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Day 1- Waiting for you.

imagine… Alma Deutscher: Finding Cinderella

Musical prodigy Alma Deutscher aged 11 (seen here with younger sister Helen), is staging her first full-length opera, Cinderella.

requested by precious theoryofboredom

th r ough my  wi n do w  I  s e e:  … 

Also me: *spends 8 hours on YouTube*

               *binge watches a TV series*

               *reads 100K words fanfic*

Old sketch

the donghua official weibo finally posted the full HD version of the poster. And it’s so so gorgeous! 😭 The director said the team put a lot of thought on how to make it romantic and still manage to bypass censorship. So in the end they had hua cheng reach for xie lian’s hand

Next Halloween commission.

https://twitter.com/jikudam/status/1196152442653511681/photo/1

https://twitter.com/jikudam/status/1196153312493522944/photo/1

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

MY DEAR KAI-SAN'S B-DAY ARTWORK HAS FINALLY BEEN RELEASED SKSKDJFVDKDKIZZKZOZODND

I WAS WAITING FOR THIS FOR OVER 4 MONTHS SERIOUSLY

JIKU-SENSEI HAS BLESSED US WITH HER HOLY TALENT

Code Geass: Heroine's Tribute part 1/2

Code Geass: Heroine's Tribute part 1/2

What I noticed and observed about them: 

Most of the INFJ females I know–including me–tend to post deep, motivational, and inspirational quotes on their Facebook. It’s as if their profile is a feel-good page. It’s their way of reminding themselves to be positive and to understand things. However–if they’re going through bad times–be prepared to see a lot of emotional and heartbreaking posts.

When I first met some of them, they seemed really outgoing and approachable. Super easy to talk to. Then later on I realized that they’re actually quiet individuals when they’re relaxed. This is often misunderstood by other people because of the abrupt change of behavior–making them think that they aren’t okay. But really, they’re just…like that. 

They could be the friendliest people, yet the most distant. It’s confusing, really. But all you have to do is show that you care and be there most of the time. Then they’ll eventually open up. 

They are so so so socially selective. When I’d see them talk with their close friends, they can seem so extroverted because of how loud they get. But you can only “unlock” this side of theirs if they feel comfortable enough around you (usual introvert thing). 

The females INFJs I know (including me, I have to admit) are brutally honest but SO on-point that it hurts and can rip your heart out but…they say what you need to hear. It’s their way of helping people out. (their Judging aspect) 

The male INFJs seem to be too nice at first, but it’ll fade away once you prove to them that you are not worthy. Once you reach their limits, they will be the coldest people ever–and it is the scariest thing ever.

Some of the INFJs I know tend to stay in toxic relationships. After all, they’re known to be the “counselors” or “protectors” of the MBTI (similar to ENFJs). They see people as projects and they get confidence from helping others out–as if it’s their cry for help for someone to maybe…help them. (Which is impossible since INFJs know deep down that only they can help themselves. They’re very independent in that sense)  

A continuation of the one above– they want to save everyone but can’t save themselves. I personally had experiences where I helped people several times and acted like their “life coach” when in reality, I, too–needed help as well. 

P.S. Finally got to update after 7 months!! I’ve been so busy with school… but now it’s Christmas break, so I can make some time for this :) 

When they say they hate a person, don’t ever believe it. It’s their defense mechanism. “I hate you” means “you’ve hurt me.” INFJs can never truly hate people because deep down–they just want to be accepted by others. No matter how rebellious or individualistic they act/try to act–they just want peace with everyone. 

Once the person “they hate” does something nice or pleasant, they will immediately feel a sense of joy–as if their “enemy” is now their friend. Even if they don’t show it on the outside, they feel a sense of relief– because their belief that “there is good in everyone despite the bad things they’ve done” is fed. 

Unfortunately, this could make it worse–because their expectations get high and when they aren’t reached–the fall hurts like hell for them. 

INFJs easily forgive, but also easily lose their trust. They keep score (but still end up bending down for others because they are just too nice most of the time).

Agree? What do you guys think? :)

P.S. I wanna try this new “It’s an (MBTI TYPE) Thing” format since it’s much faster and simpler than my last posts. Also because I barely have time to make long posts because of college and life in general.