● This is obviously for those who are familiar with the 16 personality types.
● If you don't "believe" in MBTI or whatever, that's cool. Of course it's not 100% accurate, nothing is. Just leave this to people who DO enjoy learning about it.
🌟 Now, here are my questions:
1) What is your personality type?
2) Do you wish you had a different personality type? If so, what personality type would you rather be?
2) Which aspects of your personality type would you change?
3) Do you have a favorite personality type? If so, what is it, or what are they, and why? (I'm aware some people have more than one they like.)
4) Do you have a least favorite personality type? If so, what is it and why?
Mine is in my name (duh). I like other INTJs a lot because other people don't seem to get how my mind works.
INFJs are cool and analytical, but they don't seem to be as driven or as logical as me. Emotions are so damn annoying, especially my own; so when an INFJ starts telling me the importance of emotions, I just tune out.
ENTPs and INTPs are some real creative bastards, gotta love 'em.
ENTJs are fun and organized, so you can have some controlled chaos with them. Also you never have to be worried about an ENTJ's project going awry because He'll let everyone know what's up and he'll direct everything with absolute precision.
It's calming being with an ENTJ in charge because you have a strong figure at the helm and you can be sure of what you're doing.
I wish I was more extroverted (or better people skills) extroverts enjoy people more than introverts, so they have motivation learn how to maximize their interactions from a young age.
I could never completely give up being an introvert though because having an emotional need to be with other people can cripple your productivity if you have work that needs to be done alone (like studying or writing).
My cousin is an ENFP, (or IINFP -she can't seem to decide); we get along pretty well, but her emotional motivation for her actions come off as petty and narcissistic to me. It causes us to disagree on political things even though we share the same values. Sometimes I just want to tell her, "think with your head, not your heart, dammit!"
That sounds just like my dad and I. But sometimes the tables are flipped and I'm the one that has to tell him to think with his head. My thinking and feeling is nearly split, and so is his. We balance each other out, yet we don't at the same time. 😂😂
What emotional motivations does she have that come off negativley to you? If you don't mind me asking of course 😅
A lot of times she wants to look at anecdotal experiences along with her feelings and what she perceives to be other people's feelings (even though she may be interpreting wrong).
I can best explain it through our disagreement on immigration. She believes that immigration should be easier, while I believe that it should be more limited.
She takes a look at the people and their reasons for leaving fear and sadness (notice the emotions ) in their mother country to come to the U. S. when I'm there trying to look at the GDP, the quality of life for people, and what's best for everyone.
I like focusing on things that aren't subjective – opinions and emotions always change from person to person, but statistics remain the same.
I just don't feel comfortable with emotions because I paid the price for following them too many times (though that could just be my confirmation bias).
David Hume (philosopher) believed that logic was the slave to emotion, and I tend to agree – but I try to control and harness my emotions as much as possible so that I don't do something ill advised under a temporary feeling (usually anger). Though I gotta admit anger is a great emotion because when I'm sad, I can usually find reason to be mad about it; then, I can take that anger to motivate me to do something productive – then I'm happy in my achievement. Boom. Emotion cheat codes.
1) INTP - T... done it more than 50+ times using different sites and they all result in the same thing. (Btw, humanmetrics. com gives the best descriptions if you're ever curious to try the test on that site)
2) Nothing really. I like all the qualities listed under INTP.
3) INTP is actually my favourite of those listed however if I were to choose the traits of my partner, I feel INFP is best for me. Girls tend to have a slight preference of feeling over thinking generally (not saying they don't think, but the way I interpret it is girls are more emotional creatures than men and it's a good to balance each other out)
4) Out of the traits stated above I'd say I dislike ESTJ the most because I don't like people that seek attention and hog the spotlight sounding like they know it all and want to be the boss. I'm also not one for following strict deadlines so having an ESTJ as a boss would fuck my life.
1) What is your personality type? INFP 2) Do you wish you had a different personality type? If so, what personality type would you rather be? No. I wish I were a little less emotional, but not necessarily a T instead of an F 2) Which aspects of your personality type would you change? See above 3) Do you have a favorite personality type? If so, what is it, or what are they, and why? (I'm aware some people have more than one they like.) I don't 4) Do you have a least favorite personality type? If so, what is it and why? It's not that I dislike people with this personality type, but that I find it hard to relate to them since they're the complete opposite of me- ESTJs. I also find it more difficult sometimes to relate to people who are not intuitive.
I know so many INTJs, my brother used to be one but now he's an ENTP. I sort like INTJs but I feel like they stifle themselves, they don't let themselves breathe
I think he just started seeing the world differently. I noticed it around the time he went to a detox place. He legit was just there for weed lol. But I think that allowed him to be a little more social
https://icould.com/buzz/?ref=menu Isn't it the same as this quiz that also gives you the animal you are? :) According to it I'm a tawny owl (INTP) and my boyfriend is a cat (ISFP)
There's too many options for me to pick a favourite type, but generally I don't like loud people who steal the spotlight.
I'm quite happy with mine, but people don't always get the way I work which is to analyse things first then do them after thinking through how to do it best, and think I don't understand or know what to do >.<
i'm infp. extremely idealist. all or nothing kind of mindset, makes it hard to accomplish goals. too sensitive, tend to want to stay indoors, really hate loud people. i think i get along best with other introverts.
the description fits me to a t by the way. i remember my friends telling me i'm too idealist. everyone around me knows i'm sensitive and avoid social gatherings.
