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Today, we’re going to go over the 11 Things That INTPs Absolutely Hate
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If you are an INTP (Logician/ Analyst) Personality Type you probably have a few things,
behaviors or patterns that you absolutely hate! The INTP personality type is an individual with
a cool exterior but is privately passionate about reason, analysis, and innovation
and values intelligence, and competence. However, even extremely analytical INTPs,
like every other personality type, have their limits. Although INTPs experience anger,
they want to keep their emotions under control as much as possible. However,
the INTP 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 INTP,
find out if any of those things make you furious. Here are 11 Things That INTPs Absolutely Hate.
Number 1 – Illogical beliefs
The INTP personality type, often known as the Logician personality type, approaches the world
with perfect logic. For them to feel completely at ease, the world around them must make complete
logical sense, which they achieve by constantly studying and poking holes in illogical ideas and
institutions. INTPs have a hard time comprehending that people have such strong beliefs in obviously
illogical things like religion, politics, philosophical worldviews, and other problematic
systems imposed by a higher force. In fact, an INTP can get irritated when people make decisions
based solely on their gut instincts, with no logical evidence to back them up. This internal
curiosity in digging in allows INTPs to comprehend some issues in greater depth than others,
but it can also make them appear insensitive and dismissive of other people's feelings.
Number 2 – Boring small talks in social interactions
To begin with, few introverted personality types enjoy small conversation;
nevertheless, for an INTP and a few other intuitive introverted types,
small talk and other societal conventions make little sense. When there are so many other
academic issues to discuss, an INTP personality type doesn't see why individuals would waste time
discussing insignificant topics like the weather. People who don't grasp the INTP's logical thinking
patterns may perceive them as cold and distant because of their disinterest in small talk and
unnecessary commentary. Fortunately, an INTP's rational side recognizes the value of connection,
so they learn to engage in these types of conversations just to appear normal,
because the last thing they want to be questioned is if something is wrong.
Number 3 - Emotional decisions INTPs hate deciding on the basis of emotion rather
than logic. They are logicians and thinkers who do not let emotions cloud their judgement. They do
not reason when they are overcome by an emotional state brought on by a particular topic. They enjoy
every aspect of every experience to create mind maps and imagine possible solutions to a problem.
They experiment every solution by trial and error with a deductive approach. If a certain conclusion
makes sense, INTPs will pursue it and agree to it. If it is unclear or vague, they will be against
it. For INTPs every decision must have a logical sense and they hate being directed by emotions.
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Number 4 - Meaningless life The INTP is a personality type that desires
deep meaning in all facets of their existence, just as they can't bear pointless conversation
about other people. They can't go through life just getting by and racing to the finish line,
completing one dull chore after another. The INTP who sees the big picture can't help but
separate themselves from anything that doesn't ignite their passion, whether it's meaningless
sexual relationships, useless friendships, or pointless occupations and initiatives.
Working a 9-5 job only for the purpose of collecting a paycheck isn't enough for this type;
in fact, it'll only be a matter of time before they fully despise it, even if it pays well.
Number 5 - Being forced to deal with lots of details
INTPs are intuitives, not sensors, which means they function best when dealing with major issues.
Their minds are wired to generate new ideas, investigate possibilities, and innovate. INTPs
may appear to be stuck in a never-ending daydream, completely absorbed in their internal monologue.
And, on general, they find that dialogue to be far more engaging than anything else going on in
the actual world. As a result, INTPs are quickly bored by routine or the banal. Many INTPs find
it difficult to complete daily duties such as keeping their workspace organized or remembering
to take their vehicle in for its regular check. It's not that INTPs can't do these things;
in fact, improving their "sensing talents" will go a long way toward assisting them in achieving
their larger goals. These activities simply do not pique their curiosity. INTPs despise any
circumstance that requires them to concentrate on numerous minor details, such as a job or a school.
Number 6 – Following useless rules The INTP is a highly rational and fiercely
independent personality. Commonly held ideas and methods, rules, and even old traditions must all
stand up to logical scrutiny for this personality type. INTPs will struggle to follow regulations or
community standards that don't make sense to them in work, at home, or in school. They frequently
present themselves as quiet nonconformists who gently challenge the existing quo.
They're not attempting to be difficult, aggressive, or hurtful on purpose (although
to some others, it might seem that way). It all boils down to their unwavering logic once more.
Number 7 – Incompetent authorities INTPs aren't always respectful of authority.
If you want to gain an INTP's respect, you must demonstrate that you are someone who is
worth listening to. To quote Psychologist David Kiersey, INTPs “will listen to amateurs if their
ideas are useful, and will ignore the experts if theirs are not. Authority derived from office,
credential, or celebrity does not impress them.” It's easy to irritate INTPs or make them laugh
at you if you try to throw your credentials around or insist that you're in charge. Or both.
Number 8 – Not enough alone time
Everyone, especially introverted personality types, requires some alone time. INTPs are
among the introverts who are particularly irritated by not having enough alone time.
A lot of social expectations might soon become irritating. Furthermore, not getting enough alone
time depletes an INTP's "introvert batteries," and the tiredness makes them more quickly
irritated than usual. Number 9 – Gossips
One of the most absurd societal hobbies that the INTP cannot comprehend is the fascination
with celebrity gossip, or any gossip for that matter. This personality type doesn't see the use
or benefit in keeping up with the newest gossip about who's dating who, who's friends with who,
and so on, and this extends to personal lives as well, making it tough to participate in a lot
of small chat. In the issues that interest them, the INTP loves sincerity, integrity,
and intellect, thus admiring people they don't know is entirely out of the question for INTPs.
Number 10 – Rushed decisions
INTPs hate being pushed to make snap decisions without considering all options. They are critical
individuals who value and evaluate the case multiple times before making a decision. Their
perceiving nature compels them to do so; they care more about how they go through the thought process
than the outcome. INTPs are more determined and dedicated to finding an accurate and
quality solution; they will not make an impulsive decision just to save time. INTPs believe that if
they do not thoroughly review or evaluate what they have on their plate, quality will suffer.
Number 11 – Sugar coating things INTPs are direct. They don't utilize emotion
to guide their decision-making process, thus they usually demand the same from those around them.
They say it like it is and only want to hear it like it is because they will never compromise
the truth for the sake of politeness. They value honesty in interactions and become irritated when
someone withholds information in order to save the feelings of an INTP. Facts are facts, and how they
are delivered is irrelevant as long as the facts are conveyed correctly. This means that the INTP
doesn't completely get why their direct manner in interactions may appear harsh or insensitive;
they're only attempting to express their message as plainly as possible, ensuring that nothing is
misinterpreted. In other words, the INTP is excellent at giving advice but not so good at
lending a shoulder to weep on. This is one of the biggest things that INTPs absolutely hate!
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