What I should have called this video: KZfaq Thumbnail vs Real Life

"For an INTP, being lazy is fine but being a lazy thinker is a deal breaker..." -TRUEEEE!!!!

INTPs hate oversimplified and overcomplicated description of things. Seems legit.

things intps hate: ''everything'' roll credits

I hate it when I can't sleep due to brainstorming on interesting projects......but know I'm never gonna complete all those projects...

Things that I hate: not being able to absorb information through osmosis. The amount of time I take to read about something drives me nuts honestly

When you're just trying to be logical but constantly accused of being cold and calculated, incapable of "human feelings"...

Things INTPs hate: Stupid people in charge telling them what to do (So basically everyone)

INTP here: One of my biggest pet peeves is Surveys... When I take a survey where the wording in the questions are vague, and I'm thinking the following... well if they meant (A), then I would answer "Strongly Agree"... but if they meant (B), then I would answer "Disagree". So I wind-up answering "Neutral" often because of this. And those who analyze the data are at a loss for not receiving my opinion accurately, thus skewing the data results when surveying a focus group. Surveys = Unreliable data. Maybe all they're good for is analyzing "trends"

Being lied to with an excuse that's not well thought of, which to me means I'm being underestimated or thought of as stupid and gullible to buy it

Falling into a rabbit hole, and then realise that somehow in the past 1 hour i have been reading about specific classifications of dunes instead of doing my homework.

when you give them pure logic epic solution for their problem,but they just reject it and said that you are insane

"Everything" lol

I hate crowds of people. The herd mentalities they exude are staggering. I hate being stuck any where near them.

Yeah yeah it's not a secret anymore... most INTPs want to do everything and nothing at the same time. Like what does that even mean? INTPs would know exactly what that means. After all, im not really good at articulating and conveying my thoughts. My bad Xx

INTP here, the interests hit me hard. Like I want to try and learn everything. But I have absoulty no idea how to actually do it. Which means don't do anything because if I'm preoccupied with actually doing something, then I won't have time to do something else. And also about writing. I've had teachers pull me aside to genuinely ask if I wrote my papers myself. They said that the difference from the way I talked and wrote made them question whether or not I was cheating. Honselty though, taking a full week to write out my thoughts gave me the opportunity to put EXACTLY what I wanted to say, so I didn't want to waste it. I never really enjoy research papers because it was basically felt like regurgitating what other people have said on a specific topic that was assigned to me. However I loved essays about topics such as civic virtues and opinions about moral obligation. I could take time to really talk about MY feelings and MY ideas about literally existing. And that was just the best. And yes I revised and rewrote this comment several times before I even dared to post it.

I hate how people close to me don’t yet understand that I operate differently than basically everyone else.

I have literally said that the worst thing someone can do to me is leave me with unanswered questions.

I hate having to repeat myself. Particularly when it's the result of: • not listening (despite asking) • skimming what I read then responding as if they read carefully • not understanding what I meant yet assuming they do • tragically poor memory And particularly when my previous explanations entailed: • a lot of mental effort in distilling complex ideas, listing all fathomable possibilities or providing examples (and I can't just copy-paste) • careful wording and Fe considerations I can't duplicate or replicate now that I'm frustrated • emotional vulnerability that I do NOT want to have to go through again I also hate having to fix people's questions for them. I can tell what they want to know, but for some reason they won't ask what they actually mean. The most direct way to deal with this is, "I think you meant to ask 'xyz?'" (Don't just tell them what they want to know; positive reinforcement of asking the wrong questions will backfire). However, sometimes people unwittingly ask fallacious loaded questions because they are operating on a premise that it never occurred to them could be incorrect (e.g. ever had someone ask you WHY you did something you never did?). Sometimes people are 3+ layers deep in false assumptions, and unpacking all the errors behind their nonsensical questions invariably becomes a game of "find the hidden premise!" I usually play stupid in a way that forces people to question their own assumptions. The price I pay is worth witnessing them examine their own false beliefs they've never questioned. Other things I hate: Hypocrisy! Especially when people are totally unaware of the contradictions and double standards in their reasoning. This can sometimes be initially hilarious until you realize that these people are allowed to vote... 🤦‍♀️😩

“Let’s agree we’re both right” “that’s your truth” etc... in any subject that has clear objective truths

