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@jess BTW, is there a reason for the craze (That you know of) for MBTI? I mean, my cousin asked me not long ago, (she’s almost the same as me, ENFP) and now another KPer, is it a big KP Forum thing?
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Inspiration<@Jess-Penrose I mostly stick to a pegasus, but do morph into dragons on occasion. Cool! I know a lot of INFPs. I’m an INTJ, so one of the rarer ones. 🙂 There’s a few of us here including @ethryndal though. 😛
@Jess-Penrose And I’m not really sure why everyone loves the Myers Briggs. It is a commonly asked question though. I suppose it helps us know what people are like on a broad level. Since we’re on the internet and you can’t really get to know people well online. 🙂
@emma-flournoy and @kate-flournoy Would be the best people to ask. They’re both obsessed.Writer. Dreamer. Sometimes blogger. MBTI mess. Lover of Jesus and books.
@Jess-Penrose DID SOMEONE SAY MBTI. 😮 XD
AHEM. Yes. Well… in summary, I love Myers Briggs because I think people are downright fascinating and I love the insight it gives you into people’s minds. I love it just for that, but it’s also really helpful with characterization if you understand it properly. And hey! I’m an INFP as well. *grins* Supposedly INFP fiction writers are the most common stereotype *facepalm* so I’m living a cliche I guess, but I love it so we’ll pretend I’m not. XDYes for INFPs!
Wait. Are you for real? We’re a stereotype? There’s nothing stereotypical about writing fiction… @kate-flournoy
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so I’m living a cliche I guess
*flashback to the Legend of King Daeus.
Why was it that there was always some sort of hidden force that held people’s hands back from knocking? Her fist was stuck midair, and she thought back to every book she had read before. Great. Now she was living a cliché.
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@kate-flournoy WOAH! Okay then!
I agree, humans are fascinating. And I think it’s cool too, I was mostly curious, as it keeps showing up allllll over the place, and I was wondering if it was stemming from here.
I KNOW!!! It’s hilarious, like, INFP’s are known for writing fiction. And, here we are, writing fiction. Oh well, I guess that’s just a testimony to its accuracy.
And the fact that you, ‘love to pretend you’re not’ wellllll, that really fits with it too, imagining.
And your curiosity. That fits too. Being fascinated by people.
So, yeah, I guess it’s nice and accurate!Writer | Freelance Editor
Inspiration<@jess-penrose Yes. Virtual chairs and phones. They’re even more valuable than the real ones. 😛
Oh dear…you lost me at the first question.
Who’s Glaurung, may I ask?It’s cool that you taught yourself elvish. I can write in ancient dwarvish.
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@Jess-Penrose WHY HELLO MY COUSIN.
Note to everyone else: Jess is my actual real life cousin, in case you wondered.
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What. @jane-maree That’s so cool!
Where ya been, Jane? Haven’t seen you in awhile.
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@jane-maree Hi! *waves guiltily* Sorry for not waiting for you! (Yeah, I have a cool cousin!)
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Inspiration<@dragon-snapper Um… Glaurung? The evil dragon guy from the Children of Hurin?
Yes, I learn Quenya at school, and can write Tengwar, and I want to learn Sindarin.
Ooooh, which form of Dwarven? I am curious!Writer | Freelance Editor
Inspiration<@That_Writer_Girl_99 I was away over the weekend at a friend’s 21st birthday bush-dance party. 😀
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Wow. That sounds…uh. Sorry, a what now? @jane-maree Forgive my little American self for not having a clue what that is. 😉
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