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Originally Posted by Altair
Unfortunately, you always get some people on all sides who believe their personality characteristics (introverted, extroverted, active, passive, people-oriented, analytical etc.) are superior and the golden standard.
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It's kinda sad sometimes that Jung created in a way a masterpiece and with the sole purpose for people to better understand one another That this or that person isn't psychotic just because they view the world different or think different.
If it wasn't for Jung every Introvert would probably still be labelled psychotic. Jung work us usually just sewpt under the rug or used in the opposite of his intent.
So many people and website talk about "Intuition" how to raise it or whatnot, as if it's the philosopher stone. For those who are Intuitively driven in life usually especially introvert's find intuition to be looked down on in the real world. Also it makes it difficult to get "help" because they will be automatically labeled crazy or psychosis.
This conundrum of a paradox nature baffles me sometime's
Everyone should appreciate each other and themselves for who they are. And appreciate the difference's and the different angle's that each other brings. That is a blindspot for the other people that is different. To much animosity and a society that breeds narcissistic traits.