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INTJ and proud(but what INTJ isn’t?).

I rather like amusing myself by playing into INTJ stereotypes, and then totally defying them in some awkward moment of personal triumph and general chaos.

I’m also very blunt, cynical, and slightly manipulative. Yes, I’ll admit it. I can twist you to my demands and a fox could do no better. It’s also highly amusing to see people stumbling about trying to find a comeback after I utterly destroy their theory/idea/joke with one well-placed statement.

@ethryndal Palpatine is awesome. Well… he’s cool. In a villainy, pale, old, wrinkled sort of way. At least he’s got a great cloak.

Personally, I prefer Loki. He’s more my type. Even though he’s dead. (R.I.P., my old friend. May you return in Av:IW2. After all, since you’ve “died” in every movie you’re in, we have hope that your death is not real.)

As for other INTJ stereotypes I totally rock(or not):

• Intelligence. Yes. That’s a stereotype of the INTJ. Sometimes, it’s misguided. For example, I have a terrible sense of direction. But I’m an A+ student, I’ve got 3 years of Latin and 2 years of Ancient Greek under my belt, 1 year of German, some random French and Japanese phrases I’ve picked up, and a fascination toward anything slightly mysterious under my belt. (Two Stonehenges? Research time!)
• Emotions. Yeah… this part’s not really my forte. We’re just going to move on.
• Antisocial: *cough* Yeah, I’m totally not antisocial… I go to work, and the store, and work again, and to work again… *cough* *choke* Still not antisocial….
• We’re genius’: 100% yes. Of course I am. Totally. I’m a Little Einstein! *stares at offending words* *facepalm* *goes off to plot the downfall of Little Einsteins*
• We’re all psychopaths who plot your death: Yeah… not so much. I mean, if I wanted to kill someone, I would just poison them and blame it on a Tide Pod.
• We’re terribly blunt and rude: Blunt? Yes. Rude? Well… that depends on whether I like you or not. If I don’t like someone, I’m not going to sugarcoat it. But I’ll still be civil.

So there. Some interesting INTJ stereotypes to chew on. @ethryndal let’s see your’s. 😉