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👌 - Describe the most delicious meal your OC could imagine.

Oh yay! Thank you so much for asking, these are fun! Glad that Leo has some love, too, and thank you for reading! <3

Well, Leo is kind of a child in his own light, despite being the PI of the lab and in his middle 60′s, heh. I think he would probably enjoy something that most kids like, something like mac and cheese, except it’s super rich and gourmet. With like, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, etc.. So I suppose not completely childish, because it would have a lot of vegetables in it. But definitely not a shrimp or steak kind of guy, if you ”grab my current” (catch my drift).

He likes to stick to his roots with a kind of staple food, but really amp it up with a million cheeses and make it really over the top with the flavouring.

No, no, no, are you kidding??? It’s amazing, I love them both! I don’t care if anyone draws anything experimenting with my style (even though I don’t really think I have much of a style??), or just draws whatever. Basically, even the fact that anyone draws something and wants to show me I’m like “ILY”.

Honestly, I really like Ti! I understand it well, and I like using it and it makes total sense to me. Which is ironic because I’m basically using my Ti to analyse the properties of Ti. META.

One thing I’ve always been really good at is literally setting aside all feelings and making the most objective decision possible. It’s always come so naturally to me. It’s basically my default state of mind, haha. Maybe that’s why I’m a Ti-dom.

I love the idea of sitting down, getting into the zone and just analysing the shit out of something really interesting. Picking it all apart, understanding how it works, where it could go from there, applying it, experimenting with it, everything, essentially.

If I had to choose a different function to have, I’d probably choose Fi.

I like the idea of knowing where I stand on an issue based on how I feel about it because as I am now, I remain neutral on a lot of things, which can be a problem sometimes. Like, a lot of times, when people ask me for my opinion on something (previous asks on here, for example), I’ve been… not “indifferent”, but just neutral. As much as I like analysis, I don’t really have many strong convictions about things.

I’m more about knowledge than decisions. That’s not to say that all Fi users are decisive, because I know a good bit of XNFPs that would beg to differ, haha. But I guess just the idea that I would ask myself how I feel about things rather than if it fits together in a seemingly logical way makes me think that I would have more passion and conviction about things. As I am now, I find that a lot of my answers to personal standings on issues are simply “…”

(Goodness, I hope there aren’t any more asks of yours lying around. Sorry it took a while to get to them!)Why, thank you so much. I love knowing that the ridiculous things I wind up writing bring some joy. OuOAnd I don’t really know if I have an answer for you on that one. I guess it’s really a combination of things. Yes, there’s a lot of research involved, but it’s one thing to know how types are built, and another to know how their complexities manifest themselves in the presence of others’, different types, settings, and in their behaviors. To help with that, I have to think back to my own experiences with the different types and use those to kind of fabricate hypotheticals without just writing up something that’s already happened.

Oh. Well, if that’s what kuudere means, as opposed to tsundere, then absolutely. I just went with tsundere under the impression that that’s what it meant, but apparently not. This, however, leads to a much more important question:

I would expect each personality type to more or less be a microcosm of any political stances. The way we think does not determine what we think.