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INFP-T after answering the test with brutal honesty. Warning for possible Tumblr-tier blogging:
Let's see. On top of my head, I'm pretty quite and reserved, but can put on a peppy social "mask" whenever the situation calls for it. I'd rather play a good game or watch a good movie or video rather than make small talk with others, because the latter sort of burns me out and I think I have literally nothing else to talk about to some people. Actually, I think I'm pretty unmotivated when it comes to social interaction and sometimes academic matters, so if you have me on Skype or Telegram, I might never talk to you until you messaged me first (that doesn't mean I don't think about you a lot).
I'd talk and draw a lot if I weren't pre-occupied with my own laziness or vidya.
I like being able to help people and give them gifts—if I had all the money in the world, every kid in Africa and locations like that would have a fucking 3DS and all the potatoes and bread and meat they wanted.
I don't have many close friends, but not out for a lack of wanting. From my experiences, I find that I can maintain surface relationships pretty well while my personal close relationships bomb dramatically. I think my friendships bomb because I never take the time to talk to them after a long while, and I think I try to assert my own naive, selfish ideals when it comes to attempting to solve their problems. At the end of the day, I'm afraid of growing up or dying alone, but my mannerisms doesn't exactly help that much.
I don't like complications. So, I don't exactly dig taking sides or engaging in conflicts because I feel like that'll affect my relationship with somebody or something. That's why I attempt to remain neutral, or never involve myself at all and let things play out. People can talk to me about their probs, but I'll probably never come out with mine. I don't like it when people refuse to open themselves to other perspectives or adhere to common sense, so I kinda hate SJWs.
