u/Outside_Ad_6498

I feel like I have the capacity + capability + Interest to learn ALMOST any hobby. I have this internalized need to try new things that pique my interest (a lot does).

So I would like to see if there's a pattern behind my fellow ISTPs' hobbies, perhaps pick up some of the mentioned 👀

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For me it's drawing, shooting, skating and martial arts.

I love fixing random stuff myself if I'm in the mood (I do research beforehand) and customize my clothes as well.

Edit: So apparently everyone rides a bike? Never beating the ISTP allegations

I feel like our nonchalant dgf mentality comes in handy most of the time, but... Man I sometimes dgf to a scary extent.

It's like I can come to terms with any circumstance as long as it doesn't affect my autonomy, bad grades? I'll live. A relative died? I'll manage. lil bro went missing? Report it to the police see if they found him...didn't? Oh well...💀

It's as if the consequences come back to haunt me later but that "later" isn't fixed it could take months a day or even years.

Do y'all relate?

Do y'all also suffer from being immersed in your own world?? Like for fucks sake I HATE when someone suddenly come up and talk bc it requires me a solid 5 minutes to process wtv they are saying, then answer accordingly. I can handle social interactions just fine but I have to get "in the mood" first.

For example, one day at my uni I was graced with the leisure of having no social interactions, as I was changing classes a guy suddenly asked me where the restroom at, I squinted my eyes then pointed at the women's restroom and said "you can't go in there" NO SHIT??

He laughed and I told him the wrong direction then realized and shouted the right one later.