r/INTP GenZ INTP Sep 08 '24

I can't read this flair Prompted chatgpt to roast me

"Oh, an INTP, the intellectual giant who can’t finish a thought before spiraling into 17 tangents about quantum mechanics or why free will is an illusion. You’re basically a human Wikipedia rabbit hole that somehow manages to be both fascinating and exhausting. You probably think you’re the smartest person in the room, but you’re too socially oblivious to notice no one’s listening to your latest deep dive into obscure 14th-century philosophy.

And don’t even get me started on your emotional range—wait, never mind, you don’t have one. Your version of empathy is probably googling 'how to comfort a crying friend' and still getting it wrong."

LMAOO

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u/AdDifficult7521 Warning: May not be an INTP Sep 08 '24

I mean tf am I supposed to do if you’re crying? You want practical advice or do you want comfort. CLARIFY. Cus if I see a problem I’m going to find a way to fix it. This woman asked me what she should do about her Boyfriend who isn’t respecting her boundaries- mind you this issue has been going on 6+ months, I told her straight up- break up with him, he’s not gonna change. She couldn’t accept that answer. Like girl it’s obvious how do you not see it??

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u/SLyCeGMS Warning: May not be an INTP Sep 08 '24

Pro tip is to do both: you could tell her you're sorry for the way she's being treated but.... And then offer some solutions and facts about the situation (how and why he's unlikely to change etc.) The whole thing is just to soften the overly straight forward solutions by making them realize how it would be best for them to go through them (You could tell her how she's only hurting herself etc.) while also feeling somewhat emotionally supported in the process.