What’s your myers briggs personality type?
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When I read a novel of fiction or fact. I always think of the personality of the writer.
Where do they derive their ideas of acting out parts of extrovert and introvert? How can an author write such a wonderful fantasy of human struggle, place it in words to produce such an exciting read?
I more or less have to come to the conclusion that they neither be extrovert, or introvert.
To plumb the depths of human despair, then to rise to it's arrogant ignorance, place it into word form which captures imagination, can't be written from a place of not knowing, or understanding just one part, of the human being.
Where do they derive their ideas of acting out parts of extrovert and introvert? How can an author write such a wonderful fantasy of human struggle, place it in words to produce such an exciting read?
I more or less have to come to the conclusion that they neither be extrovert, or introvert.
To plumb the depths of human despair, then to rise to it's arrogant ignorance, place it into word form which captures imagination, can't be written from a place of not knowing, or understanding just one part, of the human being.
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The last time I tested I was INTJ. But I'm so close to midline on 2 or 3 aspects that it can change.
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