Faith Kindred

@Dragon-Snapper me too. We’ll just have a regular old reunion here. 😉

@dragon-snapper I’m joining.

@Daeus no. INFPs see things very clearly and despise hiding from the truth of reality. (One of their paradoxes.) He would know that for the world to heal, he would have to perish. And he would be okay with that.

Um, wow.
Um, wow.
So, miss Webster, just one more question. For the protagonists, do you think he might view them almost as inseparable from his own soul? Might he look to them for the healing of his own wounds?

Ooh, this looks fun! Okay…
#2 for @ClaireC.
#1 for @Daeus.
Hm… because you’re an Aussie I’ll say #3 is false for @Bluejay. Why do Aussies need kangaroos in a zoo? *crosses fingers*
@Anna-Brie um… #3?

Okay, for myself…
1. My umbilical cord almost choked me as a baby.
2. I love owls.
3. I swim like a fish.

Ooh, this looks fun! Okay…
#2 for @Claire-C.
#1 for @Daeus.
Hm… because you’re an Aussie I’ll say #3 is false for @Bluejay. Why do Aussies need kangaroos in a zoo? *crosses fingers*
@Anna-Brie um… #3?

Okay, for myself…
1. My umbilical cord almost choked me as a baby.
2. I love owls.
3. I swim like a fish.

Oh, and about the protagonists, he’ll probably recognize the beauty of truth in them that he once had and rejected, and both despise and adore them. This will make it more difficult for him to destroy them— these people have a chance to turn the world around and reverse everything he has made hideous, and he would give his very life’s blood for…[Read more]

Oh, and about the protagonists, he’ll probably recognize the beauty of truth in them that he once had and rejected, and both despise and adore them. This will make it more difficult for him to destroy them— these people have a chance to turn the world around and reverse everything he has made hideous, and he would give his very life’s blood for…[Read more]

No threats required, sir. XD

And this guy sounds fascinating.

To answer your question about subordinates… okay, well first of all you need to understand that INFPs are not natural leaders. They have the vision to spark a movement, but lack the stamina to realize it on their own. Only if their cause is spotless and completely in line with…[Read more]

@bluejay I’m guessing #1.

I’m guessing #2 for Claire and #1 for Daeus.

1. I’ve never traveled overseas.
2. I wanted to be a boy when I was a child
3. My day job is bookkeeping.

@Bluejay
I read a lot less than usual. maybe because I find fiction more gripping than nonfiction or maybe because I had a crazy month. At least it felt like a crazy month. I don’t know why.
I didn’t have anymore work that usual. (Not school work, I stopped that sometime last year, and I was already past year 12 age.) I think I’ve just been…[Read more]

@clairec So happy. 🙂 🙂 🙂
@daeus I am going to say that #2 is incorrect.
Oh and for @clairec I’m going to guess that it is #2, like Daeus.

Me:
1. I am the tallest in my family.
2. I love to write.
3. I have patted Kangaroos at a zoo.

Hmm, this looks neat.

I’m gonna guess, Claire, that the lie is #1.

For myself,
1. My great grandfather was a CIA agent
2. I was born in China
3. My parents were both cults previous to their marriage.

@clairec @sarah-h @anna-brie IT’S THE LAST DAY!!! (for the Aussies at least) @sarah-h Do you still have one more day to go? (if you do, I will too)
So let me ask a few questions:
I know you all had school work to do, unlike me, but did you get a lot of reading done?
Did you reads books that if you hadn’t been doing this you wouldn’t have?
Do you…[Read more]

@daeus probably not as I have to head out early today. That’s why I can only write for 15 minutes now. Then I have to get up. 🙂

@bluejay I’m a little busy at present, but I’m planning to be there at eight if you can make it.

@daeus, @kate-flournoy, @dragon-snapper, @clairec, @anyone-else Can any of you write for half an hour?

@kate-flournoy What, the fantasy book? Well, you’d better. Otherwise I might whack you with my stick.

Speaking of taking advantage of you, mind taking a look at the guy and seeing if there’s any way I could improve him (aka abuse him more). So here’s his outline.

One thing you need to know is that I’m writing a loose allegory somewhat in the…[Read more]

Ha! Wow, okay, I’ll steer clear of you then @Daeus. This INFP has zero desire to be whacked. 😀

It’s actually fascinating how captivating people are when they’re broken. This is another advantage of studying MBTI— once you figure out all the different types you can discover what hurts them most and stick them all broken and beautiful in your…[Read more]