On closer inspection, what I had formerly labelled mood swings seems to be a periodic switch between f and t functions. Apparently in the "f" mode I eventually become overwhelmed with feeling and retreat into a "t" mode, which seems to work out for me just fine. So, I guess my normal default mode must be feeling. Does anyone else here resemble this syndrome?
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
Sun, March 18, 2007 - 4:31 AMwell I recognise this to a certain degree. Although my thinking mode always leads to intense feelings.
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
Tue, January 15, 2008 - 3:36 AMim not sure which is dominant but i definitely experience both alternatively. I think perhaps it is more an element of the imperfection of the descriptions. 7 billion divided by 16 is still an awful lot to be universally applicable.
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
Tue, March 18, 2008 - 8:02 PMI'm an INFP with a strong F, but can operate strongly on the T side in situations that call for it. I don't know if I attribute that to causing mood swings though. I do have mood swings, but the cause is usually from when my idealistic plans aren't going the way they "should". I've been learning to find stability by maintaining my idealism thinking without creating expectations from it. Not an easy thing to do... -
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
Tue, March 18, 2008 - 8:26 PMaaah yes that idealism and those expectations... that can cause some seroius mood swings..... but I too am learning to balance and I am accepting living in the now with all its imperfections ( that drive me insane0 as oppose to my perfect dream world with all its should be's in place.
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
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Re: infp/intp mood swings?
Sat, April 26, 2008 - 11:06 AMyeah ..I understand the " feeling like a dog" thing....
the song is funny ... that poor dog looked bored....... : )
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