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Jan 20
zomganthro: this one is TOO good.

zomganthro:

this one is TOO good.

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Jan 20
hausofcards: Thou shalt not commit logical fallacies. You know where you fuck up.

hausofcards:

Thou shalt not commit logical fallacies.

You know where you fuck up.

Reblogged 4 months ago from hausofcards

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Jan 6

Reblogged 4 months ago from intj-madscientists

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Jan 6

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Dec 19

Reblogged 5 months ago from shinystarrlight

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Dec 15
deslyn-brown: Me & my poor hubby.  LOL!  :P Sometimes, I feel like this is my SO… He’s so… that.

deslyn-brown:

Me & my poor hubby.  LOL!  :P

Sometimes, I feel like this is my SO… He’s so… that.

Reblogged 5 months ago from deviant-brisance

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intj, ENFP, MBTI,

Dec 12
intj-problems: Submitted by Anonymous

intj-problems:

Submitted by Anonymous

Reblogged 5 months ago from intj-problems

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Dec 10

: ENFP & INTJ in a relationship

dorianfilms:

As you two share only one of the four type preferences, you face some real challenges in your daily lives. You often have to deal with miscommunication, different values or needs and sometimes really struggle to find an agreement you both can accept. Nevertheless, opposites attract - if you both…

Reblogged 5 months ago from myersandbriggs

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Dec 6
intj-problems: Submitted by Anonymous

intj-problems:

Submitted by Anonymous

Reblogged 5 months ago from intj-problems

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Dec 6
allysonkate: Graphic Designer’s Myers-Briggs Infographic And this is why my SO and I love re-doing rooms and decorating them. And probably why a third of our serious conversations revolve around our dream homes… Interesting. I’m curious to see if these numbers stay the same with a larger sample size or the spread becomes bifurcated in a more pronounced way.

allysonkate:

Graphic Designer’s Myers-Briggs Infographic

And this is why my SO and I love re-doing rooms and decorating them. And probably why a third of our serious conversations revolve around our dream homes… Interesting. I’m curious to see if these numbers stay the same with a larger sample size or the spread becomes bifurcated in a more pronounced way.

Reblogged 5 months ago from allysonkate

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intj, enfp,