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(Hope you don’t mind; I’ve taken the liberty of editing proper grammar and spelling and punctuation into your responses when I quote you, so I don’t have to [sic] everything. XDDD

“Well do you play any other strategy games?” Let’s see… I do prefer strategy games to those kinda random games where no one wins or it’s like very arbitrary. Like, while Code Names and Apples to Apples are fun, I’d rather play Ticket to Ride or something. I’m just not a huge board game person, tbh, but I definitely prefer strategic games. (I didn’t mention Monopoly because it ends up exhausting me, so I can only play it every six months. XD)

“I have a cousin who’s an INFP and I’ve known him for like two years now and I still have no idea what he’s thinking! Seriously, we hang out and I’ll just straight out ask him what he wants to do or what he thinks on whatever topic or how he’s feeling and he never tells me! Like, if he was dying of cancer I probably wouldn’t find out until he was in the hospital… Its quite problematic…” Bahahah. Yeah, I totally get this. Some INFPs should come to the defense, we’ll see. XD

“I appreciate people who can just straight out tell me what they want to say even if it may be offensive. Frankly, I don’t like digging to find out whether or not a person wants to do the thing they agreed to do.” Mmhmm, I totally understand.

“So how long have you been a writer, and you said your 15 right? I’m 17 so two years dif.” I have been a writer… pretty much my whole life. XD

“Also, is stubbornness an issue for you too?… I mean if they give me a good reason why I should accept their ideas then I will but only then. They think I’m arrogant (which may or may not be true XD) oh, do you hate it when people tell you to do something but dont give you a valid reason why! Or worse, cuz they say so! Thats like at the top of my pet-peeves list. What about you? what are you big INTJ things?” This whole section is sooo true, hah. I’d say I’m stubborn, but more competitive than stubborn. I hate losing. But I’ll be stubborn if I know something is true or right. I want justice and truth, not just my own way, though often of course I wrongly think my way is the way to justice and truth. It sucks for sure when people don’t give the reasons for things. That’s what’s so great about the epistles. It tells you what to do, and also why— just like in Philippians 2. As for me, I have a ton of other INTJ things, haha… it would take forever to list, but I’ll compile a few and get back to you. 😉