I'm an INFJ and as long as I can remember, I was not fond of playing games and had no interest in sports in high school. To me, football and baseball, golf, and all the rest are a distraction to what really matters in life. Being so preopcupied with them -as we spend billions going to these games, I see it as a form of arrested development. Not that i'm religious but the Bible says we should put away childish things and what can be more childish than playing with a ball? If we, as humans, are going to evolve to higher stages of emotional and psychologcal development, playing games is not going to get us there. Maybe I'm mistaken but I beleive what I said is true. I wonder of other INFJ's feel likewise.
George C (not verified)says...
I'm an INFJ and as long as I can remember, I was not fond of playing games and had no interest in sports in high school. To me, football and baseball, golf, and all the rest are a distraction to what really matters in life. Being so preopcupied with them -as we spend billions going to these games, I see it as a form of arrested development. Not that i'm religious but the Bible says we should put away childish things and what can be more childish than playing with a ball? If we, as humans, are going to evolve to higher stages of emotional and psychologcal development, playing games is not going to get us there. Maybe I'm mistaken but I beleive what I said is true. I wonder of other INFJ's feel likewise.