Brain Function Low

I thought of something important and interesting to say. But I promptly forgot it. So the world shall now be deprived. It could have been THE answer. Like 42. But now we'll never know.

All I can think of now is that my toes are cold.

And my personality has changed. For most of my life, when given the Meyers-Briggs personality test I have been securely in the INFP range. Now, my world is rocking and shattering as we speak. I have become an INFJ.

Happily, I don't think there is any chance I will EVER become and extrovert.

This all makes the career management people at my university twitter nervously because hospitality people are supposed to be extroverts. How will I ever get a job in a hotel if I have never had the desire to join a sorority? How can I possibly hope to survive the Front Desk Experience if I don't find large groups of people remotely stimulating?

"Eh..." I say to them and roll my eyes. Why is introversion seen as such a bad thing? We're (generally) much less high maintenance than those loud talkative types. And we think about what we say and do before we do it.

I suppose it's a majority/minority thing. Kind of like left-handedness. Like Righties*, most people on the planet are extroverts and seem to be threatened by those miscreants who prefer to use their left hands and tend towards a quieter disposition.

Hmph. The nerve. I think I'll go cry in the corner for a while.

I can think of nothing else to type at the moment. Hopefully now MikeyPants will stop harassing me to post. ;0P

*I was born left-handed but my mother was horrified by the prospect of raising a left-handed child so I was forced to switch