The Bean

@Rolena-Hatfield I don’t like cheesecake either. 😀

Hm… is #2 a lie?

Here, I guess I’ll do another one.

1. I sing falsetto and soprano.
2. I make jewelry.
3. I’m terrified of owls.

Oh, and the tags (@Rebelutoinary, etc.) are not always the names under the avatars— mine is, but not everyone’s like that. Sarah Hoven is @Sarah-h, Rolena is @Rolena-Hatfield (punctuation is important) and Julia is @Julia-R, and so on. If you click on the person’s avatar it’ll take you to their page, where there tag is listed right below/beside…[Read more]

@Rebelutoinary… um… @Daeus was. *huge grin*

Yup. ISFJ. 😀

@Emma-Flournoy

O.O you guys rehearse speeches @Daeus @Emma-Flournoy??? That’s… awful. 😛 I have imaginary conversations but I never consciously rehearse anything. XD
I suppose that’s because J types like to come prepared and Ps just like to deal with it when it happens. More power to ya. 😉

@Bluejay that sounds about right. 😀

Since we’re talking about…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper lovely! So happy for you! How long d’you think the story will end up being?

@Dragon-Snapper I’m bowing out as well. Good luck, fellow reptilian wordsmith! 😀 (That’s quite a word-count— did you trim your claws? 😀 )

@Bluejay hm… probably ‘I Love you Too’, though that might more suggest a romance than a father/daughter relationship.
I got 787 words written and pulled myself out of a vacation-induced slump, so I’m pretty happy. 😀

That’s awesome @Jess. I’ll be sleeping in a few hours though… 😀

@Emma-Flournoy *sigh* You would.

XD

@Dragon-Snapper I can do it tonight!!! Till nine?

@Daeus yes. All 4% of the population who are INFPs should have their own personal ENFJ to make sure things actually happen. XD

You do have a point there, but while outward appearances/behaviors can certainly provide great clues it’s not perfect for interpretation— with MBTI, it’s not what people are or do or look like, but how they think. @Emma…[Read more]

@Daeus no, you’re not sounding crazy at all. With the picture you got, @Emma-Flournoy is undoubtedly an ENFJ.

But I have something to say on this. *puffs up importantly* I still think Emma is closer to ISFJ than ENFJ— except when it comes to me. For some reason. 😛 She’s like my agent or something. The ENFJ comes out dominant in her whenever…[Read more]

Welcome to the realm of the Kingdom of the Pen, @Rebelutoinary! *flourishing bow* Much pleased we are to be making your acquaintance.

And— and— I GOT THE REFERENCE IN YOUR TOPIC TITLE :O :O :O XD

Welcome to the realm of the Kingdom of the Pen, @Rebelutionary! *flourishing bow* Much pleased we are to be making your acquaintance.

And— and— I GOT THE REFERENCE IN YOUR TOPIC TITLE :O :O :O XD

Now while I’m not an INFP myself, it does seem to me that their concern for harmony is more personal — they want people to be at harmony primarily because that’s just the way it should be.

@Daeus spot on. You said it.

The biggest giveaway for an extrovert is that you get energetic around people.

Ha! I never had any doubts as to whether or no…[Read more]

Now while I’m not an INFP myself, it does seem to me that their concern for harmony is more personal — they want people to be at harmony primarily because that’s just the way it should be.

@Daeus spot on. You said it.

The biggest giveaway for an extrovert is that you get energetic around people.

Ha! I never had any doubts as to wheth…[Read more]

Well @Bluejay recognizing the problem is the first step to fixing it. 😀

I question this!!! Of course I wouldn’t know, seeing as I’m not one of them, but I think I’d die if I was any more feeling than I am.

Tessa, I wasn’t speaking of the intensity of feeling— I was speaking of the ability to pick up on the very tiniest innermost feeli…[Read more]

@Dragon-Snapper Lord of the Rings. It’s not even close. Star Wars may have Han Solo and the greatest villain ever, but LotR has Faramir and Samwise Gamgee.

@Bluejay oh dear, I may have read your post wrong— I thought you said you cried over ‘every little thing‘, not over very little. I’m sorry. Which did you mean?

@Emma-Flournoy just because…[Read more]

@Emma-Flournoy as I said, you do have a smidgen of empathy. But for the most part when you feel for someone, you’re happy because they’re happy, or sad because they’re sad. That’s sympathy. Empathy is when you actually feel their sorrow. It’s not your emotions responding to theirs— it’s your feeling intuition picking up on their emotions and…[Read more]