So not just me? All right! I love the way I go off in so many different directions.Different from everyone I know? Yes. Weird? No.
And this getting sidetracked this is so me too... :crazy:
All over the place... hmmm.... If it weren't for eating, sleeping or my wife, I could probably spend a full month on Wikipedia just trying to figure literally everything out. :crazy:Yes me too. I came here for one purpose and now I am all over the place with my thoughts and research. This place is awesome!
I basically wear this as a badge of pride.Does anyone else feel like we are way out there and weird?
yeah, i feel like i pride myself in my individuality and fuct-up weirdness.I basically wear this as a badge of pride.
That first sentence made me laugh. When I first found out I was INFJ and less than 2% of the population I had a good friend say you mean Yer a freak? That made me laugh too.Being in a 1-2% of cognitive phenotype of the human population will make you feel different guaranteed.
I concluded that I must be significantly different from others at age 14-15. At times I even felt crazy but then I couldn't dismiss that I was very similar to other people at the same time - I went to school, did homework, got good grades, had crushes on guys, then went to college, etc. I had a bipolar friend (I think she was INFP) who had way more issues than me and often contemplated suicide, a friend from completely dysfunctional family, introverted friends like myself who hated their introversion, and then of course there were people who feel into substance abuse or got pregnant in their teens, etc. Once in a while people committed suicide here and there, that I heard stories of or read about. Compared to all this I felt like I had my share of weirdness but so did other people too.
Live and let live FTW.We all take our own path. I am taking mine as well.
haha, well we seem to attract other not-so-normal people...At times I even felt crazy but then I couldn't dismiss that I was very similar to other people at the same time - I went to school, did homework, got good grades, had crushes on guys, then went to college, etc. I had a bipolar friend (I think she was INFP) who had way more issues than me and often contemplated suicide, a friend from completely dysfunctional family, introverted friends like myself who hated their introversion, and then of course there were people who feel into substance abuse or got pregnant in their teens, etc. Once in a while people committed suicide here and there, that I heard stories of or read about. Compared to all this I felt like I had my share of weirdness but so did other people too.