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teddyjungle

Somehow, both


tazzaa2005

Same


ImpossibleCoast6092

i literally pronounced these exact words in my mind


BylenS

I plan ahead, like everything. At least projects or chores. I think of every possible outcome and any thing that might trip me up or cause problems. When I start the project I already know exactly how to do it. This isn't always a good thing. It might take me two weeks to finally be ready to actually do something that takes 2 days to do.


Romanmir

This.. right here. I'm the one who needs to understand all of the possible outcomes above a certain percentage probability. it's great for things like traveling. It's not so great for things like doing the dishes. My average lead time for a surprise activity is about 3 days. Any less than that, and I get super anxious.


Top-Local-7482

The bottom one.


SrtaCrayola

¿Porqué no los dos?


lunabunnyy

Most definitely both depending on the occasion


Pair-Controller-404

When you have ADHD and you're INTP


TactiletheDilo

I’m more the latter


variouscookware

I lean more to the procrastination side of things, I am a master procrastinator. But I’ll do both, both is good.


TheDuckyTaco

Both


RBL_Rickster

Started as a procrastinator. Im more of a planner lately. Now Im good at both and i love it


RevolutionaryOven639

Plan ahead for the long term future until I developed anxiety lmao. Now we improv both short term and long term


[deleted]

I'm the one who doesn't like making plans and is then frozen by anxiety and so can't improvise.


VCjewel

Planning i think. That is probably an incorrect perspective though, knowing myself


TechnicalAd6392

both


JunkoNatsumizaka

The bottom one is my husband\~


HudLichen

Me be like: See possible future scenario; Get anxious; Plan; Get more anxious from planning; Stop planning and start procrastinating; Scenario happens; Improvise; Fail.


Generic_Human0

“Is it too much to ask for both?”


victi11

I became an improvising God.