“Just Be Yourself”
“Circumcised or Intact?!” Screw Her Preference!
Women: Career or Romance, Choose Your God
Dealing with a Breakup: 10 Tips for Men
29 Reasons Nightclubs Suck
Ladder Theory: Revised and Revisited
‘Understanding Women:’ A Book I’d Like to Destroy
Why Women Ruin Their Husband’s Friendships
Canada’s Marriage Fraud Crackdown
Mrs. Control Freak and Mr. Spineless Eat Out
Trunk’s Hypocritical, “Immature and Selfish” Take on Divorce
Jail for Facebook Rant about “Evil” Ex-Wife
Cheating Military Wife Wants it All
Alpha Redux?
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Liz says:
April 1, 2015 at 6:53 am
I’m INTJ, my husband is ENFP.
I’m not sure if it would work as well if I was the ENFP and my husband was INTJ, but we’re about as compatable as two people could (realistically) be.
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Richard Aubrey says:
April 1, 2015 at 9:00 am
Jeremy. Thanks for helping me refine my point.
You know a woman who is SP explorer. She’s never taken a test that you know of, but you know her well enough to bet. You’re probably right.
So? You already knew her, and you were already capable of predicting various issues–probably be correct, too.
So what’s the point of putting some capital letters on her? My half-century gone BA is in psychology and one of the things they taught us is that all categories bleed into neighboring categories. Putting labels on a person–which sounds evil and controlling and fascist and stuff when you put it that way–tends to keep the observer from attending to the bleedover. And that’s the point.
“Circumcised or Intact?!” Screw Her Preference!
Women: Career or Romance, Choose Your God
Dealing with a Breakup: 10 Tips for Men
29 Reasons Nightclubs Suck
Ladder Theory: Revised and Revisited
‘Understanding Women:’ A Book I’d Like to Destroy
Why Women Ruin Their Husband’s Friendships
Canada’s Marriage Fraud Crackdown
Mrs. Control Freak and Mr. Spineless Eat Out
Trunk’s Hypocritical, “Immature and Selfish” Take on Divorce
Jail for Facebook Rant about “Evil” Ex-Wife
Cheating Military Wife Wants it All
Alpha Redux?
36
Liz says:
April 1, 2015 at 6:53 am
I’m INTJ, my husband is ENFP.
I’m not sure if it would work as well if I was the ENFP and my husband was INTJ, but we’re about as compatable as two people could (realistically) be.
37
Richard Aubrey says:
April 1, 2015 at 9:00 am
Jeremy. Thanks for helping me refine my point.
You know a woman who is SP explorer. She’s never taken a test that you know of, but you know her well enough to bet. You’re probably right.
So? You already knew her, and you were already capable of predicting various issues–probably be correct, too.
So what’s the point of putting some capital letters on her? My half-century gone BA is in psychology and one of the things they taught us is that all categories bleed into neighboring categories. Putting labels on a person–which sounds evil and controlling and fascist and stuff when you put it that way–tends to keep the observer from attending to the bleedover. And that’s the point.