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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 671477" data-attributes="member: 18958">I was going to say you are an intellectual but that is not exactly it. You are cerebral, Feeling. Thoughtful. A thinker. Analytic. I wonder if that makes it harder for you to be so overcome by feeling now. I am wondering if you ever took the Myers Briggs, the personality profile test that is based on Jungian theory. It is the one where you are extrovert or introvert, intuitive or sensing, thinking or feeling and perceiving or judging. I think I have the pairs mixed up. I am an ENFP. But on the borderline of being an introvert. In fact, I think I am an introvert.Is it not wonderful to deeply love and be interested in something like that?&nbsp; It is so hopefulHow interesting this is. You must feel the same way with your collecting--that these things are artifacts sent to you from a far off time and place. What about clothing and textiles, such as lace or crewelwork, etc., smocking or jewelry?And I have nobody important in mine.Well, there you answered my question. I am wondering how you got interested in your particular favorite style/era of furniture? I think it was Victorian and that massive stuff...what is about this era?Does the historical period interest you greatly as well?I will go to bed now. Have a very quiet sleep and a good day.COPA</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 671477, member: 18958"] I was going to say you are an intellectual but that is not exactly it. You are cerebral, Feeling. Thoughtful. A thinker. Analytic. I wonder if that makes it harder for you to be so overcome by feeling now. I am wondering if you ever took the Myers Briggs, the personality profile test that is based on Jungian theory. It is the one where you are extrovert or introvert, intuitive or sensing, thinking or feeling and perceiving or judging. I think I have the pairs mixed up. I am an ENFP. But on the borderline of being an introvert. In fact, I think I am an introvert. Is it not wonderful to deeply love and be interested in something like that? It is so hopeful How interesting this is. You must feel the same way with your collecting--that these things are artifacts sent to you from a far off time and place. What about clothing and textiles, such as lace or crewelwork, etc., smocking or jewelry? And I have nobody important in mine. Well, there you answered my question. I am wondering how you got interested in your particular favorite style/era of furniture? I think it was Victorian and that massive stuff...what is about this era? Does the historical period interest you greatly as well? I will go to bed now. Have a very quiet sleep and a good day. COPA [/QUOTE]

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