https://alittlebitofpersonality.com/comment-response-of-infjs-principles-of-typing-and-characters-that-pop/ a celebration of people with your adorable host, an ENTP... and her INFJ Wed, 24 Oct 2018 23:21:02 +0000 hourly 1 https://alittlebitofpersonality.com/comment-response-of-infjs-principles-of-typing-and-characters-that-pop/#comment-589 Wed, 24 Oct 2018 23:21:02 +0000 http://www.alittlebitofpersonality.com/index.php/2013/11/09/comment-response-of-infjs-principles-of-typing-and-characters-that-pop/#comment-589 If you’re looking for Superman stories more focused on his emotional struggle, the three I would most highly recommend are as follows: 1) Lois & Clark, a 1990’s TV show that’s much more about Clark Kent than about Superman – a lot of the first two seasons is focused on Clark’s difficulty maintaining work and personal relationships whilst juggling his duties (that he’s not always certain he should be doing) as Superman. Dean Cain does a marvelously uncertain Clark Kent who’s just trying to do the right thing, even when he’s not certain what that is. 2) Superman – Secret Identity (comic book) by Kurt Busiek. This one is about a boy named Clark Kent with Superman’s powers… growing up in a world where everyone knows about the Superman story. It’s a really thought-provoking story about decisions, abilities and consequences. Lastly, 3) is another comic book called Superman: Earth One by J. Michael Straczynski, and this one is a more introspective Superman who moves to Metropolis to try and find himself. I like this one because although it gets into the smashy superhero part at the end, the beginning and middle is genuinely lonely as Clark Kent attempts to live as someone other than his extraordinary self in Metropolis. He takes the train, applies for jobs, finds a cheap apartment, all of it. There are some incredible renditions of Superman out there, but I sympathize that it’s hard to sift through the “boring” champion-of-metropolis cardboard-cutout garbage. I think it must be tough as a comic book illustrator to draw images to a comic you know doesn’t portray the character very well. Anyways, I hope you check at least a few of those out – enjoy!

]]> https://alittlebitofpersonality.com/comment-response-of-infjs-principles-of-typing-and-characters-that-pop/#comment-47 Tue, 13 Mar 2018 01:33:27 +0000 http://www.alittlebitofpersonality.com/index.php/2013/11/09/comment-response-of-infjs-principles-of-typing-and-characters-that-pop/#comment-47 Hey! I know this is an old post and you may never respond, but I’ll take my chances.
I always felt out of place. My parents were always grounded in their grey “reality” of the world, and my siblings are just too carefree(although we are all 14, so…). Anyway, this site helped me realize my potential when I was in a pretty dark place. It inspired me to take the Paladin inside me and run with it, instead of trying to let my “mask” control me. This site and your INFJ husband, who I am sure is amazing, confirmed my visions of a world of good and evil. Everyone and Voldemort said there “is no good and evil, only power and those too weak to seek it.” I was touched deeply when I found out that I wasn’t just reading too many fanasty books, and was actually correct.
By the way, I noticed a few INFJ villains I found interesting. First is Loki, who you typed as INTJ. I think that he really was doing everything he did with a sense of duty. In the first Thor, he took control when is totally-unworthy-ruler brother would have otherwise. In Avengers, he only wanted to be recognized for his talent by his family, by controlling who he thought were meaningless humans. I think that any dark paladin will take their ideals to the point that they forget who their ideals are supposed to benefit.
Also, Kylo Ren. In Last Jedi. He seems to have INTJ angst, but still seems to be very idealistic when he joins Rey to destroy the person who was handing him power.
Finally, just wanted to mention that I have a things for an ENTP girl at my school. Because you guys won’t judge.

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