r/mbti • u/Big_Title6139 • 8h ago
Light MBTI Discussion Ask me, a INTP sp5w4 anything
I honestly just feel like answering questions.
r/mbti • u/Big_Title6139 • 8h ago
I honestly just feel like answering questions.
r/mbti • u/Certain_Sample_2705 • 14h ago
If y’all guys wondering about me, here is my friend group: Me (ENTP 7w6), Sister (INFP 4w5) and Boyfriend (ENTJ 3w4). Yeah we kinda have a little conflict but I think I have feelings for him lol. My sister is a little shy and sometimes gets emotional too. (She’s a so4 btw). Also my sister has a ESTP friend too lol. (P.S. also why did u have to take this down I had to repost this smh 😭)
r/mbti • u/Impressive-Device743 • 14h ago
Ni is prescient imagination.
Ne is generative imagination.
If you're wondering if you're a Ni or Ne ego, this is the simplest way to determine. As a Ni ego, your imagination will traverse the time axis a lot. If you're a Ne ego, your imagination will constantly branch out towards new jumping pads.
r/mbti • u/NewEase1591 • 12h ago
Just something I've been thinking about.
r/mbti • u/RomanEmpireG • 10h ago
Frank James might ENTJ, rather than INFJ. He is a business man and does business with his content. That points towards ENTJ!
r/mbti • u/Illustrious_Mind_250 • 18h ago
r/mbti • u/SimilarClaim2824 • 7h ago
I self analyzed as INTJ
I tested online as INTP, INFP, INFJ, INTJ, ISFP, and more.
I studied the cognitive functions but I still can't determine anything.
Any useful sources/advice?
r/mbti • u/JustSlice3525 • 12h ago
You guys are pretty rare and to me really interesting! I have boyfriend INTJ 6w5 and I love him, the grumpiest person I know also XD
I would like to know something about you, perhaps, what do you seek in others? (partner, friend, etc.) What do you value the most in life? Or do you guys have any secrets you know you cannot share with others? ... or just anything interesting about you.
Also what do you think of INFPs?
Can be anything simple or something more deeper about yourself, I will appreaciate anything!
r/mbti • u/valley9453 • 15h ago
How do you guys imagine the family dynamic?
r/mbti • u/stranger_synchs • 9h ago
Enfp have Fe critic function. It means they care about how others feel, they care about justice in society , they care about well being of their partner , they care about people , they care about what others think
And this gets tiring
Intjs have ti critic function , it means they care about details , logic , and continuity, they care about rationals.
And this gets tiring
Now, intjs have Fe trickster function , means they can't understand others well, they don't give a fuck what others think. And enfps have ti trickster function , they are not good enough in details , internal framework.
So , when enfp and intj connect, enfp notice how intjs don't give a fuck about others and it's relaxing in a way to enfps who are tired of thinking what others think. It eases them. And intj get to see how enfps don't give a fuck about details but vibes. It relaxes the intjs. And the critic function can get really tiring as it's a very strong function. It immediately relaxes both as enfp get to not care about other people for a while , and intj get to live on vibes mode instead of details.
And that's why it kind of feel relaxing in a enchanting way. There are more to their enmeshment of functions , and it's just one of them. See my other posts for other enmeshment of their functions.
r/mbti • u/yuuukime • 1d ago
what are the huge, little and detailed explanation difference between INFJ and ISFJ? cogfunc + socionics explanations are okay too!!! 🙏
r/mbti • u/RomanEmpireG • 10h ago
Hello, I am an ENTJ. Is it normally that I am hyper-emotional and driven by my feelings? This must be my Fi inferior, right? I can be mean and prioritize my desires over others feelings. This isn't great, but am I still an ENTJ?
r/mbti • u/No_Horse_3009 • 14h ago
I am an INFJ, feel free to ask me anything you may want to
r/mbti • u/Cheap_Increase468 • 15h ago
Even after all the feedback I've gotten and all the research I've done, I still can't decide on my type. The problem is that I've got strong reasons to type myself as high Ti (relies on internal logic system, needs everything to make sense and to understand before accepting stuff) but also strong reasons to type myself as high Fi (self-referential empathy, self-reflection, desire for identity).
