Personality Types

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Burning Love said:
The Hunter said:
Oh, other introverts on the other hand, I'm actually kind of bad with. I always want to talk specifically to them. I absolutely adore quiet people. They're the funniest, brightest people I know, and I always want to be with them, but they just want to be left alone. Then I get upset and extroverts try to cheer me up, and I tell them I want to be left alone. I like close, private relationships, and I'd rather be a duo than a group.

I really don't know much about INFJ, and I don't really feel a need to look into it. But I know it really hit the nail on the head when I read the results.
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Introverts tend to latch onto me for whatever reason... like, people tell me I've got one of those intimidating alpha vibes, but introverts get me in private and soon I'm like, the de facto protector from other E-types. lol. I also don't ignore them when other people are around, but don't try to bring them into a conversation that would be awkward for them... and I think that's pretty appreciated. Introverts are special, for sure. It's a balancing act to make them comfy and safe, but I like finding the balance.

I'm like 98.9% sure the girl I've been on/off with this year is INFJ, and holy damn, they are intense. It's like talking to a complex emotional puzzle all the time every time. I don't know so much about emotions but I want to work my way through and find the person at her core, the one that is obscured by all the ridiculously complex feels. She can turn the most simple thoughts (about feelings, of course) into a poetic musing for the ages. INFJ are, imo, the most fascinating type because of things like that. I WANT TO SMOTHER THEM ALL IN WARMTH AND HUGS. :mrgreen:

ENFJs are boss too. My sister is one and so was my best friend in university, there's some natural (friendly) chemistry between ENFJ-ENTP. Very good in teams. You feelers, sheesh. :heart-full:
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Yeah, I'd say my feelings used to get horribly out of control. They still sporadically make me do something stupid every now and then, but I've for the most part learned to control myself. I used to over analyze things all the time, and it really didn't get me anywhere. It does mean I like poetry more than I should, though. It's fun, it's like putting a puzzle together to try and find out what the author is saying (and being wrong about it 100% of the time, even when you're right). In the end, I really do sell myself short of a lot of things, and I really don't think I'm anything special at all, but literally everyone tells me I'm incredibly good at one thing or another. I think only one person in my entire life has ever made me feel shitty enough to confirm my suspicions about myself, but I have to move on from that and realize that what they say isn't right when compared to the hundreds of positive responses I get from other people.

See, now I'm gonna be here forever because I don't know how to politely end conversations, and because this is really starting to interest me.
 
The Hunter said:
Burning Love said:
The Hunter said:
Oh, other introverts on the other hand, I'm actually kind of bad with. I always want to talk specifically to them. I absolutely adore quiet people. They're the funniest, brightest people I know, and I always want to be with them, but they just want to be left alone. Then I get upset and extroverts try to cheer me up, and I tell them I want to be left alone. I like close, private relationships, and I'd rather be a duo than a group.

I really don't know much about INFJ, and I don't really feel a need to look into it. But I know it really hit the nail on the head when I read the results.
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Introverts tend to latch onto me for whatever reason... like, people tell me I've got one of those intimidating alpha vibes, but introverts get me in private and soon I'm like, the de facto protector from other E-types. lol. I also don't ignore them when other people are around, but don't try to bring them into a conversation that would be awkward for them... and I think that's pretty appreciated. Introverts are special, for sure. It's a balancing act to make them comfy and safe, but I like finding the balance.

I'm like 98.9% sure the girl I've been on/off with this year is INFJ, and holy damn, they are intense. It's like talking to a complex emotional puzzle all the time every time. I don't know so much about emotions but I want to work my way through and find the person at her core, the one that is obscured by all the ridiculously complex feels. She can turn the most simple thoughts (about feelings, of course) into a poetic musing for the ages. INFJ are, imo, the most fascinating type because of things like that. I WANT TO SMOTHER THEM ALL IN WARMTH AND HUGS. :mrgreen:

ENFJs are boss too. My sister is one and so was my best friend in university, there's some natural (friendly) chemistry between ENFJ-ENTP. Very good in teams. You feelers, sheesh. :heart-full:
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Yeah, I'd say my feelings used to get horribly out of control. They still sporadically make me do something stupid every now and then, but I've for the most part learned to control myself. I used to over analyze things all the time, and it really didn't get me anywhere. It does mean I like poetry more than I should, though. It's fun, it's like putting a puzzle together to try and find out what the author is saying (and being wrong about it 100% of the time, even when you're right). In the end, I really do sell myself short of a lot of things, and I really don't think I'm anything special at all, but literally everyone tells me I'm incredibly good at one thing or another. I think only one person in my entire life has ever made me feel shitty enough to confirm my suspicions about myself, but I have to move on from that and realize that what they say isn't right when compared to the hundreds of positive responses I get from other people.

See, now I'm gonna be here forever because I don't know how to politely end conversations, and because this is really starting to interest me.
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There was a long period in my life, from 12ish until around 21, where I didn't feel much at all. Up and down, that was it. Since 21, though, my emotions have heated up considerably as I turned from a cold rationalist into something different. I wouldn't say I've been as bad as any of the INFJs I've known, because you guys can really twist yourself into a right mess, but it gets wild sometimes. Especially if I've been drinking, or if someone has hurt my feelings.

That analysis thing, yes, my friend does this thing where she will analyze everything so much that she ends up thinking about things so ridiculously far from true that she basically goes full circle and starts to believe them. It's like thinking yourself into a hole. She's got some mildly dissociative features in addition and that makes things even worse, but it also provides a surprising window into how the INFJ brain functions even without mental illness.

