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  • Samantha Farrar replied to the topic Hi, in the forum Introduce Yourself 7 years, 8 months ago

    @theclumsy_lamplighter
    Seriously… How can you ask me to choose my favorite kids’ book!!! I do have favorite series though. I love Dr. Suess, Berenstain Bears, PD Eastman, and many others.

    @theinconceivable1

    Ok, I Loved the Paper. I did already know most of the stuff but it was still a lot of fun. I think you explained how environments can affect people really well. I get that especially well, being an ENFP (the most introvert-extrovert) in a very Extroverted family. I was almost surprised when I went to my brothers for a month a while ago and didn’t actually mind having to stay at his house all day by myself well he and his wife were working.  Though of course I was occupied most of the time by the book I was writing. 😊 But seriously, I do need recuperating time if a crowd is too crazy, well at the same time big groups can energize me!!! I only recently started researching the cognitive functions and that has put a lot of a different spin on the way I think about the whole thing too.

    So as an INTJ do you like to hang out with people a lot? My dad is also an INTJ and loves, loves, to talk to people but also needs a lot of time to recuperate. Also, Do you find you connect easier with N’s in general? I know what people mean when they say that, but I have also realized recently that I crave relationships with S’s where I tend to do more action-oriented stuff and they give me a more realistic perspective. What about you?? Do you notice that you tend to have friends with certain functions and do you tend to enjoy hanging out with a certain personality? My favorite personality, currently, aside from my own😉, Is probably an ENTP!! I have two older brothers who are ENTP’s a couple of guy friends who are ENTP’s and my Sister In Law’s younger sister. I know it’s really random and totally bias to say one person is best but I do happen to have a lot of ENTP friends.

     

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