people (my mom's motto is "does it matter if you're shy or uncomfortable? How do you think THEY feel?"), but I am so exhausted afterward. I have even been called outgoing...but that's not really me. I DO enjoy a party, but that's not how I recharge. When I'm feeling tired or depressed, I tend to seek solitude, unlike my extrovert sister who seeks people to talk to to enliven her.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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What annoys me is when extroverts try to force introverts to be like them
"You HAVE to go to parties and socialize!"

Imagine if we said to an extrovert"You are not allowed to socialize for a couple of weeks, it will be good for you!"
 
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Tinuviel

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wwjd_kilden said:
What annoys me is when extroverts try to force introverts to be like them
"You HAVE to go to parties and socialize!"

Imagine if we said to an extrovert"You are not allowed to socialize for a couple of weeks, it will be good for you!"
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Yeah...that would not go over well :D
 
maxwel

maxwel

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EmilyNats said:
Has anyone ever taken one of those personality quizzes? They're so fun!
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I took a personality test with some of my friends.

They all tested positive, showing they had indeed caught a personality somewhere.

Luckily my test came back negative.
 
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EmilyNats said:
They're the Briggs Meyers ones. Check it out! Go with the one at humanmetrics.com
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And then take it again every year. We adapt to circumstances going on around us, so the results change.
 
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wwjd_kilden said:
What annoys me is when extroverts try to force introverts to be like them
"You HAVE to go to parties and socialize!"

Imagine if we said to an extrovert"You are not allowed to socialize for a couple of weeks, it will be good for you!"
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People don't bother with me anymore. I tend to laugh and say, "No I don't."
 
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Galatea

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INFP, always have been. Shakespeare is judged to be one, so I'm in good company. I agree with the results. The description of the personality traits sound like me.
 
Tinkerbell725

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Galatea said:
INFP, always have been. Shakespeare is judged to be one, so I'm in good company. I agree with the results. The description of the personality traits sound like me.
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INFP personalities are prone to addiction. I have proof of lies below. :rolleyes:

Albert Camus
Albert Schweitzer
Aldous Huxley
Amy Tan
Andrew Garfield
Andy Warhol
Annie Dillard
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Audrey Hepburn
Augustine
Bill Watterson
Bjork
C.S. Lewis
Chloe Sevigny
David Lynch
David Simon
Dick Clark
Donna Reed
Edgar Allan Poe
Fiona Apple
Florence Welch
Fred Rogers
Fred Savage
George Orwell
Hans Christian Andersen
Heath Ledger
Helen Keller
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ian Curtis
J.K. Rowling
J.R.R. Tolkien
James Herriot
James Taylor
Jarvis Cocker
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jim Morrison
John F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Kerry
John Lennon
John Milton
Johnny Depp
Jude Law
Kurt Cobain
Lisa Kudrow
Louis C.K.
Mary-Kate Olsen
Mia Farrow
Mia Wasikowska
Morrissey
Neil Diamond
Nicolas Cage
Princess Diana
Robert Pattinson
Scott Bakula
Soeren Kierkegaard
Teller
Terrence Malick
Thom Yorke
Tim Burton
Tom Brokaw
Tori Amos
Vincent van Gogh
Virginia Woolf
William Blake
William Shakespeare
 
EmilyNats

EmilyNats

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Tinkerbell725 said:
INFP personalities are prone to addiction. I have proof of lies below. :rolleyes:

Albert Camus
Albert Schweitzer
Aldous Huxley
Amy Tan
Andrew Garfield
Andy Warhol
Annie Dillard
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Audrey Hepburn
Augustine
Bill Watterson
Bjork
C.S. Lewis
Chloe Sevigny
David Lynch
David Simon
Dick Clark
Donna Reed
Edgar Allan Poe
Fiona Apple
Florence Welch
Fred Rogers
Fred Savage
George Orwell
Hans Christian Andersen
Heath Ledger
Helen Keller
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ian Curtis
J.K. Rowling
J.R.R. Tolkien
James Herriot
James Taylor
Jarvis Cocker
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jim Morrison
John F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Kerry
John Lennon
John Milton
Johnny Depp
Jude Law
Kurt Cobain
Lisa Kudrow
Louis C.K.
Mary-Kate Olsen
Mia Farrow
Mia Wasikowska
Morrissey
Neil Diamond
Nicolas Cage
Princess Diana
Robert Pattinson
Scott Bakula
Soeren Kierkegaard
Teller
Terrence Malick
Thom Yorke
Tim Burton
Tom Brokaw
Tori Amos
Vincent van Gogh
Virginia Woolf
William Blake
William Shakespeare
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Hide your Tylenol, everybody, Tink's coming!
 
