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@emma-flournoy Yeah. That. Ambivert. 😀

@Dragon-Snapper Both-avert eh? XD That’d be ambivert, actually. 😀

@kate-flournoy Um…Even with the ‘anti’ in front of it, Iron Man still falls short of being a hero. He may be an avenger, but he is not hero. Protagonist, yes. Hero, never.

@emma-flournoy Call yourself a judging both-avert. If you’re both extroverted and introverted, 😀

Oh dear.
Look at what I’ve started.

So basically, Iron Man is arrogant, and self-conceited, as Captain America points out multiple times, that he only cares about himself. @daeus You might say that in the movie he sacrifices himself to save everyone, but this character arc does not reflect in the other movies. He really only cares about…[Read more]

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Yeah… 😀

So @Daeus @Kate-Flournoy my MBTI consultants, what shall I call myself then? An ENFJ? An ENFJ with ISFJ tendencies? Because that’s what it is at least.

Daeus, here’s some ice cream for helping me out here. That cognitive function stuff is pretty cool, but I need to learn more about it. 😛 *ice cream*

Yeah, I know your views on LotR. XD But I wasn’t sure if you’d seen the movies or just tried to read the books. Oh well. LotR and SW both have their strong and weak points. @That_Writer_Girl_99

Why do we keep taking over introductory topics? *goes away*

@That_Writer_Girl_99 I bet. 😛 There are bunches of ’em in the literary world.
And the LotR MOVIES AREN’T boring. I’m ready to admit the books can be boring in places, but the movies really aren’t.

*grin* At your service.

@That_Writer_Girl_99 Kate’s totally right. 😛 There are rotten, conceited characters who you despise and yet love reading about/watching because their chemistry is way too fun.

@daeus *glances at you sideways* Okay. He is fun…but it is very much marred by his arrogance. *melts the Iron Man suit*

@daeus I think you mean his ‘Stinky snarkiness.’ Introducing, his royal Starkiness!
But um….he’s arrogant, wayward, mean, and he doesn’t like Captain America. And he sided on the wrong side in Civil War. He’s Tony Stank.

@graciegirl Ahh! You’re one of them! Why does everyone like Tony Stank?

@daeus @radicalglitter Okay, I’m sorry to great you this way…but…You like Tony Stark??? What??? Why?????
Also, I’m not the biggest fan of lasagna, though I love spaghetti and most other italian foods.
So anyway, yes. Hello. 😀 Welcome to the bestistest place on earth, land of confetti, ice cream and frogs! And dragons. Watch out for those…[Read more]

@Daeus Well read one! What’s worse is I don’t even know what any of his books are. :/
But I did read one time that he kept a rotten apple in his desk drawer for concentration. No, I seriously read that. It has dubious belief on my part. But HEY, never know! You might try it.

@Daeus Well read one! What’s worse is I don’t even know what any of his books are. :/
But I did read one time that he kept a rottn apple in his desk drawer for concentration. No, I seriously read that. It has dubious belief on my part. But HEY, never know! You might try it.

@RadicalGlitter

yeah, I’ve found that INFP/INFJ types are way more common amongst writers, I think?

Yep, and iNtuitives in general. But that doesn’t mean Sensors can’t be amazing ones, as @Writefury consistently proves. 😉

@jane-maree What? You’ve planned out your entire writing year!!!