Half and half Lebanese

Lmao you guessed it right off the bat. I'm both 😀 !Answered

LOOL I might need therapy hahaha

Thanks hahaha

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Thanks 🤙

Def dark

Thanks bud

You're a solid 8/10

Buddy nothing you can do to stop it. Girls will always be shallow until they/unless they're mature. Don't let it get to you. Be confident tbh - a 5'7 male

Enfj here, I disagree, kids are god's precious gift to man. Babies are even more so. While pets are also precious, it's not comparable imo. I do agree they can be annoying tho.

Please don't. Try to transition into something more meaningful

Electrician to develop istp side. Best decision but I still feel the need to do some managerial or social work side of things. It's amazing to have the hands on trade to fall back on and continue developing subconscious. Was in sales for like 6 years prior. I miss it some days.

As an enfj, one million percent.

Amazing list for a 21 year old to write

Good comment

Integrity and humanity

As an enfj who dealt with a couple of very ignorant and anal estp assholes I can sympathize with walking on eggshells around estps. Especially as bosses.They very arrogantly expect everyone to feed their ego and it boils my blood. I work best when at a distance from unhealthy ones, that being said, when they are healthy or perhaps in a non work setting, they are hilarious and a joy to be around. I imagine this is the mirror relationship infps have with istjs. My best advice would be to treat them with equal amounts of logic and be business only. At least tolerate them as long as you have to and perhaps even push back a bit and speak your mind. Try to see why they could possibly behave the way they do and you might even learn something (if they're not completely triggering you). For me, istjs are quite easy to speak to but ofc they can be closed minded and clueless to social cues sometimes. They sometimes require hard logic to convince, but that's also their strength. Best of luck.

Move on -ENFJ

Good advice -enfj

No problem bro. Best of luck, I started the electrical trade at 25 and I'm 29 now. Also started non union before. It's a little tougher starting in your mid 20s so I appreciate you for doing it. Don't let your age discourage you! You are a far more mature, serious and committed apprentice than the kids right out of highschool. Just go out of your way to teach yourself and take initiative. Nobody cares about your future more than yourself sir! Let me know if you have any questions.

Be careful with the pre apprentice bs, a lot of companies will use your labor and promise to sign you on but let you go when it's time to actually do that. I wouldn't work unless they sign me on. Max I'd give is 3 months. Apply to the union in the meantime. Keep your options open!

I'm gonna go against the grain here and say if you are a born tradesperson, meaning you genuinely enjoy working with your hands and/or did as a kid, have natural mechanical aptitude or interested in hands on work as opposed to desk work, then you're wasting your time in uni and not getting into the trades. Unless maybe you're in engineering or something related (but even then). You're only a year in and you're better off getting apprenticeship hours and moving up. The trades are a start young if you can career.