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Tinuviel

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Tinkerbell725 said:
INFP personalities are prone to addiction. I have proof of lies below. :rolleyes:

Albert Camus
Albert Schweitzer
Aldous Huxley
Amy Tan
Andrew Garfield
Andy Warhol
Annie Dillard
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Audrey Hepburn
Augustine
Bill Watterson
Bjork
C.S. Lewis
Chloe Sevigny
David Lynch
David Simon
Dick Clark
Donna Reed
Edgar Allan Poe
Fiona Apple
Florence Welch
Fred Rogers
Fred Savage
George Orwell
Hans Christian Andersen
Heath Ledger
Helen Keller
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ian Curtis
J.K. Rowling
J.R.R. Tolkien
James Herriot
James Taylor
Jarvis Cocker
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jim Morrison
John F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Kerry
John Lennon
John Milton
Johnny Depp
Jude Law
Kurt Cobain
Lisa Kudrow
Louis C.K.
Mary-Kate Olsen
Mia Farrow
Mia Wasikowska
Morrissey
Neil Diamond
Nicolas Cage
Princess Diana
Robert Pattinson
Scott Bakula
Soeren Kierkegaard
Teller
Terrence Malick
Thom Yorke
Tim Burton
Tom Brokaw
Tori Amos
Vincent van Gogh
Virginia Woolf
William Blake
William Shakespeare
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I hate to see J. R. R. Tolkien put so close to J. K. Rowling...no comparison.
 
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Galatea

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Tinkerbell725 said:
INFP personalities are prone to addiction. I have proof of lies below. :rolleyes:

Albert Camus
Albert Schweitzer
Aldous Huxley
Amy Tan
Andrew Garfield
Andy Warhol
Annie Dillard
Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Audrey Hepburn
Augustine
Bill Watterson
Bjork
C.S. Lewis
Chloe Sevigny
David Lynch
David Simon
Dick Clark
Donna Reed
Edgar Allan Poe
Fiona Apple
Florence Welch
Fred Rogers
Fred Savage
George Orwell
Hans Christian Andersen
Heath Ledger
Helen Keller
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Ian Curtis
J.K. Rowling
J.R.R. Tolkien
James Herriot
James Taylor
Jarvis Cocker
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jim Morrison
John F. Kennedy, Jr.
John Kerry
John Lennon
John Milton
Johnny Depp
Jude Law
Kurt Cobain
Lisa Kudrow
Louis C.K.
Mary-Kate Olsen
Mia Farrow
Mia Wasikowska
Morrissey
Neil Diamond
Nicolas Cage
Princess Diana
Robert Pattinson
Scott Bakula
Soeren Kierkegaard
Teller
Terrence Malick
Thom Yorke
Tim Burton
Tom Brokaw
Tori Amos
Vincent van Gogh
Virginia Woolf
William Blake
William Shakespeare
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You and I are in some mighty fine company. I only wish I were as imaginative as many of the people on this list, or as good as Fred Rogers and Albert Schweitzer. You missed Kurt Cobain as one of the addicted.
 
WineRose

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Tinuviel said:
That's what makes you uniquely you :)
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The strangest thing is that in another test with the same method of scoring, the Introversion score for me is 100% and all the other scores are close to 95%...wonder why.
 
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Tinuviel

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WineRose said:
The strangest thing is that in another test with the same method of scoring, the Introversion score for me is 100% and all the other scores are close to 95%...wonder why.
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They're not necessarily 100% accurate. Some people don't fit into defining boxes very well :)
 
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Just don't get a headache...
 
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Tinuviel

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Tinkerbell725 said:
Was Jesus an introvert, extrovert or ambivert?
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Jesus of Nazareth, the son of Joseph the carpenter, as he was on earth? I would venture to bet an introvert...If you were perfect and everyone around you seemed to be outdoing themselves to see how sinful they would be, do you think it would give you happiness and energy to be around them? But as for Jesus Christ, the glorified God-man who sits at the right hand of God, I doubt he's any of them...since everyone gets their energy from worshiping the LORD in Heaven.
 
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