This article brings up so many aspects of media that I've often found myself frustrated with, and analyzes them with (what I would consider) pinpoint accuracy. As an INTJ female as well, I rarely relate to the female characters in books/tv shows/movies- typically I connect more with the Mr. Darcy types or the super villains. It took me a long time to realize that relating to such characters did not mean that I was masculine or evil or the only female of my kind, and that the issue was just that no one wrote a book or film about us bad-ass INTJ women.
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This article brings up so many aspects of media that I've often found myself frustrated with, and analyzes them with (what I would consider) pinpoint accuracy. As an INTJ female as well, I rarely relate to the female characters in books/tv shows/movies- typically I connect more with the Mr. Darcy types or the super villains. It took me a long time to realize that relating to such characters did not mean that I was masculine or evil or the only female of my kind, and that the issue was just that no one wrote a book or film about us bad-ass INTJ women.