As an INTP My pet peeves are: -When people act pretentious -When people spout misinformation and act like they're correct -When people try to explain things simply but disregards the rest of the subject (especially if it's about my interests and fixations) -This is my pet peeve but I hate it when people use the words "always" and "never" while not being aware of or disregarding the "maybe" and "sometimes" (I don't usually mind it's only when they throw around those words excessively) -This is my personal pet peeve but I hate it when people turn the lights on when it's already bright outside (well tbh I prefer being in the dark since I'm pretty light sensitive so this is not INTP-specific) -When people keep pestering me with their request even when I said "no" multiple times

You forgot one: bad quality memes

What i hate most as an intp: the stereotypes other mbti types have about intp. I work very hard when I'm interested in something or when I'm getting paid to do so at work. I take care of my hygiene and exercise daily. I'm not a "nerd" in the negative connotation in which we are depicted. I simply want to know why something works. I'm not socially awkward i just can't relate to most people. So I choose to not speak much with those I do not know.

Too many interests is very hard to handle when you're trying to figure out what you want to do job and career wise. Like, I love so many things but idk at all what I wish to do.

The INTP being in between the extremes of complexity and simplicity is very true. The INTP doesn't like simplicity because of Ne, but also doesn't like the extremity of complexity because Ti reduces a multiplicity of facts into their fundamentals and their constituents. Well done 👍

Things I hate as an INTP: 1. Lack of mental stimulation (perfect example would be school) 2. I love patterns, I hate repetition. 3. Doing things just because. I need to know "why" first, THEN I'll consider doing it. 4. Having to start things. I just want to jump straight into the process. 5. Both having not enough options and having way too much options to choose from.

As an INTP I find it hard to watch news. It's almost these triggers which invoke an emotional reaction from the masses rather than data that I could think about.

People telling me how to 'feel' because my reactions seem off (female INTP here). Feelings are interpretations of emotions. Emotions are universal chemical reactions in the brain; feelings are learned responses influenced by culture and personality. INTP's happen to interpret emotions through Ti and express through Ne. This looks strange next to societal expectation of overly flamboyant feeling displays, but it servers the same function! Also, people not getting excited about finding the answers and ruining the mystery for everyone else. I'm very protective of pursuit for knowledge and if someone is trying to sabotage that, (either deliberately or ignorantly) then I'm going to pull out every psychological trick I know to get the train back on track!

In college I would study my ass off and genuinely prepare well - then in the exam I'd run out of time finishing only 70% or so of the paper because I would over-explain my answers to "show" the examiner just how well I knew the work. Drove me nuts. Also hobbies - wet shaving, fountain pens, tailoring, leather and woodworking, tennis, golf, lawn bowls, book collecting, horology, embroidery, geocaching, behavioural economics. And those are just the things I can think of offhand. It's too much man.

Anybody else question things to the point you question yourself I often ask myslef “am I a good person, am I kind, am I actually Smart, am I a bad person”

After "everything" I instantly knew, you would be right about the rest lol

I find it very refreshing actually when people are concise. People often ramble on and on even though their core point has already been communicated.

INTPs hate one thing and its ~small talk~

To put it simply, What we often want is a complex analysis and a simple solution. We don't like it when things are analysed too simply, since most things tend to be very complex, but the final principle or solution reached should be one that is simple enough.

as an INTP, to maintain sanity and anything close to optimism toward life and my fellows, I must avoid media during election seasons. This year, my necessary avoidance level increased such that I'm only watching videos by Love Who :)

Things you LOVE when you're an INTP: A new INTP Video!

Does anyone else also hate when watching really interesting shows and analysing them constantly, knowing what’ll happen next then reacting to them before they happen? Talk about exhausting -INTP

“not being able to articulate and convey your thoughts properly.” HOLYY SHIZ THIS HIT HOME! it’s crazy bc i recently googled why do i have a hard time putting my thoughts into words and it basically said that introverts tend to have this issue and prefer and better communicate in text form. i knew i wasn’t crazy!

Regarding the hobbies and interests, I've found a "bin" that also allows me to assert my INTP creativity. There's a thing called "World Building," where a sci-fi or fantasy author constructs a world. For an INTP, it would likely be complete with nations, languages, mythology, natural history, and backstory for every citizen in a village, etc. As an example: Tolkien's Middle Earth. This allows me to study whichever branch of knowledge currently catches my attention and also to synthesize a "practical" application for that knowledge (seriously, in the real world, there are few practical uses for knowing the order of Imperial liquid volume measures). I use a tool called _World Anvil_ for organizing the collection of facts about my world. On the creative side, as I write stories, I can refer to my world's encyclopedia.

