50 Things INTJs Hate

By Mindaugas Jaceris on August 29, 2016

Mistyped INTJs;
Making a mistake;
The torture of small talk;
Repeating the same thing over and over again;
Feeling guilty for procrastinating;
Having overly high standards for yourself;
Working without a clear goal;
People, who force others to accept their views and opinions;
Being often misunderstood;
Family gatherings;
Illogical presumptions;
Teamwork and group activities;
Overly emotional people;
Over-analyzing too much;
When people are pointing out your flaws over and over again, which you already know;
Alone time interruptions;
When people are chronically late;
Incompetent authority;
Being touched by strangers;
Receiving phone calls and talking on the phone in general;
When your friends nag for attention;
Unnecessary rules;
When people take your sarcasm for real;
Bad grammar;
People who talk incessantly;
When people ask your opinion and get offended by it;
When the conversation doesn’t follow a script that you have created in your head;
Conflicts instead of logical arguing;
When people tell you about the problems they don’t want to be solved;
Unoptimized systems;
People, who can’t see the consequences of their actions;
Seeing a problem and not being able to fix it;
When your brains just freeze in social situations;
The lack of more people with INTJ personality in your surroundings;
Bright lights;
Invasions of privacy;
Sudden noises disturbing silence;
Using impractical methods to complete a task just for the sake of organization standards;
Random people, who try to hug you the first time you meet them;
Social awkward situations;
Meaningless conversations;
Crowded places;
Inconsistency;
Irrationality;
Romance;
Being underestimated;
Surprises;
When people interrupt your speech;
People constantly telling you look angry or sad when you are just serious;
This list being too general to apply to INTJs only.