Narcissisters stay winning edition>Your mbti type (take this test if you don't have a clue https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test )>What type of narcissism is most accurate to you?>What type of nacissist do you like the most?>What type of narcissist do you hate the most?>(Optional) What mbtii types are the most/least nacissistic?Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is an introspective self-report questionnaire indicating differing psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions.>The reader should understand that everyone they don't like is a narcissist. It's useful to understand one's own prejudices are correct and you really are more important and special than other people, especially sensoids and extraverts.>-C.G. JungAnons Guide to Jungian Typologyhttps://pastebin.com/XJvFYQzTQuiz:www.michaelcaloz.com/personalityhttps://sakinorva.net/functionsExplanations of functions:https://www.wikisocion.net/en/index.php?title=Psychological_Typeshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jungian_cognitive_functionsTurbie-Wurbie's Cutesy Test Link Compilation! UwU:https://pastebin.com/6YSzm68DA proper introduction to MBTI from Patchyanon:https://paste.fo/raw/287d5fb6f7b6Exploration into Enneagram:https://wiki.personality-database.com/books/enneagramhttps://ennealib.carrd.co/Syntax of Love:https://psychosophy.ru/books/sintaksislubvi/sintaksislubvi1.htmlMyers Briggs Files:https://ufdc.ufl.edu/collections/myersbriggsJungian grid test thing:https://watchwordtest.com/wtitle2.htmlPrevious Thread: >>78414430
>>78453863>>Your mbti type ESFP-T>>What type of narcissism is most accurate to you?Probably communal. >>What type of nacissist do you like the most?Also communal. >>What type of narcissist do you hate the most?Probably malignant.
I need to put my thick INTP cock inside a goofy ENFP girl.
WTF nobody told me the new season of Doctorr ho rules. Looking for something to fill the kinogap between HotD and RoP(e) and this is probably better than both if you enjoy entertaining AI generated feeling noise-drivel. Really targeting the gen Alpha audience.>It's a leaving your dog in a hot car episode>>78453863>ISFJ>What type of narcissism is most accurate to you?I'm probabl just a boring ol' covert narcissist like everyone else here>What type of nacissist do you like the most?I'm a sucker for the >What type of narcissist do you hate the most?I wanna say covert to satisfy my self depreciating instincts, but grandiose narcissists probably annoy me the most actually since the whole attentiion seeking thing is actually a drain on my life>(Optional) What mbtii types are the most/least nacissisticDefinitially I think INFPs are probably the worst>>78434023They're mostly anti-natalists as far as I can tell. Especially the successful ones,>>78434042>What are you doing to ensure your kids will have a competitive advantage?I thought my point was that there's no point in going out of your way to ensure your kids will have an advantage since that's dysgenic anyway. I plan on being myself and doing what feels right, and that will end up with makiing exactly as much impact on the memetic-genetic landscape as I should have. Why would I try and raise anybody to a position they'd just fall down from and likely bang their heads on the way down?
>There's no coming to consciousness without pain.- Carl Gustav JungIt's no wonder people hate him.
What's the difference between observing between observing thee unconscious and sticking your dick in an intuitive? Psychologically speaking.
stick peepee in hole feel goodobserve unconscious feel bad
>>78454712sounds like you might have issues with your unconscious
>>78454732sounds like you are projecting your own issues>There's no coming to consciousness without pain.- Carl Gustav Jung
>>78454739That's cumming in the conscious not the unconscious. And that might have just been Jung projecting the issues he had with his patients onto the rest of us.
>>78454784to observe the unconscious is to bring the unconscious into the conscious.
>>78454796I remember things all the time without it hurting. Again it sounds like miserable negativity shit. Reminds me of that buddhist cult shit. Not everything has to be all doom and gloom all the time.
>>78454856It's funny because what you're saying is you are unconscious of the hurt because you are ignoring something in the memory that you don't want to see.AKA, you're not making the unconscious conscious. You're mere observing the conscious.
>>78454938So I'll only know I'm seeing my unconscious when it hurts? Sounds to me like intuitoids are just masochists.
>>78454968Yep, opening doors is painful. Especially when you closed the door to keep whatever is on the other side of it out.Fear is pain, you know. So is anxiety and uncertainty, sadness, etc.
The habitual seeking of "comfort" is to move habitually away from the unconscious, or to push the unconscious further into the unconscious.
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>>78455023communal, antagonistic, malignant, overt?
>>78455060>overtI meant covert!
>>78454999>>78454983Well I suppose my unconscious is there for a reason. Hopefully I can push that shit down until I die at least
>>78455087Funny, I knew that's how you'd respond. :3
I met an ENFJ recently I have mentioned a few times who is absent from my life now but that woman, while not being much of a looker to be quite desu with you, was so incredibly attractive to me for about a week's time. (In fact the experience really made me reconsider what it means to be attracted to a person) I think that it was because it was so easy to talk to her and we had a similar level of emotional maturity but in my opinion I surpassed her in that area even though she had 10+ years on me. I honestly feel really weird having been attracted to her at all because she was so much the opposite of my type and clearly we would not have been compatible whatsoever even if given better circumstances.But it really showed me (and frankly I already sorta knew this) that what I really need is just to find someone I can have real conversations with, without having to put unnatural effort into it. Even with her I had to put myself out a bit and keep the talking going more than I was inclined to. I'm really not a bad conversationalist, it's just that people don't seem to want to talk about stuff with more intention than speaking. Speaking itself is the important part to most it seems, instead of communicating information and coming to conclusions. I keep getting upset because opportunities for a road to physical intimacy seem to keep presenting themselves to me but I can just tell the girl is not for me. I know that I'm just not interested in who these girls are as people most of the time even though they are pretty. I don't want to fake interest just so that I can hold and touch someone. Potentially hurting people deeply by using them is not a game. I could get "a girlfriend" so easily if I wanted to I know by now. But it's not an achievement. Stinky and evil people get girlfriends, so "a girlfriend" is not a high bar.The loneliness solution doesn't seem to be found in boy (space) friends either, I'm just not like them.This is why I obsess over fictional characters.
>>78455277On another similar note, eye contact with the opposite is such an underrated experience. It doesn't even have to be deep, long-held eye contact to be thrilling.People say that women like eye contact and that's true but the truth is we all like eye contact with the other sex. It's my virgin opinion that if you really want to know if you are compatible with another person, just look them in the eye and see if it feels right. Our brains are designed to read others by looking at their eyes, the eye is the lamp of the body and all that. It's probably a better way to gauge if another person is right for you than extensive thought. You can just tell... about people.
>>78455246Well you know, I like to keep thngs predictable, it helps with bits. Life works better as a rally than a competition you know!
>>78455346What..? Isn't a rally a race, which is a competition?Also, who is competing?
>>78455330I was like you until I realised fictional characters are as boring as they're inaccessible for interaction and they are often made by slop people I wouldn't even want to be real friends with
>>78455804Eh, it's not so much that I have some illusion that they are well-written or deep or anything like that, in fact I don't really care much about the canonical versions of the characters so much as the memetic versions and my personal head canon. The main thing is that when you look at a cute thing your brain goes, "cutethingcutethingcutethingcutecutecutecutiecutie" and it feels good.
>>78455892>The main thing is that when you look at a cute thing your brain goes, "cutethingcutethingcutethingcutecutecutecutiecutie" and it feels good.That is true, that is true.