Most satisfying : Finally have a school class that is interesting, in which you have good points very quickly and that you have never seen before. Finally learn something at school you've never heard of through your general culture

Being told "thats how its always been" as a reason to continue to d something dumb

when you forget what you wanted to google

This may just be me: I hate people. Now to clarify I'm not talking misanthropic, blind hatred towards every person. What I mean is I don't like how a person acts when in a group. "A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals". - Men-In-Black (1997). This quote sums up the problem. Whether it's "mob" or "herd" mentality, the person becomes objectively a worse version of themselves. This thinking is odd conundrum as an asocial person in a social species. I mean groups are how we survived in prehistoric times. Unfortunately people don't know when to stop and the groups get bigger the people dumber and the consequences become world shaking. This is part of the reason why I stay as far away from Politics as possible. Politics may be the worst of this "People are dumb"-phenomena. I don't know where the threshold is where a person becomes people but families are fine to me. A tribe can be fine in some instances. I think it depends more on who you are up against. I wish sociology wasn't a mess of critical theory and pseudo-science because i would like to learn more. However, sociology would be better off left in the abyss of unused knowledge to clean off the muck.

This really sums up me perfectly. I often have issues with both too simple explanations and too complex ones, as well as needing to know the why’s of everything- I do hate not knowing. It’s super uncomfortable.

To add on that last point, intps then to have a really fast learning curve for the beginning stages then tend to slow down and reach a stump Then move on to another hobby 😂

Sorry, but this is straight facts. I genuinely can not explain how accurate this is. Honestly though, especially the point near the beginning, about not knowing the answer; how can people stand not knowing how certain things happen/ work??

i am an intp and i hate it when people ask me for advice and then proceed to do the complete opposite. i gave so much thought and time to their problem and tried to come up with the best (and most logical) solution possible and they just ignore it. also when i am 100% right about something and people simply disregard it because they don't like it

Here's a story from my life that almost perfectly explains the daily paralysis by analysis that I go through: Almost an year ago, I was reading a Law journal and I realised that a certain aspect of a certain law didn't apply in the same way accross similar cases. So what I did, in an attempt to perfectly understand why this was, (even when my colleagues suggested a very simple and straightforward reason as to why this might be so) I started off by analysing the problem in different "views". I separated the problem into, first, a Mechanical view, where I would analyse the elements of a the problem as a logical system that leads to a certain result. Then secondly, I did a hypothetical view, where I changed the different variables in the system in such a way as to imagine what it would look like had they hypothetically been like that naturally. Third, I did a universal view, where I tried to tie what I know about this problem and its elements into my understanding of the rest of the world. Then I realised that in order to know certain concepts, since concepts are not tangible, visible or audible, that I must inquire into how the human mind can more efficiently approach concepts in the mind. Then i looked at how concepts are conceived and analysed in the human mind using certain audio-visual aids, like shapes, colours, symbols and sounds. So, for example, the concept of "gravity" may be visualised by an individual as a force that has a certain shape, a certain colour and a certain feel, in order to be able to better visualiae the concept in his mind. I kept on theorising until I ended up writing an entire book about the "Nature of Concepts" and on how to build a "Conceptual Framework" for the mind. The book only finished a few weeks ago, and now it has 22 chapters full of explanations in how the human mind grasps, analyses and manipulates concepts and my theory of how the Human mind is itself a concept which interacts and meets with other concepts to form connections and to analyse them. *Yeah, it really did go that far*

I found that my interests (hobbies) seem to be cyclical in that, while there is always something new to investigate, I keep coming back to certain things. However, they only hold my attention for a short amount of time. The funny thing is that now that I've noticed this pattern, I try to advance them as much as possible when the interest comes around again. I find myself working at a feverish pace competing against an invisible clock. Only that clock is me and the time left is arbitrary, to when either I've had enough of the subject, or something more interesting pulls me away. Knowing that one or the other will happen, but not knowing when, is truly frustrating. My life feels like an RPG where I have to bring up all the abilities at the same time (which is why I suck at RPG games)

THANK YOU. I hate pointless academic reading! Don’t explode everything into minute detail that isn’t useful information! It was so good to hear that this doesn’t mean I’m stupid! Haha

"The mystery of the doors" happened to my ex"s grandmothers house when the city was fixing her road with jackhammers and such. First, the doors had triuble shutting, then cracks in the celing.Turned out that said road work cracked a bit of her foundation. Her house was literally leaning so it cracked a bit of her ceiling as well. Funny When you said that, I immediately remembered it happening.The city paid for the damage, btw because her neighbors had similar problems. For your sake, I hope its loose hinges. Seems like it took ages to straighten that out.

