>>22904371I guess my main point, what I was trying to get at is that at my core I have very strong values, but it’s more then that, I have always felt deeply compelled to do the right thing, but on a sort of ultimate grand scale of good versus evil I guess that is more complex then simply choosing to jay walk or not, or whether you should listen to and obey authority, or bring “honor” and “shame” to your family, like social traditions and such, don’t really cover it I think.
I don’t really relate to most people in this regard…while it has always been a deeply motivating factor for me. I used to think I was an “idealist” because I relate the most to the INFP personality type. But I don’t think necessarily an idealist reading deeper about it, but I think that’s generally why people like me aren’t really represented or given much respect.
It’s sort of like Luke Skywalker in a sense I guess, but it brings me back my point, is Luke really an idealist? I simply believe in ultimate good and evil and that there is a possibility to live in a better world, but I guess there’s not really a word or a term for that exactly. To many men like me are probably seen as the enemy because I have too strong of virtues to be easily controlled. I can just hear the scorn this illicits to my response to the world. I seek to understand the world deeply, and I hold off making judgements too hastily, still my outlook on reality would seem contemptible to others.
Thus, I don’t really see how that movie really represents me at all.
I guess I am virtuous, more than being “idealist” it’s there that I guess the MBTI doesn’t really work for me.
It’s here I would say that I sort of am more like an European in a sense that I think, I am almost like a knight, practicing chivalry and knighthood or something I GUESS, whatever is the most conclusive to my goals and morals I don’t really spend my time on pursuits I feel are not as meaningful
