Maybe some of you have had similar thought or have acted the same way at parties before. This realization made it a little bit easier for me to deal with social drain. I only noticed recently that i am faking my smiles to seem like i am enjoying peoples stories more than i actually am, and that forcing out emotions I usually would not show is part of the reason I get so exhausted at parties. I still have to make myself do this actively as it became almost a habit at this point. I have also allowed myself to drift off with my thoughts instead of always actively listening or contributing to a conversation going on near me. Recently I have made myself stop fake smiling at stories and things that are happening when I don't actually find them funny. One of the reasons is that I have to engage in conversations and feel like i am expected to react and behave in a exaggerated way that wouldn't come to me naturally, as I am normally wearing a mostly neutral expression. SJ “Guardians” - ESFJ | ISFJ | ESTJ | ISTJ SP “Artisans” - ESFP | ISFP | ESTP | ISTP NF “Idealists” - ENFP | INFP | ENFJ | INFJ NT “Rationals” - ENTP | INTP | ENTJ | INTJ R/introvert - r/ENFPandINTJ - r/2X_INTJ Subs For Other Types: Image - Question - Video - Meta - Website - Discussion - Article - Blog - Advice - Relationship - MBTI Related Subs: Type frequency - a graph showcasing the general rarity of each type.Ĭonfirming your type - a useful article on pitfalls to avoid when typing yourself. MBTI Links:Ĭognitive functions quiz - a questionnaire that calculates your most likely type based on function usage and developmental states.Ĭognitive functions explained - a primer on Carl Jung’s theory of psychological types.įunction order - a helpful list of each type and their functional stack. Rational Portrait of the Mastermind - an alternative description of INTJs in general. INTJ Personality Type - a well-written and consistent description of the INTJ type and its functions. Flair up! Check the /r/INTJ rules and FAQ before posting.
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