It might just be pulling from house of cards tbh, I wouldn't mind that. A little fourth wall breaking never hurts.

i think autistic people are all introverts
but not all introverts are all autistic, it's an important distinction. also you have to take in mind that autism isn't really comparable to a persons personality type because autism is a mental illness characterized by a brain disorder.

also the jung personality profile isn't all or nothing, when you take the test you recieve a percentage to which way you lean. you will answer a hundred questions and your tendency for introversion will be measured. (mines 70% btw, very neutral on the other 3 but n t p)

btw, this post is a perfect example of the type of things an INTP type does lol

This post was edited by Ideophobe on Jul 2 2015 09:47pm

Introvert(44%) Sensing(25%) Thinking(12%) Judging(44%) IstJ is me now, i used to be more InTp (the capitals are the more dominant ones) when i was younger. If you go through alot and are forced to change your behavior to cope with all that, your profile changes. I'd say that an autist won't become not autist if he or she works really hard to change him or herself.

thats why i said that personality profiles aren't really comparable to autism. ASD or Autism Spectrum Disorder is an actual disorder in the brain. While one may learn to cope with the illness, the first rule of psychology is that standard rules do not apply to the mentally ill.

Also I used that site for a quick gauge too, but the test should be done by a psychiatrist and your natural myers-briggs will not change. With effort you can develop patters which aren't innate tenancies of your type, and that's what psychiatrists who use the myers-briggs types in practice do. Patterns developed through situations like work or family expectations can influence your tenancies while you are in the situation, but when you leave the situation or are in a relaxed environment your natural preferences come out. The metaphor is if you were relying on your sense of touch to get around in a dark room, you would immediately switch to your preferred mode of sight if the light switch was turned on.

did you even read what I said? By michael bay you probably think I want more effects and explosions? How does that relate to my post about stupid and emo 24/7?

your inclinations can change, your preferred choices what to do in situations can change, what you tend to like can change. most people don't change much because there aren't enough reasons for them to put in the effort. Some things you can change, some things you aren't equipped to change and you need to find a way to cope with the consequenses as good as you can. humans aren't a fixed program like on a cd-rom. they are more like a cd-rw (rewritable cd) but with a writing device that is very very hard to utilize effectively. Mind you, the changes in my personality test outcome are over a span of 15 years in which i've changed alot in my life about how i approach things. edit: notice how my introvert side still is there, i think that one is near impossible to change for almost all people, you cannot suddenly decide that you get energy from being with lots of people.

This post was edited by Awoudex on Jul 3 2015 02:18am

lets break this down into sections so... well so i can tear every single thing you said apart. Let's begin,

1. yes yes natural tendencies can change, with effort, with environment, i already said that.

2. insulting comment about obvious rhetoric *deleted

3. Yes thats where psychiatrists come into play

4. From left field comes a random insert the word consequences to get all the kiddies riled up.

5. It's an ironic metaphor you chose to use. changing your personality is more like trying to coat a cd-rom in the film of the dye a cd-rw uses and write it in a drive. Everything gets all garbled and you just wanna kill yourself when trying to play your new music. and now you have to get it professionally cleaned.

6. Mind YOU, your changes in personality reflect the changes in your environment. When freed from the cage of expectation your true self blossoms. But lets be honest here. Can you truly say to yourself with 100% accuracy that you remember exactly what your childhood myers briggs affinity was? More importantly, and especially with children taking these quick 50 question personality profilers online, rather than being tested by a licensed professional;15 years ago did you answer these questions completely honestly, with yourself? Or like all children did you answer the type of person you wanted to be.

7. The I to E swap. Extremely common for people to make this swap as they enter adulthood. Especially for homosexuals coming out of the closet, social outcasts that find their niche, children of parents who shelter them with over-protection and little girls and boys who become comfortable with their appearances.


and this post is why my p is 1% lol. I can go full on judging at a moments notice, but i don't really care about it, it's just a game. But, i've got my issues too, think about it who scores almost perfect introvert with 1% affinity to all the others, dead giveaway of instability. anyway you're talking to a guy who's name is ripped from the pages of freud about psychology derived from his theories. I'm not making this stuff up.

edit. hope you dont mind me deleting the part where ***** and added numbers to keep it all better organized

This post was edited by Ideophobe on Jul 3 2015 07:51pm

If anything the second episode was better. This show is developing quite nicely, and I'm certainly looking forward to the rest.

The guy who said it was bad is funny

first episode was great second one has me considering quitting

agreed.