My favourite group on Facebook has got me thinking again. (The INFP group. If you’re one, join!) They asked whether we were (generally speaking, as opposed to sexually) sadistic or masochist, and of course, everyone says they’re masochist, except me who confess to having sadistic feelings every once and again. (If...
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I have to share this video, because it relates to two of the main topics of my site; Being childfree and being an INFP. It relates to being INFP, because we tend to have trouble making up our minds, because we want to experience everything, try everything, pick every career path available to us, and sticking to it tends to be...
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I had a very unusual experience today. I’ve been active on an INFP group on Facebook for a couple of weeks now, completely exhilarated by the similarities of the people there, sharing similar core values, enjoying an understanding deeper than on any forum or group I’ve ever been a part of. Today, there was a topic that...
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I came to think about my loyalty as a friend through a bit of a Freudian slip. I said to a new friend that “I make friends easily, but I don’t keep them”. She looked a bit shocked and scared for the future of our friendship, so I attempted to calm her a bit… “I mean, I don’t let most of them...
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Last night I was thinking about a psychological study conducted on children. The study was carried out by giving a child a marshmallow and telling him or her that if they wait until the researcher comes back into the room without eating the marshmallow, they’ll get another one. The purpose was to see if they could resist the...
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I’ve already written about finding my purpose in two posts before this, and this is the “part 3″. I am somewhat gob-smacked by this myself, as I thought I knew myself through and through, but I had still managed to ignore something very important.
I have always identified with artists, writers, mostly. I still do. I don’t...
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