#mindjumpthoughts

INFP: *points at a car driving wrong direction on a one-way motorway* WHAT THE FUCK

ENFP: Have you never seen car painted like that? Stripes are nice tho...

INFP: NO I MEAN, WHAT THE, -AAAAhhhh?

ENFP: hahaha, ok, I mean you must have seen one before?

ENFP: *realises* oh....

INFP: *looks at the beer in his hand on the front seat* For a moment, you made me think I should stop drinking for good...

- Has created his own alphabetical system for diaries, just in case.

- After a panel conversation, when asked ”should someone had written the spoken material and sent them to the absent people”, INTP had already done it.

- Has visited my flat twice. On second time, just casually said ”that card was not there last time”. That card was the only thing that had changed at the room.....

- Pulled a long umbrella from under his coat, when it started to rain. No-one had seen it the whole 2 hours we had moved as a group. INTP had not mentioned its excistance.

- Drives often around 2am to mcDonalds to have breakfast. Often the only sober one in there.

- Eats 2-3 times a day ........ because .......... it’s efficient.......

- Uses the smiley “😀” every time they talk about something painful. Every time. It fucks me up.

- Booked a room from hotel for 1 night close to his apartment because wanted to avoid waking up/social contact with roommate while very drunk. Real reason probably being that friends were staying at the same hotel, but did not say it.

Okay, so I met this INTJ girl who lives quite close to me, and we have started to hang out. There are several things I have noticed in her behavior that make me feel really comfortable around her: - She has things she like and she is not ashamed of them. Fitting to the social norms is not a thing she persues, but to find meaningful connections that share her deep interests. With her, I feel more confident about the interests I have, because she does not judge or try to please me by saying she likes something, and I would have to guess if she really means it. Every common interest we share feels like a deep connection.

- She is very self aware. She is able to talk how she became what she is now, and how she still feels like she has always been the same when everyone else around her tries new styles and interets like hats. She knows she is charicatyristic, plays jokes of her own personality, and compares it easily with others. I feel like she sees me also as a charicatyr of my personality, and we turn into this “two very different comedians on stage” show.

- She is collector. She collects things that brings her joy to her apartment: Cute plushies, bjd dolls, art... you name it! It’s easy to start conversation because you literally see the fandoms she is in from her room.

- She is smart and tries to constantly solve problems in her life. Her attitude in even things where people usually act with intuition (getting friends, choosing routes,...) is very much an active thinking progress. This makes it easy for her to explain things for me, because she has thought even these abstract things with literate words in her head. She also has a degree for everything, and her hobby is studying/various schools.

- She is super trustworthy. If something has been decided, it will happen. She can also say no if her social energy is out, or if she has to study/work. So I always feel that when she says yes, I am actually wanted.

ENFP: I’m glad we are friends. Friendship is that we both can fit under this 75x75cm (2f 6inch square) table if it starts to rain!

Reblog with your MBTI and a gif that represents you right on the reblog moment the best (and why)!! I’ll start!

ENFP (cleaning day with roommates)

ENFP: “I knew nothing, but I believed a lot.” – Moominpappa

INFP: “I only want to live in peace, plant potatoes and dream!” - Moomintroll

ESFP: “Isn’t life exciting! Everything can change all of a sudden, and for no reason at all!” - Moomintroll

ISFP: “You can’t ever be really free if you admire somebody too much, I know.” – Snufkin

ENTP: “Then you ask them to forgive you and give them candy.” – Little My

INTP: “I do find the behaviour of the human make very strange.” – Snorkmaiden

ESTP: “All things are so very uncertain, and that's exactly what makes me feel reassured.” – Too-Ticky

ISTP: “It’s funny about paths and rivers,” he mused. “You see them go by, and suddenly you feel upset and want to be somewhere else – wherever the path or the river is going, perhaps.” – Sniff

ENFJ: “You must go on a long journey before you can really find out how wonderful home is.” – Snufkin

INFJ: “Making a journey by night is more wonderful than anything in the world.” – Moomintroll

ESFJ: “Do you know the difference between the first love and the last? It's this: you always think the first is the last and the last is the first.” – La Goona’s horse

ISFJ: “I would save your life eight times a day if only I could.” – Snorkmaiden

ENTJ: “How can I be so thirsty when I’ve been drinking all night?” – Moomintroll

INTJ: “It would be awful if the world exploded. It is so wonderfully splendid.” – Snufkin

ESTJ: “I have every respect for your deductions, but you are wrong, completely and absolutely, and without any doubt.” – The Muskrat

Hey!

Architecture was never something I pursued intentionally when I was still in high school. I wanted to be an artist, or psychologist, or scientist.... i saw great possibilities in many directions, as you’re seeing now. I just ended up with it half accidentally.

Choices with career are like relationships: You pursue one of the many you like. Usually you choose the one you like the most, the one that has something extra on it. Then you start to build your knowledge, to understand better. There will also be times during studying and working shen you think if this was the right choice, and those questions should be taken seriously. Changing career is not the end of the world, but also sticking with it won’t make you feel like you would miss out on other stuff. It just has to feel meaningfull and fulfilling.

My suggestion to you, if you feel like you have many skills, is to choose a career path that has something you like to do, something you like as an idea and variety.

I like the idea of architecture, the symbolism around it, so as an ENFP it is easy to follow blogs that like the same symbolism. I like the aestethics.

By saying something you like to do, I mean that don’t only get boosted by the idea. If you like games alot, and feel like you would suit nerd coding environment, but know that you dislike coding and finding solutions and small mistakes from long lines of text, don’t choose that. Every career path will have things you dislike (mine are crazy deadlines) but you learn to live with them by focusing on the good.

Your trouble in choosing could be also turned into a good thing: interest in many things. Find some job with variety of skills. I like architecture, because I get to study building law, draw, meet customers, photoshop, take responsibility and see the end result in real life. Many careers have this - just think what would be variety you like!

And whatever you end up choosing, you’ll work it out! When you get bored, change your hobbies, ask your boss to give you little different jobs, whatever you feel would work! It is a good thing you take the choice seriously, but remember there is always ways out if you end up choosing wrong.