THE COMMITTED GIRL For me, February’s approach brought with it a sense of dread as I considered the topics associated with the month of love. Being an INTJ, I really did not want to discuss love, did not want to think about love, did not want to look back on
Hey, single ladies! It’s Week Three of our February Eye Candy Celebration. We’ve made it past Valentine’s Day, but that doesn’t mean the sweetness has to end. Since being single is not uncommon (According to a 2014 Pew Research study, the share of never married adults is at a record
Valentine’s Day may be over, but the month of love continues here on the blog. Now that the dreaded holiday has passed, we will focus more on INTJs and the active search for a romantic partner. Most blog readers know that I am currently single. Please don’t cry for me,
Welcome back to the second installment of Always Uttori’s Hottest Guys on Instagram feature. I don’t know about you, but I’m enjoying my single state a lot more than I thought I would. There’s just so much male beauty to appreciate. Thanks Always Uttori readers, for giving Derrick D’s (@der_ipsni)
If you’re a long time reader of this blog, you might have noticed that I’m a fan of Korean Dramas (K-Dramas). For those not familiar with k-dramas, they are Korean television shows, typically 12-24 episodes in number. The shows focus on both historical and contemporary fictional stories. As of 2012, K-dramas,
We often talk about paradoxes in the INTJ community. For the INTJ female, love is the ultimate paradox. It’s a lot of work to pull us in, but once we’re there, we’re one of the most committed types. So, whether you’re tethered or single, love can be complicated for the
