[atamagasuita]

I'm just wondering because lots of intuitives here says they're sensotards..

Is there an intuitive who doesn't feel sensory retardation?

 

[Turi]

I feel balanced, I think.

 

[atamagasuita]

I feel balanced, I think.

Same.

 

[charlie.elliot]

Yes, I do feel that in many cases. In other cases, no

 

[Cherry]

I feel balanced also, I don't understand that at all.

 

[SpaceMan]

To answer your question, no - it does not make you prefer intuition over sensing.

I sometimes have difficulty dealing with Se in terms of communication (I think it's my PoLR). This type of communication is never properly reciprocated by me. Something I've spent a lot of time working on.

Si on the other hand is fine.

 

[Grey Wolf]

My first time hearing the term sensotard. I would think intuitives are naturally less likely to have developed their sensing functions, except maybe their tertiary. You could find some that have, but the odds are against it.

 

[spaceynyc]

no but it's way higher of a likelihood for an intuitive to be sensory challenged, I don't think i've ever seen a clumsy sensor and while not every intuitive is clumsy all the ones i've known have happened to be intuitive

 

[Krayfish]

Not necessarily. I sometimes see aux Sensors who haven't grasped their sensing functional all (if that's what you're getting at). Usually the ones who have the roughest time with their sensing functions are those with an inferior sensing function though, although the number of balanced INFJs on this thread seem to crush that theory.

 

[dulcinea]

I'm a sensory GENIUS! Bow to my intellectual prowess!

 

[PiT]

I suspect that the internet selects for "sensotards". People who are more in tune with their physical selves would be more likely to seek out forms of recreation that don't involve sitting in front of a computer screen.

Not necessarily. I sometimes see aux Sensors who haven't grasped their sensing functional all (if that's what you're getting at). Usually the ones who have the roughest time with their sensing functions are those with an inferior sensing function though, although the number of balanced INFJs on this thread seem to crush that theory.

I know an INFJ IRL who plays soccer competitively. For some reason INFJs seem to be less sensor-challenged than INTJs. I don't consider myself "sensotarded", but I also don't have the coordination needed to play sports at a high level.

 

[Mr Castelo]

While "sensory retardation" is relatively common among Intuitives, it does not automatically make you one. You might suffer from some disorder that affects how you process sensory information, like Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD or Sensory Processing Disorder, and still be a Sensor. My brother is ESFP and he can be very clumsy, not as clumsy as me, but still. There also are Intuitives who are more balanced and are good at sports and that kind of thing.

 

[Belzy]

I might be,

Perhaps I should ESTP-myself to change that.


Though, compared to certain others I don't do so bad...

 

[Stevester]

Proud iNtuitard here....

 

[IHateYouForEternity]

I'm a sensory GENIUS! Bow to my intellectual prowess!

I'll open your mouth and shit explosive diarrhea inside your THROAT, you cum gobbler!

 

[shazam]

I don't think I'm an intuitard. I can talk about a lot... He who talks the stuff, knows the stuff... they also learn. Just different learns.

 

[VinnieBob]

I'm a sensory GENIUS! Bow to my intellectual prowess!

I bow before you my sensory challenged queen

 

[Turi]

He who talks the stuff, knows the stuff...

Do you truly believe this?

 

[shazam]

whoops

 

[JennyJukes]

I don't think i've ever seen a clumsy sensor

hello.