There is an elegant model for every problem in the world, no matter how complex. The vocation is building that model.

I have a course at university which is fundamentally flawed. The concepts are not necessarily flawed but the actual teaching of it is. Basically trying to explain the course as a modality and then applying that modality to "everything" which renders the subject completely meaningless -- there is no critique for balance sake. I have an assessment and I can pander to the idea for a grade, but inside my blood is boiling. I can't stand it when someone uses education as a playground for their values. There has to be balance!

My friends get so annoyed whenever I ask why, they always reply with "that's jsut the way it is" and that annoys ME WKKASAKSJAS

I'm an INTP and I would like to add one more to the hate list: Superstition. Idk if the rest of the INTP Squad agrees or is it just me😂 Great video BTW, that "everything" was hilariously true😂😂

The door is also the difference between intj and intp Intj ahh this damn door. Let's see what's up. Ok fix the screws (they wouldn't even realise the door is not closing till it falls of... maybe) INTP WHY???

You got me hooked on the first part

honestly the worst thing for me is having so many things i want to create or tryout but never being able to do more then 1% of them

The main reason im not using twitter is because i dont wanna waste my time and energy to read or even involved on online debate about those useless and narrow-minded, meaningless threads.

I can't stand things like magic tricks when there's no reveal of how it was done in the end. I enjoy coming up with possible solutions. But if there's no final resolution to check my answer it's just annoying.

While the video was loading the first thing I said was "everything"

I think potential vs reality is a struggle for any INxx type (also ENxPs).

I used to not like NTs. But since learning more about them through these videos, etc., I actually understand them and get them and love them.

As a INTP too , these are some things that I just can't deal with : - being patient (ex: I wanted to sew a dress in one night because I got to exited and started to think about how to sew the dress) -When someone isn't listening to me or can't understand me even after I explained myself -I'm lazy, I get these bursts of energy sometimes but I'm usually in my bed/chair watching history fact videos - I am usually really messy and unorganized, but there are certain things I can't stand like bad odor, someone else doing something incorrectly, and food to mouth contact ( can't eat off of food that has touch someone's mouth/fork)

Among the EVERYTHING list that I hate, being interrupted when I'm working on a project or a thought experiment (thank you A.E.) I really get irate if I'm hyper-focused and get interrupted. I hate having to dumb down so I don't appear antisocial or arrogant, I'm not either, and this brings me to another thing I hate, not having someone to have a stimulating face to face conversation with, I'm not good at small talk, it feels like my mind is shriveling up

Once again painfully accurate (in a good way)... every point raised is spot on but focusing on the first 'simplistic explanations' you are correct that INTPs can be thought of as overly-theoretical and academic, and possibly high Ti INTPs are more prone to this way of operating, but as you stated, most are searching for the explanatory sweet-spot. We're never satisfied with over-simplification or lack of perspective but yet I believe that most INTPs are also very much annoyed by obtuse, overly-intellectual theorizing as can sometimes be found, for example, among philosophers. I love philosophy but when reading the original texts just find that many of their key ideas could have been explained a little more elegantly and clearly (and with many fewer words) thus my preference for succinct summaries on KZfaq ;]. Funnily enough many of the philosophers that tend to go on and on, revisiting the same idea, are INTPs e.g. Kant (although proportionally NF and NJ philosophers seem to be worse... only kidding!). To summarize with any topic of interest we prefer to condense information and ideas into a few general and universal principles but this is not in any way over-simplification, as we can generally back up these principles (i.e., provide reasons and the logic) after many hours of sifting through evidence (Si), gathering different perspectives (Ne) and developing an explanatory and logically coherent theory (Ti), which we then attempt to disseminate to others for their own understanding (inferior Fe) but usually with little effect (POLR Se), so we conclude that other people are stupid (opposing Te), and then ask why bother at all (critic Ni), and finally blow up when we feel that no one understands us and we are alone in the world (demon Fi). Didn't expect to go down that path but there you go....

