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Avery_Litmus•

Maybe 'we' should fix our expression suppression issues instead.

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RainbellaINTJ•

That's the eternal quest for every INTJ

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PoncesMomINTJ•

Individuals who suppress their emotions are seeking to control their actions and are seeking to maintain a positive social image

And then sometimes when Te is not enough, Fe Se Ti Ne show up and sing their hearts out...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM-E2H1ChJM

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AcidSoulFireINTJ•

Can't relate. Definitely not a to-be person, nor do I live in the moment. I would hate it in France.

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TalkingBackAgainINTJ•

The French have the right attitude.

Being content in the moment is the best way to be. There may not be a next moment. There may not be tomorrow. If you are content, right now, much better.

Read American/UK press releases. All these well-paid sharply-dressed individuals expressing 'excitement' over the release of a product, or the numbers that went up, again, or how happy they are to take on their job in the new company they just joined. So excited they all are. They sound like deranged third graders.

Way too much shallow excitement. And the worst part of it? They don't even mean it.

The French are not likely to do that. It's just about the one side of their psyche I can truly appreciate. I prefer someone to actually blow their top when they are excited because it's for a real reason. If you sneeze in the general direction of an American, they're excited. What's the fucking value of that?

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