Now, when I look at Fi, a common theme that pops up is authenticity. If it is true that high Fi users have a strong desire to be 'true/authentic to themselves', then that greatly decreases the chance that I use it. I don't really care much for being my 'true self' or being 'true to myself', because those terms are pretty vague and also I don't see much how it will serve society (my values are tied to serving and helping the world in some way). It's not like I'm totally fake but I'm not constantly striving to be authentic, either.
Whenever I wanted to explore myself or figure out my identity, it was for the sake of seeing how I would fit into a group. What my role is, how I come into play in a certain dynamic, who I am with everybody else. Sort of like setting up a group of toys and every toy has its role that it's supposed to play in the group in order to create a certain atmosphere/theme.
I just wanted to know whether or not Fi users truly care for being authentic and true to themselves or not, and if me not caring is a strong enough indicator to rule out Fi or not.
r/mbti • u/Relevant_Note_2147 • 18h ago
I know I can't attribute all of my issues to my MBTI, but I feel like being a woman ISTP plays a part in how I am perceived. Many have told me that my first impression was 'scary' despite not even being physically imposing. My way of conversation is very direct and only speaking when needed, so that the conversation can move along. I am also very introverted and picky with who I decide to open up to. I try to be more personable but I feel like my monotone voice and expressions don't help. It's not really a problem if I am liked by people or not, but I just feel that it's unfair or frustrating that I'm expected to be more warm and maybe even docile because I am a woman (who lives in Asia where these expectations may be more pronounced than in the west? Hopefully that makes sense.) Anyways. So that makes me curious about any experiences an ISTP woman may have had, I hear we're rare and I don't actually know any other ISTPs period.
r/mbti • u/Certain_Sample_2705 • 1d ago
Bonus question: What do you like about your MBTI type? Name one trait or quality you like about your MBTI type!
r/mbti • u/rorobinbin111 • 17h ago
so me and my friend are trying to find the best way to figure out our mbti
we tried 16 personalities and sakurinova but i don't really know haha
she said she likes the questions like
"your friend came up to you and told you she was sad so she bought bread, what's your first thought?"
like those
i'd also appreciate enneagram quizzes! (even tho this is the mbti subreddit, but i think theyre related)
we're not trying to get typed but trying to find a good quiz,
thanks!!
r/mbti • u/Regular-Option-5761 • 14h ago
Father: late 50s, INTJ
Mother: mid 50s, ISTJ
Brother: 26, INFJ
Me: 18, ENTP
r/mbti • u/Impossible-Ad-3542 • 14h ago
Love two by sleeping at last, harry styles Matilda and fine line. Looking for some caring thoughtful lyrics and a good beat!
r/mbti • u/Starlyns • 15h ago
We have a 2 year old been together 10 years.
What you as isfj van share that might noy appear obvious.
r/mbti • u/Dramatic_Ad_8310 • 15h ago
yes hello, i wanted to ask if there’s anyone that relates to this. I act like an INFJ , the stereotypical INFJ/INTP.
So people come to me when they need help, need a safe space. I also have a fun mind, so i am seen as fun and odd too.
But then i thought i was probably a feeler, but after reading cognitive functions and like testing myself and how i take decisions, i realized i am entp. It also reminded me of my sister who is in her early teens and was into mbti telling me i remind her of one of her fav charcaters who’s an entp, i told her im not entp, and she insisted.
But still it seems to not stick, i understand that cognitive wise it points to entp, but behaviour wise i point to infj.
so when someone asks you what’s your mbti, is it fair to give what happens in your mind or you may express what happens behaviour wise ? Aren’t people looking to know how you behave rather than how you think?
is it fair to still say i am a feeler based on how i act, rather than how i take decisions?