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Myers-Briggs types ISTJ ISFJ INFJ INTJ ISTP ISFP INFP INTP ESTP ESFP ENFP ENTP ESTJ ESFJ ENFJ ENTJ

ISTP: The Crafter (Introverted, Sensing, Thinking, Perceiving). People with ISTP personalities enjoy having time to think alone and are fiercely independent. ISTPs also love action, new experiences, hands-on activities, and the freedom to work at their own pace. ISTPs enjoy taking things apart just to see how they work. They are logical and rational, but are more interested in practical applications than in abstract ideas. They love doing new things and can become bored with routines rather quickly. Key ISTP Characteristics People with an ISTP personality are results-oriented. When there is a problem, they want to quickly understand the underlying cause and implement some type of solution. ISTPs enjoy new experiences and may often engage in thrill-seeking or even risk-taking behaviors. They often engage in risky or fast-paced hobbies such as motorcycling, hang gliding, bungee jumping, surfing, or ice hockey. In some cases, they may seek out adventure by choosing careers in areas such as racing, flying, or firefighting They prefer to make judgments based upon objective criteria rather than personal beliefs or values. ISTPs are often described as quiet, but with an easygoing attitude towards others. ISTPs are not well attuned to the emotional states of others, and they can sometimes be seen as a bit insensitive. They also distance themselves from their own emotions, ignoring their feelings until they become overwhelming. One common misconception about ISTPs is that they are the stoic, silent type. While they do tend to be reserved, this does not mean that they do not experience strong emotions. Instead, they are good at keeping a cool head, maintaining their objectivity, and coping with crisis. Strengths Logical Learns by experience Action-oriented Realistic and practical Enjoys new things Self-confident and easygoing Weaknesses Difficult to get to know Insensitive Grows bored easily Risk-taker Does not like commitment Dominant: Introverted Thinking ISTPs spend a great deal of time thinking and dealing with information in their own heads. This means they do not spend a great deal of time expressing themselves verbally, so they are often known as being quiet. It may seem like the ISTPs approach to decision-making is very haphazard, yet their actions are actually based upon careful observation and thought. They deal with the world rationally and logically, so they are often focused on things that seem practical and useful. Because they are so logical, ISTPs are good at looking at situations in an objective way and avoiding subjective or emotional factors when making decisions. People with this personality type can be difficult to get to know, often because they are focused so much on action and results rather than on emotions. Auxiliary: Extraverted Sensing ISTPs prefer to focus on the present and take on things one day at a time. They often avoid making long-term commitments and would rather focus on the "here and now" rather than think about future plans and possibilities. ISTPs tend to be very logical and enjoy learning and understanding how things operate. They might take apart a mechanical device just to see how it works. While they are good at understanding abstract and theoretical information, they are not particularly interested in such things unless they can see some type of practical application. Tertiary: Introverted Intuition This function often operates largely unconsciously in the ISTP personality. While they are not usually interested in abstract ideas, they may take such concepts and try to turn them into action or practical solutions. It is this function that is behind the "gut feelings" that ISTP sometimes experience when making a decision. By synthesizing information brought in by the dominant and auxiliary functions, this aspect of personality may be responsible for sudden "aha" moments of insight. Inferior: Extraverted Feeling This aspect of personality tends to operate in the background of the ISTP personality, but it can become more apparent during times of stress. During highly charged situations, ISTPs can sometimes lash out in sudden outbursts of emotion. They often ignore their own feelings until things reach a boiling over point, which can lead to displaying emotions in ways that can seem inappropriate. Personal Relationships ISTPs are introverts and they tend to be quiet and reserved. They thrive on new experiences and dislike strict routines. In relationships, they are highly independent and do not like to feel controlled. Making commitments is difficult for the ISTP, but will put a lot of effort into relationships that hold their interest. They do not often share their emotions with other people. While they enjoy hearing what other people think, they frequently keep their own opinions to themselves. For these reasons, people sometimes describe ISTPs as difficult to get to know. They often find friends who enjoy similar hobbies as they do and enjoy spending time with these friends as they pursue these activities. Career Paths Because ISTPs are introverted, they often do well in jobs that require working alone. ISTPs tend to dislike too much structure and do well in careers where they have a lot of freedom and autonomy. Because they are very logical, they often enjoy work that involves reasoning and hands-on experience. In particular, ISTPs like doing things that have practical, real-world applications. Popular ISTP Careers Forensic science Engineering Mechanics Computer programming Carpentry Law enforcement Software engineer Photographer Physical therapist Scientist Pilot Firefighter Friendships ISTPs tend to be curious and even adventurous, but they also have a strong need to be alone at times. You can be a great friend by asking them to get out and pursue new things, but be ready to respect their need for peace and quiet when they are not feeling up to going out. Parenting If you are a parent to an ISTP child, you are probably well aware of their independent, adventurous nature. You can encourage their confidence by providing safe and healthy opportunities for them to explore things on their own. Provide rules and guidance, but be careful not to hover. Give your child plenty of hands-on learning, outdoor adventures, and opportunities to experiment with how things work. Relationships Because ISTPs live so strongly in the present moment, long-term commitments can be a real challenge. You can strengthen your relationship with your ISTP partner by being willing to take things day to day and by respecting their fierce need for independence.

