Friday, March 1, 2013

ISTJ! ISTJ! ISTJ!

ISTJs that's me!

Introverted
Sensing
Thinking
Judging

Some things
-ISTJs will have the most approiate emotions while ESTPs with have the most appropriate reactions.

Our emotions are the most appropriate. What do I mean by that? Well, basically our functions go in the same order that the creation of emotions go in. Sensing, Thinking, Feeling. Emotions are terms reactions in objectivism. This means that they are the result of information we have received and analyzed which tells us how to respond. Si takes in information, Te processes, and Fi tells me what the information means for me. This is the reason why ISTJs are so dang practical, and resourceful. We can make good purchases because we take in the facts, think about them, and decide an items importance.

ESTPs will have the mos appropriate emotional reactions, or reactions in general sense emotions are the core basis for our decision when it all comes down to it. This is why ESTPs can be so smooth talking and good at scaring you. They see you before you see them, they are analyzing things quickly, and getting responses quickly. They are really good at disciplining children because they can talk the children into submission without ever having to be physically abusive. ISTJs just get forceful when disciplining. We can see the same things ESTPs see, usually, but we aren't good with words, or thinking on our feet so we use physical force. I have never harmed children, but I have quickly resorted to picking them up or physically preventing them from doing wrong.

-Everything sucks!
 The world is a horrible place we see all the problems in it and none of the good things because those good things are good, so what's the point in acknowledging such; problems, however, are worth mention because something must be done about them.

More to come later.

2 comments:

  1. Haha I love this. I'm ISTJ too! And the last paragraph is absolutely what I think

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  2. Okay, good to know. Thanks for the reply

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