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The Best Personality Type for You Test (via helloquizzy)
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Or maybe you're just not funny?
thirtiesgirl
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I got INTJ. ...Hmm, I'm not so sure about that. I was on an INTJ-specific forum a while back, but can't say I really clicked with any of the INTJs there. INTJ with INFJ? Is that a workable combination?
thescientist
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I got ENFP.....
You scored 100 I versus E, 40 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 40 J versus P!
You scored 100 I versus E, 40 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 40 J versus P!
Thessaly
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Maybe.
SilkRoad
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I got ISFJ.
Which in a way makes a lot of sense, but I sort of feel like I'd want someone more exciting/sparky and more different from me. (ESTP?!) I would have to be assured that they could be loyal, faithful and consistent, though.
Which in a way makes a lot of sense, but I sort of feel like I'd want someone more exciting/sparky and more different from me. (ESTP?!) I would have to be assured that they could be loyal, faithful and consistent, though.
Salt n' pepper
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The more I think about it, and with online and real life experiences factored in, the more I realize maybe my own type is my type. Or should be. Funny how the online tests never show that. Maybe I have an idea of what I want my man to be like, but just get along better with people more similar to me. Or these tests are horrible and portray ENTJs incorrectly. I just never find those traits attractive in theory. And they are too familiar so there's no mystery, but in real life, the ease in interacting with these people is undeniable.
Anyone here have a successful relationship with your own type?
Anyone here have a successful relationship with your own type?
ReadingRainbows
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Salt n' pepper
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why?
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the only other ESTP that I know in real life is my cousin, so NO! :horor:
I've been with several other ExxPs though and they tend to irk me by being too similar to me... they were awesome to hang out with, but I don't want to plan an existance with someone with a lot of the same faults as I have!
Southern Kross
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I got ENFJ
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First try:
ISFJ - The Protector
You scored 50 I versus E, 100 N versus S, 20 F versus T, and 60 J versus P!
Second try:
ISFP - The Composer
You scored 50 I versus E, 60 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 40 J versus P!
whaaat?
ISFJ - The Protector
You scored 50 I versus E, 100 N versus S, 20 F versus T, and 60 J versus P!
Second try:
ISFP - The Composer
You scored 50 I versus E, 60 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 40 J versus P!
whaaat?
teslashock
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I got INTP. I can see that, actually.
I'm with an ENTP now, and things are very good, but I think his extroversion intimidates me a little bit when we are with a group of people (he's sx/so, and I'm sx/sp, so I'm naturally a bit more reserved).
I think the more withdrawn nature of most INTPs would contrast with me well, inadvertently forcing me to be more vibrant in social situations to make up for his own lack of energetic friendliness.
I've found that I'm a lot more outgoing when around introverts than I am when around other extroverts, and I wish I could be more vibrant around ENTP and his extroverted friends, but it just doesn't come as naturally as it does when I'm around introverts.
I'm with an ENTP now, and things are very good, but I think his extroversion intimidates me a little bit when we are with a group of people (he's sx/so, and I'm sx/sp, so I'm naturally a bit more reserved).
I think the more withdrawn nature of most INTPs would contrast with me well, inadvertently forcing me to be more vibrant in social situations to make up for his own lack of energetic friendliness.
I've found that I'm a lot more outgoing when around introverts than I am when around other extroverts, and I wish I could be more vibrant around ENTP and his extroverted friends, but it just doesn't come as naturally as it does when I'm around introverts.
Unkindloving
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INFP
0 I versus E
0 N versus S
0 F versus T
40 J versus P
Your ideal mate is known as the healer. As a romantic partner, this type is usually supportive and nuturing, however, they have a high need for individuality. Harmony is extremely important to this type as they are very affected by conflict and tension, which also makes them resist confronting their partners directly about problems. When this type gets angry, they usually blame themselves, rather than their partners. This type can also be stubborn and unyielding when they feel they are being criticized or mistreated. They feel the most appreciated when their partners listen to them carefully. They need to be understood. They need to hear their partners express their feelings, the more often, the better
I approve... and am highly amused at the only score-score being toward Jness. That figures so hard at the moment
0 I versus E
0 N versus S
0 F versus T
40 J versus P
Your ideal mate is known as the healer. As a romantic partner, this type is usually supportive and nuturing, however, they have a high need for individuality. Harmony is extremely important to this type as they are very affected by conflict and tension, which also makes them resist confronting their partners directly about problems. When this type gets angry, they usually blame themselves, rather than their partners. This type can also be stubborn and unyielding when they feel they are being criticized or mistreated. They feel the most appreciated when their partners listen to them carefully. They need to be understood. They need to hear their partners express their feelings, the more often, the better
I approve... and am highly amused at the only score-score being toward Jness. That figures so hard at the moment
BerberElla
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INFJ - The Counselor
I always get this result, always lol. So far though the INFJ dudes I have met, have fallen into the instant love of a friend bracket. It's like finding my soul mate but in a sibling way.
Would love to meet an INFJ who didn't fall into that bracket so quickly, but damn it, you guys melt my heart so rapidly that I quickly categorise you as my brother.
I always get this result, always lol. So far though the INFJ dudes I have met, have fallen into the instant love of a friend bracket. It's like finding my soul mate but in a sibling way.
Would love to meet an INFJ who didn't fall into that bracket so quickly, but damn it, you guys melt my heart so rapidly that I quickly categorise you as my brother.
ISFJ
This is absolutely true to people who assist me. But not to my ideal romantic partner. My ideal partner shouldn't be perfect, just human and kinda serious. My partner should be loyal to me, but may break up with me if it doesn't work any longer. In practical terms like an ISFJ, in other terms diverse, romantic, undogmatic, accepting, balanced.
This is absolutely true to people who assist me. But not to my ideal romantic partner. My ideal partner shouldn't be perfect, just human and kinda serious. My partner should be loyal to me, but may break up with me if it doesn't work any longer. In practical terms like an ISFJ, in other terms diverse, romantic, undogmatic, accepting, balanced.
ColonelGadaafi
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INFJ - The Counselor
You scored 50 I versus E, 20 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 60 J versus P!
The result is not that off when it comes to my preference. I like IxFJ's in general, ISFJ's on the coin are good, but at the same time i crave the little extra that INFJ types give.
You scored 50 I versus E, 20 N versus S, 40 F versus T, and 60 J versus P!
The result is not that off when it comes to my preference. I like IxFJ's in general, ISFJ's on the coin are good, but at the same time i crave the little extra that INFJ types give.
Uytuun
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Most ENTJ males I know are fairly controlling (with the best of intentions, but still, controlling). I end up feeling like I have to fight for my autonomy, for being me and doing things my way (and being an NTJ myself I can't stand to be controlled like that and I *will* feel the need to fight people that try to steer me around). Not that direct control is the only kind of controlling behaviour. Passive-aggressive controlling behaviour is just as bad. Didn't mean to bash ENTJs. They are fun, intriguing, impressive and easy to click with, but there's not really that pull beyond the one that initially occurs when you sense you've found another NTJ.
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