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Ask INTJ: Working in the Arts, Stuck Between Types and There is No X

Sure. I can’t disclose too many specifics for legal reasons (one part is still in progress, and my current employer required me to sign a social media non-disclosure agreement,) but I think I’ll still be able to adequately answer your question.
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Detach: to disengage and separate.
(As always, feel free to remove the following text if reblogging just for the picture.)
Friends of INTJs are often confused, worried, or hurt when their INTJ unexpectedly disappears and stops speaking to everyone. It could be for a few hours, it could be for several days. Fear not, though; the INTJ’s occasional reclusive tendencies have nothing to do with their companions. They have a strong need for solitude, even as compared to other Introverted types. Without alone time, INTJs become exhausted, irritable, and are unable to function at their best. Let them have their isolation. They’ll be grateful for it and come back to you soon.
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Ask INTJ: Socionics, Emotionally Connecting With Friends, and Sarcasm

I’ve answered this before. It’s going on the FAQ page once I get a chance to update it (which won’t be tonight, but soon.)
I’m aware that, according to Socionics, INTj’s ideal match is ESFp. However, Socionics is not the same as MBTI. There’s a lot of confusion on this point, probably because Socionics uses the same four letter code for their sixteen types.
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Depth: complexity or abstruseness; the deepest, most intense, or most severe part
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Responsibility: A duty or obligation to satisfactorily perform or complete a task that one must fulfill, and which has a consequent penalty for failure.
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Ask INTJ: Acting Extroverted, Hipsterism, and One Last Word on INTPs
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The Great Big INTJ/INTP Post

Sweet Jesus! Okay, you win! I will talk about INTJs and INTPs!
But, once again, I have to start by stressing that any type can have a successful and fulfilling relationship with any other type. This is just a broad generalization of how these two types tend to differ and interact. With that in mind, let’s get on with the post.
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Predict: estimate that [a specified thing] will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.



![Predict: estimate that [a specified thing] will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m29a9mmfvD1qj2aqzo1_500.png)