Recent content by Nyxie

metaphors are my BFF.

Ti is about it. the rest is sort of a grey mess.

the INFPs i know personally are volatile creatures, prone to taking offense easily and taking "mystical" experiences far too seriously. i hope you can prove me wrong that you're all like that.

i don't think in words unless my mode of thinking is specifically directed toward communication in some manner. if i'm just thinking, aka daydreaming, translating my idea into words is... a challenge.

do you ever find yourself whispering your thoughts aloud to yourself when you're alone? it's like the subconscious process that keeps that in check when people are around is turned off when i'm alone, i'm just too absorbed in what i'm thinking to really notice that i'm actually saying a lot of...

i saw that in my second attempt. dunno how i missed it the first time. :confused:

that's the normal method. but normal is so boring, isn't it?

the problem is that while yeah, i can see it, it's still very abstract. while i've tried, the very act of doing so seems to change it.

i often become very frustrated when attempting to explain an idea, because while i can quite literally "see" it in my head, i can't sufficiently put it into words when trying to explain it. i was laying in bed last night thinking, as i often do, and was trying to conceive of a way that i might...

numbers 28 and 30 made me laugh. i'm guilty.

uhh. i hate admitting it, but yeah, i'm lazy. i spend too much time in my head. acting on my ideas is almost not even a concern, because i'm not really thinking of ways to implement my ideas as often as i'm considering the outcome of implementing my idea, if i did. given a choice between the...

J and P are not in and of themselves determining letters of one's MBTI type; they are determined by the functions used. but, a good way of telling the difference, is how you make decisions. typically, as there are always exceptions, a J will want to make a decision based on the information at...

my life... in a word, meh. i haven't been anywhere in the past three years for more than six months; as a friend of mine aptly described, i'm not used to being used to things.

could be. i haven't been there in a while... i don't even remember my username for personalitycafe. edit: i checked, and no.

maybe show them some good descriptions of both types, and see which he relates to more.