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plungesponge · 41-45, M
My honest advice, find out what MBTI personality type they are. It explains so much about people's intentions
For example extroverted people will reach out to you if they sense you are stressed, wanting to change your mood. Introverted people will give you space, waiting for you to seem ready to talk. Knowing which type you're dealing with gives a lot of context to their decisions
For example extroverted people will reach out to you if they sense you are stressed, wanting to change your mood. Introverted people will give you space, waiting for you to seem ready to talk. Knowing which type you're dealing with gives a lot of context to their decisions
RaemaSnr · 22-25, F
@plungesponge I feel like those are stereotypes
plungesponge · 41-45, M
Stereotypes are very useful. For example, is it a stereotype to think that a person who uses a lot of rude words is likely to have a much of other anti-social traits? Probably, but that's just an extrapolation.
RaemaSnr · 22-25, F
@plungesponge I gueeeeess, I'll ask but I doubt he's the type to gaf about that stuff unfortunately