twigs
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Post by twigs on Jul 24, 2020 22:27:45 GMT
Introduction... I always find it a bit difficult to know what to say... Typology has been one of those interests that have stayed with me over the years, even if sometimes more than other times. I am no proper adherent to any of the schools, and don't claim to be very knowledgeable about it, but read quite a lot and take from it what I think I can use or find interesting. Mostly for self-understanding, but also a little for understanding other people, difference in focus and communication etc. I have also used it just as a way to find people of my type or similar to communicate with a little, as I seem to be largely surrounded by NJs, as and infp myself. It can be a bit relaxing to talk to people who think in similar ways even if not thinking the same things.
I am in my thirties, back in school, married, live outside a city, have a cat, ...don't want to give to much specific info away, so that will have to do. Glad to be here!
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Post by cayateye on Aug 7, 2020 8:49:44 GMT
Hi twigs,
What are you studying recently? What class are you most excited about?
I like your avatar (I am trying to figure out how to upload a photo to mine). That looks sort of like a rock with barnacles on it, but it seems like a photo from a forest!
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twigs
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Post by twigs on Aug 9, 2020 8:50:28 GMT
Hi twigs, What are you studying recently? What class are you most excited about? I like your avatar (I am trying to figure out how to upload a photo to mine). That looks sort of like a rock with barnacles on it, but it seems like a photo from a forest! Hi! I think I'll pass on the studies, but it is a field that combines more practical with arts and science, dabbling in a lot, which I like. I have been on a bit on a hiatus for a while, got a bit stressed out, but I am exited about redoing some things and trying to make something that I'll be able to feel content with hopefully, now that I have more time and don't need to rush as much.
The picture looked kind of like roots I thought, though it is twigs, and it makes me think of nets of things, stretching out, parting, roots and rhizomes, complexities, but also simply the sun playing through twigs. And I like mossgreen. 
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