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@integral INFP will appear in order. I'm still editing. I consider you a very good person, so no worries.

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The demon talks to me everyday..

I turn into an onion around people.

I DO NOT WANT PRAISE I DON'T WANT ATTENTION I DON'T WANT VALIDATION. BUT I DON'T WANT INVALIDATION EITHER I DON'T WANT CRITICISM. I DON'T WANT SYMPATHY. I DON'T WANT PITY. I DON'T WANT TO GOSSIP. I DON'T WANT TO LIE. I'M NOT A SAINT. I'M NOT A SINNER. I DON'T WANT BLAME. I DON'T WANT JUDGEMENT. I AM MYSELF. MY ULTIMATE VALUE IS FREEDOM AND PEACE. AND IF YOU CAN'T ACCEPT ME OR LOVE ME FOR WHO I AM, THEN GET OUT OF MY WORLD AND LEAVE ME THE HELL ALONE

So some of the things I need to work on Maintaining boundaries Being my authentic self. Being extremely assertive No psychopathic shit Greater self awareness and emotional awareness No more triggers Being able to say no

I felt for the children who died in the shooting

Contemplations and clarity on good versus evil.

God = path of loving Demon = path of loved. God = path of forgiveness Demon = path of protection God = path of mercy Demon = path of honesty

@hyruga yea it's taken from it.

List List. Attention awareness Physical proximity. Connection - core of love. Love is connection. Connecting with the person. Physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual connection Taking good care. Care for its needs. Creates an attachment. Love is biased Having its back. Loyal. Taking on its agenda as your own Making its agenda an extension of yours Treating others as well as you'd like to be treated yourself Celebrating their success. Wanting for it what it wants for itself Sacrificing for them Supporting, nurturing, encouraging It's equally sovereign to you. Respect sovereignty Total acceptance of it Appreciation See its intrinsic beauty Not needing anything from them Respecting their pov Listening and caring to their interests Togetherness and company. Collaboration Being there when they are at their lowest Helping the other not to feel lonely Validating feelings... How are you feeling Share emotions Empathize with them Meeting the other where they are at Understanding and forgiveness Being patient Seeing the God and the good in them Recognition of its uniqueness Generosity and kindness Verbal approval and praise Keeping promises Peace. Maintaining peace Telling the truth Safety and trust... Don't break the trust Seeing the other's realness.. Seeing it as it is, not in some improved way Deep appreciation Accepting its selfishness What breaks love Violence Abuse Hate Anger Judgement Criticism Fear Lying Exploitation Cheating Stealing Neglect Not Making time for Not listening Control Domination Manipulation Demonization Moralization Blame Disrespect Ridicule Breaking promises Projection Gaslighting Not caring for other's suffering Punishment especially punishing for other's mistakes Revenge Closed mindedness Trying to change the other to fit a fantasy Selfishness

So this demon was possessive of me since May 15th. It was quite strong up until May 21st. It still is. That's why I'm rethinking about my lsd trip tomorrow. Won't be a good idea. After the caffeine trip on May 24,the demon was still quite active. I had dreams where I was being strangled. It was awful. But every time the demon assured me that I won't die somehow. I'll call this demon, "demon John" or "entity John" I feel somewhat controlled by this demon. Like they already know what I'm doing. It feels like I'm being watched. They know my stuff. They know or sense my thoughts and feelings. After experiencing this demon, I have been feeling higher levels of synchronicity in my daily experiences. The demon also told me that they were schizophrenic. One insight I derived from this demon was God = pure light and love Demon = pure freedom, non judgement and wisdom. Burning of karma God = path of compassion, empathy, sacrifice and growth, abundance and innocence. Path of love. Path of heart Demon = path of wisdom and path of instinct. Path of karma. Path of gratification and intimacy. Path of peace. Path of bonding. Path of knowing and Omniscience. Path of the brain.