Mark Kamibaya

@mariposa The pleasure is mutual! No, sadly, four-wheeling in the snow is an opportunity not yet afforded to me. The four-wheeler is actually my aunt and uncle’s, so I only get to use it about 4 or 5 times a year. But I absolutely love it! 😀

@that-writer-girl-99 Very well then, it’s settled! I nominate you as queen– and I shall be the…[Read more]

@DonyClark I actually listen to music more than I watch it, but let me tag a few others for you who might better be able to answer your question. 🙂

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@mark-kamibaya Haha yes. XD
@Anna-Brie Trruuuue though. It just seems that all those introverted writers forget that we exist. *squints* 😛

@Mark-Kamibaya what you said about Introversion vs Extroversion is quite true— but I tend to believe that the need for alone-time is because of the fact that an Introvert’s world is in their head. That’s where they feel most comfortable; just with themselves. While they can enjoy the society of their friends, it will never be as natural or…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya @jane-maree The’s probably more extrovert writers than we realize. I know at least one outside KP. Another ENFP funnily enough. And i know we have a couple of ENFJs here.

@mark-kamibaya WHAT!?!? The earth revolves around the sun???????

Here, have some fun with this. (one piece of language, fyi)

@Mark-Kamibaya That’s what you get when you make clickbait. XD It’s an interesting discussion at any rate.

@BethanysInkyRoses REALLY? That makes a lot more sense now. I always thought it was Bethany Sinky Roses and could never figure out why. Thank you for the enlightenment! *chuckle* Sorry ’bout that. No apostrophe in a username… Aaaand are…[Read more]

@Mark-Kamibaya yes. Most people do use it as a classification system, which bothers me to no end. If you dig down deep and really get to understand the process though, you’ll see the sixteen types are really only a general summary of probabilities built on the common tendencies/stereotypes of the different functions. (Not cognitive functions;…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya Sinking Roses? I’m confused. :p

@mark-kamibaya I think the creepy part is the association with the occult. HOWEVER, it’s worth something that Myers and Briggs TRIED to be scientific. I actually do agree with you, Mark, that there should have been more peer review, etc. It’s not scientific unless you follow the Method.
Y’all are right to think that people go looking for religion…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya Looks like I didn’t phrase myself very well. I didn’t mean to say that psychology is a pseudoscience. What I meant was that I think it tends to include a lot more pseudoscience than a lot of other scientific arenas (i.e. meteorology). I think this is because, for the materialist, it is the closest to a religion they can get. So what…[Read more]

@Daeus You will be very happy to know that I am actually doing Jumpstart Your Novel, I enrolled in it pretty much the day it came out and I’m really enjoying it. @Josiah-DeGraaf I can’t wait! I love KP, it’s one of the best things that has ever happened to me, big thanks to you and the team for being so supporting to us budding writers! @Kate-Fl…[Read more]

@Mark-Kamibaya Yes. I am this odd creature of extroverted writerliness. XD

Whoo-hoo is this an awesome discussion. @Mark-Kamibaya I agree with the general sentiment running here. So not really any need to repeat it. 😛
A good thing to keep in mind about MBTI always though is, it’s not how your personality is but how you think. Process info. But not necessarily how you act. ‘Cause yeah…no one type will be the same in…[Read more]

@Mark-Kamibaya woohoo! You are brave! 😛

Well, pretty much everything’s been said… how deeply have you studied MBTI? Do you view it as a classification system or pieces to a bigger puzzle? Because a classification system it definitely is not.

@Jane-Maree INFP?

@BethanySinkyRoses hmmm… with you I’m not so sure. Sometimes you can tell just…[Read more]

@mark-kamibaya You know, I’ve read lots about the shortfalls of MBTI. But one of the strangest things about it is its association with the occult. Apparently the person who first starting doing personality and mental processing analysis was in to really crazy things.…[Read more]

@Mark-Kamibaya this was definitely interesting. *nods* I mean, obviously it’s not perfect. a) nothing is and b) humans are /all/ unique. I personally second basically what Daeus said. I’ve seen how the MBTI is actual a literal thing that does apply to people. No one fits perfectly.
(also, just in case I have phrased this badly -as it is quite late…[Read more]