#simon does intp

Athleticism can be common with ISTPs because there tends to be an urge for adrenaline that exists among ISTPs, which is generally delivered by sports. My ISTP friend follows lifting blogs for the adrenaline.

Risk-taking and seeking adrenaline are pretty typical of ISTPs, but that doesn't necessarily manifest in athletics specifically.

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Though as of late I've been doing a lot of typing posts.

I like to analyze things, even if I don’t need to, especially if I am really interested. And I like to come up with different ideas, but if someone comes up with an idea, I’ll ponder it and either reject it if it doesn’t make sense to me, suspend judgement because I don’t have all the information, or sometimes accept it. Sometimes I do ponder ideas that I know seem illogical, and then discuss them with someone because it is fun. 

I like to research things that have caught my interest, and I tend to get obsessed. I also do like to make list categorizing something that interest, or I plan on making some lists and charts, but I forget to get it out of my head. 

Also, I am a people pleaser but I’m trying to get away from that. I find emotions to be overwhelming, and I really didn’t have a great experience with emotions, especially other people’s emotions, when I was growing up. I try to be polite and friendly to people but that gets hard for me because it tires me out. 

I am definitely not great with my own emotions, so I try not to make decisions based on them, and I generally have a hard time making decisions because of alexithymia. Unless the emotion is really strong and then I get impulsive. Usually I either have to base my decisions on logic or habit. If it isn’t that important to me then I use habit to decide it. 

Yeah. That’s about it. 

YES I saw this a few weeks ago and almost cried because I used the closed captioning accessibility devices and I actually understood what the people in the film were saying for the whole thing for the first time ever. It was nice.

But anyway… It’s probably going to be fairly stereotypical because they are literally base emotions. I apologize in advance.

Sorry it took so long! I just saw this a few hours ago.

Yes.

That's what I've noticed, at least. With INTJs and ENTJs, we generally aren't able to work through conflicting Fi, and if the other isn't willing to conform to what we want to do (Which, as a general rule, they do not), we can't work together. There needs to be more difference between NTJs -- Which is why I struggle to work with other INTJs, but I can work fine with Antoine. The flipping of our functions helps.

For INTPs and ENTPs, Ti and Fe will cause a problem. The Fe on the low end of the stack will mean they can't read the other (or don't care if they can), and it'll conflict with the logical end of the stack, especially if their logic systems don't match up.

It's been three years since I've read Sherlock Holmes.

You're not bugging me.

None of these things that you've said really have indicatively pointed to any of the functions you've used, is my only thing.

Why do you like group collaboration?