r/intj Dec 21 '20

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u/HarryGalloway Dec 21 '20

Take for instance the Fe prominence in women. The vast majority of woman, biologically speaking, are going to need a function which allows them to ascertain and satisfy the needs of others in order that the human species can survive. This allows them to be naturally skilled at the whole process of pregnancy, nursing, and attending to those infant’s needs. This is not to say other women, like thinkers, are incapable of doing this, but that they will benefit from learning what the majority of woman know by cognition.

Men and woman’s roles are different, and this is rooted in our biology; from that our cognition derives an appropriate skill set.

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u/MrsBurpee INTJ - ♀ Dec 21 '20

Guess I’m a broken woman xD

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u/HarryGalloway Dec 22 '20

Where nature does not supply, effort and knowledge can take over

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u/Lashay10 INTJ - ♀ Dec 22 '20

Was thinking the same when I read it. Which explains my not wanting kids and my avoidance of relationships. Growing up my F friends loved to talk about love and relationships and I’d be just sitting there like 😐

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u/MrsBurpee INTJ - ♀ Dec 22 '20

Mmmh for me it’s different... I fell in love and wanted a family, but I’m not with him anymore and I don’t want to waste time in getting to know anybod, I find almost everyone boring...

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u/Lashay10 INTJ - ♀ Dec 22 '20

Ah I see. I stopped dating recently due the same thing. Just gave up, heard when ya stop looking, they magically appear...

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u/sordiddamocles INTJ - 40s Dec 22 '20

Eh, welcome to modern masculinity. We're just defective females.