I don't know if this is an INFJ thing or not (I think it is), but I've realized that I crave, sometimes, to have SUPER SUPER SUPER LONG conversations with people.
Where I get to explain/dump something I'm thinking about, COMPLETELY. In excruciating detail.
I've had a solid 3 hr conversation with a friend once, a 2 hr consversation with my mom or dad before. Every so often, I crave this.
And if I am able to tell them everything about something that I wanted to? It's weird, but I think I actually feel a release, like this pressure in my head has gone down or even dissipated after being able to finally explain what I couldn't, and tell someone about it. Seriously, I feel like there's an endorphin rush in me, my head feels clear, fluid, and I feel an ease of thought (as opposed to a burden of thought sometimes?)
Does this ever happen to you? Do you seek this out? How do you feel afterwords? And finally, what is the longest conversation you've had with anyone?
Actually, I've just come off of a 2.5hr conversation with a friend. Honestly? I feel amazing. (Yes we did talk, I wasn't talking at them the whole time)
Where I get to explain/dump something I'm thinking about, COMPLETELY. In excruciating detail.
I've had a solid 3 hr conversation with a friend once, a 2 hr consversation with my mom or dad before. Every so often, I crave this.
And if I am able to tell them everything about something that I wanted to? It's weird, but I think I actually feel a release, like this pressure in my head has gone down or even dissipated after being able to finally explain what I couldn't, and tell someone about it. Seriously, I feel like there's an endorphin rush in me, my head feels clear, fluid, and I feel an ease of thought (as opposed to a burden of thought sometimes?)
Does this ever happen to you? Do you seek this out? How do you feel afterwords? And finally, what is the longest conversation you've had with anyone?
Actually, I've just come off of a 2.5hr conversation with a friend. Honestly? I feel amazing. (Yes we did talk, I wasn't talking at them the whole time)