So, I am INTJ

Honours has been a journey of self discovery, really. I find that I question myself a lot more than I did in  my first three years. There's only SIX of us this year. Not like the number had increased in the past few years.

Research life is so different from your typical bachelor's. Trust me, it is much harder to keep track of what you're doing than when you had deadlines to adhere to. It is so much easier to procrastinate and overlook certain things.

The other day after class outta boredom, J let me try the Myers Briggs test and guess what? I got INTJ. Which isn't exactly surprising but at the same time, I felt... I dunno. Content? Sad?

Some of the things which I felt were true to a certain extent:

Treated like a "doormat"
Often unappreciated although submits work of high quality (or sth like that)
Methodical in approach (which probably explains why I am in Honours)
Prefer to work alone (once again, why I like researching)


gtg, bb.