What I hate more than anything else is not knowing what to do. Clearly the best, most efficient way to make a decision would be to go into the future and analyze all the results, then choose the correct path. With this option blocked, I'm locked into things like following others (unacceptable), letting fate decide (unacceptable) or guessing (worst of all).

Everything in the video rang true, but the one about being in between the simple and the complex was something I have struggled to put my finger on up until now. I love acquiring knowledge, and I often go deep into subjects that have nothing to do with my work or even with each other just to satiate my curiosity. But I really try to sum things up when I find a willing listener, or I'll retain the broader aspects of it, even though I know the details are fascinating. I remember when I was in college I was considered a very bookish and nerdy person. But then I would find myself in conversations where this person kept citing an author and whatever book... and he would do that at least 8 times during a 5min conversation! I don't know if he thought I had read the same books as him (though we were taking different courses), or if he was just trying to show off his repertoire and make me feel dumb, but it was maddening because there was no real conversation there! He never said what the ideas really were or how they connected to his argument, he just assumed that by citing a few books he could make himself understood. He actually drained any curiosity I had to know those authors during these conversations. He made ne NOT want to research something I actually wanted to know more about. That's like... making a fish give up on swimming through sheer boredom. Nuts!

Thumbnail gives me major matrix vibes ☕️

More than one door not closing usually means that the house have shifted, most likely the foundations. - ISTP

I really like what you said about the perceived arrogance of INTPs or people with scientific mindsets. Truly, I don't know shit, and that's all I can know. This is one of the main philosophies of my life. That being said, I think I am an INTP, I relate to the descriptions, but I never say I am an INTP with 100% confidence. I like the Einstein quote too. I tend to give long answers like this for everything, but really, I think the length of my answers are appropriate because I don't want to be more simple than what makes sense. But then again, what do I know?

As an INTP, I find that the fear of boredom is one of my biggest drivers and obstacles in life and career that manifests itself as procrastination and perceived laziness. The paradox I continually experience is the desire to be entrepreneurial in my endeavors (and have many ideas as such), but remain noncommittal because I know that my passion for whatever it is, is fleeting.

I'm just glad we have a possible explanation to the door mystery or else I would not getting enough sleep tonight, thanks.

I like this idea of "things you hate" from an mbti perspective. I've always bumped heads with ESTJ's or people i assumed were ESTJ's. It seems pretty consistent that im doing something that they don't like and I've never understood why. If you need material to do another video on in the future I'd love to see your perspective on this.

As an INTP, when I write something, I usually write the first part, then the last one, then the middle etc. Then I have to reorganize everything, and read it many times. Anyone else experience this?

0:58 that's my life motto now and like always, you describe me so well

That time when you were just about to do one of your hobbies ....but you have to do something else because the other is still in the thinking phase...

As an INTP myself, I’d suggest looking into the orientation of the doors. It could be that the house shifted in such a way that only doors in a specific orientation were affected.

I just took the test and found out that I am an INTP. I love the things you hate because many of them are the ones I hate, too. I had just never vocalized them before. Thank you and looking forward to more of your insights.

Even as an INTJ I must say I also hate a lot of these things. P.S. THAT MUG THO LET'S GO!

I've just found your channel randomly now at 5 am and after a few videos about INTPs and reading some comments here and there I have never felt more understood in my entire life. Damn. Btw guess the effect? I got so much stuff to overthink about now and I am happy and somehow I realise it sounds insane for vast majority of people but I think it's a good place to share this. Also, earned my subscribe, even tho I am the INTP who stalks in the shadows only watching and not really interacting. Got a half hour motivation boost

I enjoyed the vocabulary you share when doing your videos. I often find myself entertained by simply hearing the words mentioned within your uploads. thanks for the insight on INTP's and sharing with us some of that undoubtedly innovative insight on our biggest pet peeves.^^

I hate when people try to treat me like an idiot and dumb it down for me, especially when they themselves are at the same time getting the entirely wrong idea

I have a friend who's an INTP annoys him no end when I tell him so... but he's SUCH an INTP.

Lol this is best Intp content. I love hearing these perspectives. And more importantly for me. The 'pandeminc' or public fear or whatever has really crushed my life. But seeing this community and hearing from other people out there who not only conceptually understand my perspective, but personally(/subjectively) aswell really makes me happy!! Xp cx x3

"Everything" That's all you needed to put in this video.

Very well said.Stay safe and healthy during much uncertainties in the world including at the local level.

