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Anonymous ID: Y5YaMYsRCanada /bant/22950883#22954003
7/19/2025, 1:32:09 AM
I have always really likes this album art. I feel like there is an undertone of "sexuality" to it, I'm not sure if it's intentional or not, but it's pretty remarkable she was able to do this with such a stark simple background that is not inherently sexual.
Anyway, my main point is that Halsey the artist she is usually typed as an ISFP, but I find it weird, many people would classify her as that then point out her album cover used here as an example. It's kind of sensual, and it feels sort of grounded, and sort of raw or untamed.

Similarly, though I've never tested as a sensor, and that's not to say I am, but I share a lot of really similar qualities with some of them. Especially Halsey at least, maybe I'm being a stunted autist bringing the MBTI into the equation, but I think I come across like a sensor almost in certain ways, I thunk there's only a slight difference, where I am a little more 'airy'or detached and ethereal but still in a pretty earthy and grounded way,

Don't know if it's navel gazing or not, it just popped up in my mind, it really stands out to me.

I just find it really peculiar how I seem to differ in that way, the images pictures I like are a lot more 'sensual'or sensor-y in some ways. But I guess Halsey is kind of different, she sort of seems like an intuitive in some ways, but no I'm pretty sure she's a sensor. But some of her song topics she chooses to write about, the fact that she made those a focus and chose to write about them says a lot, in some way it must be similar to how my mind works, and I find that interesting or fascinating and curious in some way. Because, obviously it's some sort of difference.

In some ways, I think I am too earthy and sensual but in other ways I am too abstract and detached. Well, maybe I'm not detached enough I feel almost everything, maybe that's not the right term of expression.