Type 7 and daydream
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a few hours a day lol
- money
- power
- action sequences
- magical powers
- complex storylines
yup
yup
often
http://personalitycafe.com/type-5-forum-investigator/96425-type-5-daydream.html
Its very similar tought.
Its very similar tought.
First off, define "daydream"...
I have a (barely) six-year-old who says she "daydreams" a lot. I asked her to tell me exactly what she meant by that...
She said that she has so many ideas in her head that she sometimes doesn't hear what other people around her are saying.
Seems like a fair enough definition to me...
I have a (barely) six-year-old who says she "daydreams" a lot. I asked her to tell me exactly what she meant by that...
She said that she has so many ideas in her head that she sometimes doesn't hear what other people around her are saying.
Seems like a fair enough definition to me...
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your daughter is an Ne dom
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She may be, but not necessarily. I'm a Ti-dom and I experience the same thing
Im refering it as the concept of imagining scenarios or systems, or anything else but putting them below reality when youre daydreaming.
When I'm not engaged by anything or when I'm engaged by something I enjoy I sometimes prefer to live it out in my head instead of relishing the 'realness' of it if that makes any sense =\.
Daydream mostly about things I don't have yet. Circle of really good friends whom I have intense family like connections with, fantasy/magic/supernatural, crises and how I would calmly behave in them, being modest (yes, I daydream about this stuff lol), helping others, explaining my rationale in imaginary scenarios e.g. I don't really want to climb the corporate ladder because... or I don't want to be seen as a leader because... (relates to power and image). Daydream about romance too.
Alot of what I dream about seem to be future realities if I put in effort but the supernatural fantasy side of stuff prob won't come about :tongue:
Daydream mostly about things I don't have yet. Circle of really good friends whom I have intense family like connections with, fantasy/magic/supernatural, crises and how I would calmly behave in them, being modest (yes, I daydream about this stuff lol), helping others, explaining my rationale in imaginary scenarios e.g. I don't really want to climb the corporate ladder because... or I don't want to be seen as a leader because... (relates to power and image). Daydream about romance too.
Alot of what I dream about seem to be future realities if I put in effort but the supernatural fantasy side of stuff prob won't come about :tongue:
All day long, all my life. Is it normal to daydream constantly? I never lose touch with the reality, I just love playing with my thoughts. It's usually about being with my imaginary soul mates and our dangerous heroic adventures. Sometimes I deal with depression and tough situations by imagining myself dealing with worse versions of bad things happening to me.
I wonder how many 7s daydream a lot. It's an escape mechanism so it seems like it must be strongly connected to this type.
I wonder how many 7s daydream a lot. It's an escape mechanism so it seems like it must be strongly connected to this type.
Constantly. I don't do well with tasks that are repetitive because I tend to zone out and lose track of detail; when doing filing/accounting work, attention to detail is imperative.
I don't so much daydream as lose myself thinking about problems and theories. ie, I think earlier today I was pondering something I read about string theory while filing invoices but I don't actually remember anymore. Nor do I recall what exactly I was filing, come to think of it.
I'm an INTP 7w6 though so it's probably different for me than for extroverted types.
I don't so much daydream as lose myself thinking about problems and theories. ie, I think earlier today I was pondering something I read about string theory while filing invoices but I don't actually remember anymore. Nor do I recall what exactly I was filing, come to think of it.
I'm an INTP 7w6 though so it's probably different for me than for extroverted types.
7w8 sx speaking: Ask me how often I DON'T daydream? And I would say, almost never. I just have a billion of ideas coming to my mind all the time. Some are fueled by anxiety (sometimes exaggerated) sometimes by excitement. But all this can be exhausting, because there is always that temptation of starting 25.000 projects, and exploring all possibilities. It is draining.
Usually, I think about future possibilities (mostly the most positive outcome), and means to achieve them. I also tend to think about failures in the past and how it could have been avoided.
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