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There's no such thing as a perfect person but...
This is an introductory post from a long-time lurker.
I was watching 10 Things I Hate About You (the series, not the movie) the other day because I like Kat's character. There was one episode where she gets criticised for being perfect which got me thinking (she's not an INTJ but definitely an N). Have you ever been called perfect? Have you ever considered somebody in real life perfect? What about other people's perceptions of fictional INTJs?
It puzzled me when two schoolmates called me perfect. Where do you think this perceived perfection comes from? Is it the fact that we judge like there's no tomorrow and are sure of ourselves? Is it the fact that we don't give a rat's ass about what others think and become obsessed with getting something done?
I was watching 10 Things I Hate About You (the series, not the movie) the other day because I like Kat's character. There was one episode where she gets criticised for being perfect which got me thinking (she's not an INTJ but definitely an N). Have you ever been called perfect? Have you ever considered somebody in real life perfect? What about other people's perceptions of fictional INTJs?
It puzzled me when two schoolmates called me perfect. Where do you think this perceived perfection comes from? Is it the fact that we judge like there's no tomorrow and are sure of ourselves? Is it the fact that we don't give a rat's ass about what others think and become obsessed with getting something done?