INTJ type
Find out how many people share your type, and what your strengths are!
Find out how many people share your type, and what your strengths are!
Is the glass half full or half empty? Yes, that glass will be the flivvium container.
Prayer Lord, keep me open to others' ideas, wrong though they may be.
Animal personality Snake
Insidious, clever, and pragmatic, you never know if the INTJ snake is dangerous or not.
Cat personality "The Limit-Setter"
If you have to be around, fine, but he'd prefer that you just showed up once a week to drop off a case of canned food. If you stay home sick, he'll glare at you, since after all it's his scheduled day to have the house to himself.
Collective noun An argument of INTJ's
Percentage of total population 1%
Your type is a combination of four preferences. Each preference was made by choosing between 2 letters in a dichotomy. The four dichotomies are:
Defines where you direct your energy. Extroversion indicates outwards towards the world, and Introversion indicates a tendency inwards towards your thoughts and ideas.
Defines how you process information. Do you prefer to process information through your five senses (Sensing) or do you prefer to trust your hunches and read between the lines? (iNtuition)
Defines how you make decisions. Do you prefer logical analysis (Thinking), or contemplating about how each option affects people? (Feeling)
Defines how you order your life. Do you prefer making plans and keeping to schedules (Judging), or do you usually keep things open? (Perceiving)
There are 16 types in total. Now that you know your type, check out your type description by following the appropriate link below!
“Responsibility” is a funny word……..the meaning (as is true for many words) changes depending on how it is used. If a roomful of adults is asked “who is responsible for this kid who just used a crayon on the walls”, the asker wants to identify the parent or guardian who should have been watching or should have done a better job of teaching so that no damage is done. The parent didn’t cause the coloring, but his action (or lack of action) is one element in the chain. The kid did the coloring, but is he “responsible” or did he “cause” it, since he didn’t create either the crayon or the room, nor did he invent the use of crayons? We must weigh and judge.
Me, I agreed with Whitney Rose and Broken wings.
Assassin-regardless of who paid or why, without him killing, the wife still lives
Wife-she is her own worst enemy...knows she will stray, knows she is wrong, does it anyway. She COULD have stayed with her lover and lived.
Lover- knows they are "in the wrong", but doesn't help her when she explains the situation with the assassin. He says (rightly) they she got herself into this mess.
Husband-didn't think enough about his wife to have her along, but we don't know if he was even aware that she was "straying", and we assume he didn't want her dead. Since she had a lover, we have to wonder about the strength of the husband's regard
Boatman-had no idea that crime was afoot, and merely has a fixed price for his service. Did she explain the situation? If she did, and the boatman remained unmoved, perhaps he should be bumped above the husband, but as many point out, he is merely doing his job, non-violently.
Assassin-he killed her, duh
Wife-she chose to have an affair
Lover-he refused to help her even though he knew she was going to be killed
Husband-he had no idea she was having an affair, its not his fault he didn't take her
Boatman-he was only doing his job, he had no idea there was an assassin
Assassin:he killed her
Husband:I felt like he set her up,knowing she was having an affair,maybe im paranoid
Wife:SHE had the affair
Lover:not really his fault,but he should have helped her
Boatman:not his fault.he has a business to run
Money, love, fun, sex and magic.I'm a realist.hahahaha
Assassin - He is the one who killed her, therefore, being the most responsible for her death.
Wife - She made her own decisions.
Lover - He could have easily prevented her death by paying for her.
Husband - Was it really so hard to take your nagging wife?
Boatman - He's doing his job.
Husband-He left her alone so she wouldn't be in the way!
Lover-He didn't care and refused her her only chance to live
Boatman-He was greedy instead of doing a poor woman a favor
Assasin-He killed her but he was just doing his job
Wife-She didn't want to be in that spot in the first place
BEN
07-05-2017, 20:00+3 -0
1 assassin - committed the murder
2 wife - not because of her cheating, but because she put hiding her cheating above her own safety. She could have waited until morning.
3 lover - knew the problem yet did not intervene
4 boatman - knew the problem yet did not intervene. Had less reason too than lover
5 husband - can not reasonable be expected to know he was putting his wifes life in danger