1) What is your personality type? INTJ I do the test from a few sites, ever few months, and I reliably come back as that 2) Do you wish you had a different personality type? If so, what personality type would you rather be? ISTJ has some features I wish I displayed more strongly 3) Which aspects of your personality type would you change? I wish I had a slightly better grasp at extroversion, because when I take the tests, it lists me at close to 85% introvert. I prefer introversion, but would rather it be a 60% level, so that I felt more comfortable and natural when socializing was required. Also, I wish I had a bit more connection to my feelings, in the T/F combination. Thinkers have emotions just as much as anyone, obviously, but we are less comfortable relying on them or expressing them. Again, I prefer, strongly, being a T type, but my F could use some bolstering 4) Do you have a favorite personality type? If so, what is it, or what are they, and why? (I'm aware some people have more than one they like.) INJT and ISTJ. They fit who I want to be. 5) Do you have a least favorite personality type? If so, what is it and why? ENFP Too outgoing. Too pushy. Too flighty. Too willing to go with how they FEEL about something, while seeing gathering knowledge about that thing to be, at best, superfluous, and at worst a threat, lest facts disagree with how they want to perceive things to be.
I'm an INTJ which I do like it can be hard sometimes when connecting with people. My favorite aside from mine lol is ISFP which is also my girlfriends which I like because I feel like we balance each other between us being both rational and dreamers. While I'm a driven person I can have her to back me up and support me (which my prime love language is words of affirmation).
1) ISTP 2) Not really. 2) No idea. I could list some negative traits but I don't know if it's just me or the whole type. 3) Not sure, something extroverted I guess. From this list of yours ENTJ seems nice. 4) Nope.
1) What is your personality type? ENTP 2) Do you wish you had a different personality type? If so, what personality type would you rather be? No 3) Do you have a favorite personality type? If so, what is it, or what are they, and why? (I'm aware some people have more than one they like.) I'd be more organized
wouldn't change a thing about mine... But would like to be less annoying to others though I can't... My curiosity gets in the way and I ask too many questions...
No favourite... I find all personalities are interesting...
I've been looking for one of you – I used to test as an ENTP, but I am actually and INTJ. An INTJ's "shadow functions"are actually an ENTP's primary functions – so brainstorming together is a pretty cool experience. Though while an ENTP wants to think outside the box, an INTJ wants to stay within boundaries to avoid making a mistake.
Don't know exactly... But we added personality test in our company last year and for whatever reason, the group of people I work most closely with are 36% ENTJ... I'm there only ENTP in the whole company...
😊 no mate... I think marketing is considered a creative field and likely to have more "P"...
My company is more technical... Lots of engineers, drafts people, mining experts, emergency crew... I suspect due to the procedural aspects of the work... It attracts more "J" types...
1: ENTJ 2: No, I love having a personality referred to as "the commander." 3: I wish that my personality was more relatable to other people. I think it is somewhat alienating. 4: nah, no favorites
Im too lazy to answer all your questions so I'll say this: I'm an INTP, I suppose my "favorite" type would be my own but I don't have a favorite honestly, no I don't wish I could change it, I wouldn't change my type or any of my cognitive functions, and that's it
I figured lol. That's cool. I had an INFP friend and she was really cool. They're very similar to INTPs except they're way more into the emotional/value side of things. I can really relate to the weird humor and quirkiness though.
Yeah she and I got along very well too. I listened to her problems and she listened to my dumb ass ranting lmao. They're a very complementary type. INTJ's are cool too, but sometimes their arrogance and lack of social knowledge annoys me. But hey, it's all a generalization. Im cool with anyone as long as they treat me kindly.
And my Dad is an INTJ, we butt heads pretty often due to the fact that he's really closed minded. I've been able to open him up and become more considerate though. So I guess that's a good thing. 🤷
Yeah, they can be that way lol. The most frustrating thing to me with the INTJ I knew was that she would claim to be all these things and it's like hey, you're full of shit. I know you and I know you aren't as bad ass as you wish you were lol.
LMAO 😂 Hey man, how's it goin'? To be fair, I never said what I liked about INTJ'S. Some good traits are: Logical, good at planning, very good at debating, intuitive, smart, etc. I definitely like INTJ'S, don't get me wrong. Honestly dude I've never watched death note but I have watched the Sherlock Holmes movies, and they do a decent job of portraying him in my opinion. He's definitely got the weirdness, the creativity, the analytical mind, the social awkwardness, etc. I liked his character a lot.
Yeah, but to be even more fair INTP's are often: Also arrogant, closed off to people, have emotional outbursts due to suppressing their feelings, csn be assholes because of our problem with dealing with emotions, etc. Everyone has good and bad in them.
Fortknight, don't worry, you didn't seem like you were trashing INTJs, you're painfully accurate - I can't speak for all INTJ, but arrogance isn't an entirely off trait for me. But it's not rooted in an unwarranted idea of self-worth. For me it's more like when i'm aware that I have a better analysis of a situation them someone else, my method of convey my expertise can seem like I'm trying to entirely dismiss anyone else, even though I'm just trying to respectfully disagree and give them enough information to follow me to my conclusions.
When I have sufficient and relevant facts on something and someone is just being contrary without listening much -they seem very naive or even deceptive. Though it's hard for me to see that someone is listening to me unless they're demonstrating that they understand what I'm saying to the same level that I understand it. It's projection bias leading to mismatching expectations I guess.
About Death note - just watch until episode 3 (I think that's when L debuts). As far as I understand, L is INTP, Light (I live him) is ENTJ and Near is INTJ (I literally want to be him - his theme is my chess-playing music). The other characters aren't as interesting to me, so I don't remember their types (though there types happen identified).
Once you watch this first three episodes, you'll want to keep doing for sure. Watch very few episodes a day though (like watch the first 2 episodes and then watch one episode a day) - with your creative INTP mind, you may be able to predict the next move of the characters, but you will need a whole day to think about it because of how complex the plot is.
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