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Today, we’re going to go over the 14 Things That INTJs Absolutely Hate
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If you are an INTJ (Architect/ Mastermind) Personality Type you probably have a few things,
behaviors or patterns that you absolutely hate! The INTJ personality type is an
energetic and forward-thinking individual who values intelligence, knowledge, and competence.
However, even extremely analytical INTJs, like every other personality type, have their limits.
Although INTJs experience anger, they want to keep their emotions under control as much as possible.
However, the INTJ is entirely OK with allowing justified anger to be expressed, especially in
instances where they believe it is vital to get their point across. If you are an INTJ,
find out if any of those things make you furious. Here are 14 Things That INTJs Absolutely Hate.
Number 1 – Inadequate authorities
Few things enrage an INTJ like a boss or authority figure who appears unworthy of
their position. It will be difficult for an INTJ to keep their mouth quiet if they perceive
someone in control who does not appear to think through their actions, avoids making decisions,
or just appears to have reached where they are by blatant self-promotion. INTJs prize intellect,
self-confidence, and the capacity to make solid, effective decisions above everything else.
Number 2 – Mundane small talks in social interactions
INTJs, like all introverts, require a lot of alone time. No matter how much they enjoy being
around a certain person, if they are unable to get away from them to read a book or concentrate
on a project, they will feel exhausted and increasingly difficult to be around.
Many INTJs enjoy talking, thanks in part to their Extroverted Thinking function, but only
about topics they've thoroughly researched and considered (usually having a scientific, social,
or psychological bent). Small chat is unlikely to take place. If it is absolutely necessary,
INTJs will most likely vanish as quickly as possible.
Number 3 - Dishonesty People who lie frequently irritate an INTJ, but
because this personality type is so intuitive, the person who lies to themselves irritates them much
more. True, INTJs can be completely mistaken about who someone is, but they normally learn to trust
their intuitive hunches through experience. If an INTJ believes someone is in a negative employment,
relationship, or life path, they'll probably tell it right away. Bluntly.
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Number 4 - Incompetent people
Dealing with stupid or inefficient people is one of the most frustrating aspects of the INTJ
personality type. They understand when individuals are oblivious of certain things, but it is
immensely upsetting for them when they refuse to learn or change. They believe in constant learning
and improvement, therefore seeing those who refuse to accept the truth can irritate them. INTJs
strive to avoid being ignorant by continuously wanting to learn and conducting extensive study
on many topics. When they realize they could be better educated, they gather as much knowledge as
possible and try to balance it against their own critical thinking abilities. For the INTJ people
who are unwilling to learn and cure their own sense of ignorance, can be extremely frustrating.
The INTJ blood boils when they are around people who refuse to listen to the truth and instead spew
out lies. If these people are unaware and do not disseminate this information, they are more likely
to forgive. When they see someone spreading false information, the INTJ is likely to grow enraged
and perhaps display this anger externally. They want to silence this person and make sure that
everyone can see how stupid and ignorant they are. In order to call this person out, INTJs will use
facts and details, and they are quite good at doing so in a direct and intense manner.
Number 5 - Drama of any kind INTJs despise drama because it is a waste of time
and energy for a variety of reasons, including the fact that high-drama people waste not just their
own energy and time, but also the energy and time of others around them, because they can't help but
draw everyone within earshot into their business. Number 6 – Rules and status quo
INTJs create their own rules so that they don't have to worry about a lot of things. They invent
their own rules to follow in order to focus on other things rather than giving mental attention
to whatever rule they just made. INTJs are usually unconcerned with other people's customs and rules.
Number 7 – Laziness and inefficiency The INTJ can be annoyed by inefficiency,
but they try not to let it get the best of them. They may find it difficult to retain their wrath
against someone who does not take their job or chores seriously the more they see them. The
more they interact with these types of people on a regular basis, the more difficult it gets for the
INTJ to keep their feelings to themselves. People with a strong work ethic and an understanding of
how to complete jobs efficiently are valued. One of the most annoying things for an INTJ is someone
who is lazy and does not try to develop. Number 8 – Being called irrational
INTJs dislike being labeled as unreasonable and can feel irritated by it. While they strive not
to be concerned with what others have to say, this goes against who they are as people. INTJs
are reasonable people who place a high priority on this aspect of their personality. Even when it
is difficult for others to do so, they endeavor to approach things from a reasonable and level-headed
perspective. They aren't irrational, and they don't appreciate it when others misrepresent them.
Number 9 – Erratic and overly emotional people People who act erratically and are emotionally
volatile irritate INTJs. People who are very sensitive to the point of losing control over
anything are unpredictable and can be a hindrance to those around them.
Those individuals irritate INTJs. They dislike those who lose their cool at any given moment.
They won't be around someone like that unless others offer them a good reason. INTJs despise
those who prioritize emotions above logic. Number 10 – Ignorance
Reading and knowledge are extremely important to INTJs, yet they aren't complete monsters
when it comes to them. They'll understand if others haven't read a book that they have or
don't know much about a subject that they do. However, people won't make an INTJ happy if they
express their viewpoint without first reading the material or conducting proper research
before starting a heated discussion. Number 11 – Last minute surprises
INTJs arrange their activities in order to keep track of their energy levels.
They are frequently left feeling more fatigued than they would want as a result of a surprise or
last-minute change of plans, which makes them irritable and makes them feel irritated for
not recognizing the future outcome. INTJs can be spontaneous if they want, however they prefer to
mentally prepare for whatever the day may bring by arranging a day and making a schedule. When a
surprise requires people to change their plans, they are frequently upset, which destroys the
entire concept of a "pleasant surprise." Number 12 – Being misunderstood
INTJs are commonly seen as too 'odd' to mess with by all other types right off the bat. Furthermore,
they have a proclivity for disappearing for long periods of time. Because there are so few of them,
INTJs are frequently misunderstood. While other personality types are born knowing how to
communicate with people, INTJs must master this talent and improve their communication skills.
Number 13 – Betrayal If an INTJ discovers
that someone has deceived him, he will simply cut them out of his life. If they
are in INTJs' local vicinity on a regular basis, they will neglect them to the point
where they begin to doubt their own existence. When it comes to someone who has deceived them,
INTJs don't see the value in acting amicably and they hate being lied to, deceived or tricked.
Number 14 – Close-minded people When people show little interest in
their own intellectual or cultural development and then tell others how the world should be,
it's really annoying. INTJs don't want closed-minded people to alter their minds;
they simply want them to listen to, consider, and critically evaluate information that
contradicts their beliefs. This is one of the biggest things that INTJs absolutely hate!
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