"Not knowing the answer" yes, I hate it that coughit is still a thing and I hate it that I can't find the answer to WHY? Despite all the evidence that we could have gone back to normal long ago. Why?

1. if you hate everything your life is bound to suck, doesnt seem like a type thing more like a personal problem 2. simplistic explanations do suck, but i can't see how a Ti dom wouldn't like the overly complicated theorizing, so long as it makes sense and follows a logical path. I think its awesome to detangle ideas, specially if theyre all connected. I think INTPs like complicated things, to turn them into more simple concepts, and that does imply them liking the overly complex ideas so that they can simplify them / generalize them. For example, when reaserching an answer to a question i like to read way more than is needed to then, when my Ne is finally satisfied, simplify and give the best summary i could make. (takes a long time but is very satisfying). 3. yeah this one is pretty bad. Makes intps doubt their intelligence, which is a recurring theme in intps life. 4. Yes, this one is 100% true, misinformation is an epidemic that makes society dumber as a collective so it's intolerable. It's like doing a disservice to humanity. 5. Nah keeps me entertained. Just give the top 3 hobbies the most time and show it to others somehow (keeps that Fe happy) and it's not bad. It can feel like a waste of time though, to be semi-good at many things but not good enough to make a living out all of them. 6. agree 7. agree too much. Another thing intps hate is when theyre not heard. like they get asked for an answer, they think about it, find a logical solution to it that could probably work, and then the asker doesnt even listen to the answer they asked for and does whatever the hell that makes no sense and will bring no results toward obtaining the soultion they were seeking. Pretty annoying. Another thing intps really hate is irrational emotions. seriously, ask an intp how they're feeling and they will cringe and secretly hate you for asking about the thing they try to avoid at all costs. That's due to demon Fi. anything Fi related is seen as an attack, an enemy, a frustrating negative situation, etc. If you make another one of these of any type be sure to remark on their demon function, it will 100% work and be relatable, and relatability gives subscriptions, which seems to be a problem you're facing currently according to the end of the video.. Like from my meme sharing experiences, number one factor for shares and likes is relatability, then comes comedy so bonus points if it involves both concepts. Last thing intps hate i will mention is when someone doesn't want to accept a truth because it doesn't "FEEL" right. (another Fi rejection problem). Like if you're telling someone something factual you read about extensively and know to be true, and they can´t accept it, even if it makes all the sense in the world, even if they admit it makes all the sense in the world, because it doesn't "FEEL" right to them so they can´t accept it to be that way.. *intp brain explodes*

I recently discovered that it's not necessarily that I hate being controlled. It's that I hate it when any decision is made for me without giving me the chance to think things through first. If someone I trust gives me the decision, but expects me to make the right one, yes I'm bugged at first because they've decided that they know what I have to go through. Once I've thought it through and realized they're right, I'll grudgingly make the choice they wanted me to and tell myself it was my decision.

Your videos are incredible!

one more, when looking for a solution/answer having to read through all the author's life issues, emotions, why and how they get there... can... u just give the answer/solution... :'( I don't care if your wife yelled at your for not bringing the milk and then you thought about the solution or if your boss was micromanaging you... just spit the answer/solution

your door problem was prebly Jim Morrison

Yes! Trying to organize one’s complex thoughts into a digestible structure so other people can understand. I don’t have many conversations that are “successful”

I only just discovered these -- I used to be more outgoing, much more. ENTP quality outgoing. Then, it just flipped on me about 15 years ago, and I'm identifying with all of these INTP videos. The whole thing about miscommunications and disliking people who deliberately do not communicate clearly is so on point. AAAAGHHH YES JUST F*CKING SAY WHAT YOU ARE THINKING. I don't think people realize how stressful and fear-inducing it is to me when they try to "soften" harsh news. The more they try to avoid saying it, the worse it gets for me. Just f*cking SAY IT. The biggest compliment I can give someone is that I never have to walk away from a conversation with them wondering what they meant because they told me what they meant. If I have to play guessing games, f*ck it, you're not worth the stress.

The one thingi learned from this videois that my attention span is no longer than 2 minutes.

I'm glad now that I know so much more about what INTPs don't like Thanks!!:D, also great video:)

Yes, yes! Finally the pieces of the puzzle seem to fit together perfectly. This is very true for me. Thank you for this excellent video! 👍

as an INTP, I hate when people don't explain things as clear as possible and when I ask them to explain it better, they just give up... it's so frustrating.

30 seconds into the video and everything is accurate