[MBTI General] You can trade in one 'letter' of your type, for the opposite...........

[Lacey]

I for E. I'm very introverted, and very shy...so it'd be interesting to see if I would still be shy and awkward as an extrovert. Plus, I'm tired of being tired.

In a very close second, N for S. SP's are so cool.

 

[gigi_xo]

I'm not giving up my E or N for anything =]

 

[JustHer]

I'd switch my T for an F and be an NF like all the other socially acceptable women.

 

[teslashock]

traitor!

 

[lamp]

Socially acceptable women = boring, for the most part.

ENTP

I wouldnt drop E
Might drop N
Might drop F
Dont want to be ENFJ

i'd rather be ENTP than ESFP.

e - not to mention, Ne dom <3

 

[Rhapsody]

P for J so that I could actually be organized, not suck at Fe, and finally figure out what Ni is all about.

My second choice would be to become an ENFP. Yay extroversion!

 

[IZthe411]

I went full force this weekend without much down time. I didn't get a lot of sleep either. I felt like I weighed 672 lbs on Sunday. All I needed was my recharge time. And I was fine.

With all the talk about Ni/Si, I'd really like to see how different it is as an INTJ.

 

[Max]

What kind of ESTJ would want to trade in any of their letters?

 

[Moiety]

What kind of ESTJ would want to trade in any of their letters?

The only kind.

 

[miss fortune]

What kind of ESTJ would want to trade in any of their letters?

the one who's trading me her J for a month and taking my P

 

[jenocyde]

I would take the J in a heartbeat.

 

[chickpea]

definitely E over I. i hate being an introvert!

 

[Tamske]

I've decided.
It's the P I'm going to swap for a J. For one month. It accomplishes several goals at a time (which is already very ENTJ-ish, I guess!):
- For experience: I'll learn how an ENTJ thinks; which I'll use in my stories. A good ENTJ character which is not a perfect hero nor an overconfident villain could be fun. And after two ESTJ mains it'll be something new.
- For profit: need I say more? Goals, here I come.
- For fun: I still get a tertiary Se!

Now I only hope ENTJ!Tamske won't succeed at making that J permanent.

 

[moviconte]

If only one could swap more than one letter...at this point I'd like to try out being an ENFJ for a month. Just so I can understand how they think.

 

[duck!]

I would LOVE to be an ENTP. I think I'd be a super-depressed INFP, so I would want to keep my E. I think a T would make me much smarter, and I'd love to be smart.

I think if I was J I would be incredibly disoriented. I wouldn't know how to dear with such a clear idea of the world.

 

[Aleksei]

T's aren't really all that much smarter than F's. Just more objective.

You actually already have a lower Thinking function (Te). You could try to develop it.

The point of being J is precisely that Js are much more oriented than Ps. They have a clear idea of how the things should be (Pi), and how to go about making them so (Je).

 

[Amethyst]

What is it with ENTPs wanting to be Js?!?!

...because I want to be a J too!

Socially acceptable women = boring, for the most part.

Well behaved women rarely make history

 

[JustHer]

What is it with ENTPs wanting to be Js?!?!

...because I want to be a J too!

It's cause everybody lOVEs an entj

 

[duck!]

T's aren't really all that much smarter than F's. Just more objective.

You actually already have a lower Thinking function (Te). You could try to develop it.

The point of being J is precisely that Js are much more oriented than Ps. They have a clear idea of how the things should be (Pi), and how to go about making them so (Je).

I used to be in mathematics and I had some time to develop the inferior Te function. But the problem, I guess, is that I was always aware of Te's limitations. My Ne would get ahead of my Te and the push-and-pull never reached an appropriate equilibrium. I had to give up mathematics because I couldn't handle that pressure anymore.

 

[JustHer]

I would trade my T for an F and be an ENFJ so I could still be an In-Charge type with awesome organizational skills, while being much nicer and being rid of that pesky inferior Fi.