Imagine being at work, and you see a colleague doing something, a process or a procedural task, and they aren't doing it in a way which you feel is the most beneficial for YOU (important part). It's not work policy to do it your way, but because in your head, you have planned every step in the process of completing the task, which you have perfected and are extremely proud of, and for some reason you aren't being matched in competence by your colleague when you review the task they undertook at a later date, then imagine feeling anger. That is an example, of an extremely practical, and bitter ISFP getting lost in really pointless methods.
For relationships- Imagine spending time with someone who can benefit you in a way, then acting in a way which subconsciously pushes them away with no choice. The distance created between the relationship isn't confrontational, but it's emotional disconnect, so the ISFP leaves the situation unscathed. Without actually realising they were taking the necessary steps to end the relationship, they have already done it, and can feel the effect of that behavior in new encounters. Personally, I can sort of tell when relationships will stagnate and go bad now, just from looking at the past and having this 'feeling'. I always look at my failed relationships, and can pin point 10001 emotional reasons for its destruction.
This whole post is rather cynical, and fuck you?
For relationships- Imagine spending time with someone who can benefit you in a way, then acting in a way which subconsciously pushes them away with no choice. The distance created between the relationship isn't confrontational, but it's emotional disconnect, so the ISFP leaves the situation unscathed. Without actually realising they were taking the necessary steps to end the relationship, they have already done it, and can feel the effect of that behavior in new encounters. Personally, I can sort of tell when relationships will stagnate and go bad now, just from looking at the past and having this 'feeling'. I always look at my failed relationships, and can pin point 10001 emotional reasons for its destruction.
This whole post is rather cynical, and fuck you?
