CHAOS

Wow. Then that’s my cue to never go for therapy.
MS Excel is my therapist.

At this point I’m not picky, but if you get along well with your girlfriend, then I should get along well with someone similar.

INFP is still my first choice, though. I just like someone who’d cry over Russian poetry or find bright lights irritating so I can be there to shield his eyes.

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QOTD: if you could only wear clothes from one decade in history, what would it be? anything before 2000 doesn’t count! :eyes:

Answer based on comfort level, what climate you’d be in while wearing them, and style! :grin:

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The funniest part is that therapy doesn’t work for me :rofl:

Most people go to therapy to cry and tel stories. I want to analyze everything that went wrong (kind of like a corporate post-mortem) so that I can learn from it and it never happens again. :grin:

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There’s a lot you don’t see.

I’m 100% extroverted, she’s 100% introverted. My social battery lasts about 6h of constant yapping before I need a bunch of alone time. Hers lasts an hour at most.

There’s also the cultural differences (she’s German, I’m v Russian) and generally the level/type of care we need carries insanely.

So there’s a lot of room for disagreement :person_shrugging:

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Ah, classic INTJ thing. I don’t think I’d cry and tell stories either. I already have my trauma stories stored in notepad files and saved on my desktop. I can share them with anyone who wants, most commonly ChatGPT.

I can also analyse myself since I rarely feel emotions.

Ah.

That part is very understandable, my social battery also lasts one hour, and I recharge by standing still and not blinking.

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Before 2000 doesn’t count? Eh… I was gonna say 1260s, since I want to wear to wear cloaks and maille armour.

But I guess I have that in the modern age too. But I’ll pick 2100s, since you didn’t add a ceiling.

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1920s because it fits my body type of being built like a rectangle.

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Wait, aren’t all humanoids rectangular?

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Some more than others

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Oh.

Now I’m wondering if I am rectangular.

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applauds

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:joy: agreed

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Def early 2000s tsuyome gyaru, and then maybe the more recent Dark Academia from the late 2010s into the pandemic? Somewhere around there. I’m honestly in streetwear most of the time because it is comfortable and considered more acceptable for daily wear, but it’s an 80s/90s thing soo :face_with_monocle:

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Interesting :eyes:

If I’d have to pick I’d go 1900-1910s. It’s super practical and my that point the art of staying cool/warm using only natural fabrics was perfected. :joy:

PLUS corsets are good back support. AND men’s and women’s clothes looked SO cool and stylish omg! :grin:

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I mean Lolita and Ouji can give you a similar experience today…

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Ouji? Isn’t that the Luigi board thingy?

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No :pensive_face:

It’s a thing for talking to spirits. It’s used in horror movies but it’s not necessarily a scary thing.

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:eyes: sounds fun

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Actually, no! Most of those things are made of synthetics. The point IS to not use those.

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Ah I see! But you could try and find patterns to make them yourself!

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