@bera
I know what you mean about "I don't like kids" wouldn't do. Haha. I love kids. It's out of concern for the kids' well being that I wouldn't have one. My friend too. He is amazing with kids; he just wanted to focus on his art.

I also love the idea of raising one when they're older but not dealing with an infant 😀

I should clarify that the…Read more

@animal - your story is so touching. 🙁 <3

I honestly love the idea of having a kid but only when I think of the kid as already being at least 5-6 years old. :)) I like the idea of educating a kid and playing with him and having adventures together ! Of taking him to different classes and solving his little issues with friends and teachers.…Read more

@hrafn - That idea posits that the N "removal from literality" and it's "surreal" disposition adds a layer of distance from tangible engagement with the world, yes. I think that's correct. Ne can be consumed in a more digital or imaginary trajectory (video games, internet) and engage its exploration through that avenue while being suspended from…Read more

I always like to say that in CT, if you’re sitting by yourself in your room playing video games, you’re actually engaging Pe – an extroverted process because you’re engaging with objects. Or if you’re shut in with your computer, but absorbing lots of media content, that is still cognitive extroversion, even though it’s social introversio…

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For example even a double-extrovert like a TeNi l-l- (Te+Se) may identify as a social recluse, and thus “introverted” even though they’re probably go-go-go and consumed in their own enterprises.

Yeah, most people would call me an introvert, and I have Se-Te development that goes way back. I'm consumed with whatever it is that I'm doing.

I didn'…Read more

@shelley-lorraine - Oh as far as I can tell just about anyone can be socially introverted. You just have to dislike or fear people enough. It doesn't say much on its own about your psychic processing. For example even a double-extrovert like a TeNi l-l- (Te+Se) may identify as a social recluse, and thus "introverted" even though they're probably…Read more