My problem is, I can never find the words to describe complex feelings, and any way I try to describe them comes out sounding either ridiculous or like song lyrics. (Probably correlates strongly with being a musician.) INFJs seem to have the opposite reaction. You can describe the simplest feelings to such a degree that it makes me wonder if my own feelings are actually way more complex than they seem and I'm just inept at them. Then, it also seems like INFJs get lost so easily because when even the lighter feelings can be ridiculously complex, the more complicated ones (or several at a time) end up stretching their minds so far that they will be trying for days at a time to understand every last detail.

As you implied, you sell yourself short, presumably because of how deeply into thought you go about these more complex feelings.

But there's also more to it than feelings, like ideas, talents, philosophy, etc. I can imagine how you could end up feeling bad about a lot of things with such deep analysis.

I fall prey to the same kinds of things. If people say I'm x then I'm probably y because people said A was x when they were actually y... and I have very little sense of self on top of that. I need some emotional development, I think.
 
ENFJ
Extravert(89%) iNtuitive(12%) Feeling(38%) Judging(22%)
You have strong preference of Extraversion over Introversion (89%)
You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (12%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (38%)
You have slight preference of Judging over Perceiving (22%)

I'm the giver.

This makes sense. I've always been willing to buy my friends stuff whenever I had money left over, and I love socializing.

In general, ENFJs are charming, warm, gracious, creative and diverse individuals with richly developed insights into what makes other people tick.
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That makes me the perfect sensitive guy. Ladies, all hands on me!
 
PvtRichardCranium said:
ENFJ
Extravert(89%) iNtuitive(12%) Feeling(38%) Judging(22%)
You have strong preference of Extraversion over Introversion (89%)
You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (12%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (38%)
You have slight preference of Judging over Perceiving (22%)

I'm the giver.

This makes sense. I've always been willing to buy my friends stuff whenever I had money left over, and I love socializing.

In general, ENFJs are charming, warm, gracious, creative and diverse individuals with richly developed insights into what makes other people tick.
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That makes me the perfect sensitive guy. Ladies, all MANOS on me!
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We should be friends :heart-full:

/broke as shiiiiiiit
 
Burning Love said:
PvtRichardCranium said:
ENFJ
Extravert(89%) iNtuitive(12%) Feeling(38%) Judging(22%)
You have strong preference of Extraversion over Introversion (89%)
You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (12%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (38%)
You have slight preference of Judging over Perceiving (22%)

I'm the giver.

This makes sense. I've always been willing to buy my friends stuff whenever I had money left over, and I love socializing.

In general, ENFJs are charming, warm, gracious, creative and diverse individuals with richly developed insights into what makes other people tick.
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That makes me the perfect sensitive guy. Ladies, all MANOS on me!
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We should be friends :heart-full:

/broke as shiiiiiiit
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Fulltime guitarist and perpetually unemployed? We should start a band and confess our love on stage!
 
PvtRichardCranium said:
That makes me the perfect sensitive guy. Ladies, all MANOS on me!
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You're not as nice as me, you fucking loser.
 
Hooray more statistical graphs from Mourning Dove! These ones will be about the contrasting personality traits mentioned in this thread! These graphs are out of 40 responses so far.

Introverts appear to be the majority...


...as are Intuitives. Odd that these two pie charts are identical.

Here are the other two.

Thinking and Feeling are about even.


Judging is the majority here.
 

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Mourning Dove said:
Here are the other two.

Thinking and Feeling are about even.


Judging is the majority here.
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MORNING DOVE LOVES THE F OUTTA GRAPHS!
 
Relevant:

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Sorry the descriptions are so small. Couldn't find a larger size of this.
 
I retook the test recently, twice on two different forums and it says I am an INFJ
 
The Hunter said:
Relevant:

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Sorry the descriptions are so small. Couldn't find a larger size of this.
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As a ISFJ, I'am C-3PO. At least I'm not Jar Jar.
 
c-no said:
The Hunter said:
Relevant:



Sorry the descriptions are so small. Couldn't find a larger size of this.
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As a ISFJ, I'am C-3PO. At least I'm not Jar Jar.
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Haha, I got Obi-Wan Kenobi, which I guess makes me the coolest person on this forum.
 
INTJ
Introvert(100%) iNtuitive(100%) Thinking(100%) Judging(56%)
•You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (100%)
•You have strong preference of Intuition over Sensing (100%)
•You have strong preference of Thinking over Feeling (100%)
•You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (56%)
 
I've taken this test a dozen times, twice for actual professional reasons, and each time it comes up INTJ even though the questions are different.

Not that I necessarily believe that asking a set of binary questions can really determine your personality, I feel it's more like a party game and a way to pigeonhole people into a rather rigid hierarchy. And yes, the definition of an INTJ fits me like the proverbial glove. Make of that what you will.
 
Retook the test again because I feel more outgoing these days and feel like my personality as a whole has been changing. I previously scored INFJ. Here are the new results:

INFJ
Introvert(89%) iNtuitive(75%) Feeling(25%) Judging(44%)

You have strong preference of Introversion over Extraversion (89%)
You have distinctive preference of Intuition over Sensing (75%)
You have moderate preference of Feeling over Thinking (25%)
You have moderate preference of Judging over Perceiving (44%)

I'm even more INFJ than I was months ago, fuck me.

So yeah, my personality is longer than previously photographed and no longer bent.
 
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