This is a very insightful article! I am an INFP and I have always described myself as "not logical" because when it comes to everyday things, I do not have a logical reasoning as to why I do things. I did not like my logic class, even. On the other hand, if something important to me is threatened or under serious discussion, I disregard fleeting emotions and go "straight for the jugular" with reason and logic. In those moments I really relate to Spock. I often say that I am my most articulate when I am in an argument, and I am not afraid to have an argument over something important to me! However, I don't argue for the sake of an arguement but to restore the balance and internal harmony of my feelings. All four points really resonated with me!
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This is a very insightful article! I am an INFP and I have always described myself as "not logical" because when it comes to everyday things, I do not have a logical reasoning as to why I do things. I did not like my logic class, even. On the other hand, if something important to me is threatened or under serious discussion, I disregard fleeting emotions and go "straight for the jugular" with reason and logic. In those moments I really relate to Spock. I often say that I am my most articulate when I am in an argument, and I am not afraid to have an argument over something important to me! However, I don't argue for the sake of an arguement but to restore the balance and internal harmony of my feelings. All four points really resonated with me!