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What's my type II? Electric Boogaloo

PoprocksAndCoke

A Benign Tumor
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ENTP
My vote goes to ESTP based on what you've said. Being extroverted doesn't necessarily mean that you have to constantly be talking; I find myself taking long breaks from talking during conversations or just not knowing how to respond.

I do that too.
 

fway

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8w79
That's a big fat NO, where did you get that from? How exactly would you define Ni?


Ni deals with bringing in data, say off the top my head and then it finds the DEEPER meaning to that data. It somehow just "knows" the meaning behind the data and forsees what will happen from within. When paired up with Te, the data is organized and simplified for better understanding by that user. Fi then throws out/tunes out any information that is deemed "unimportant." Se executes the "final product" that came from the data on a form of medium (if necessary).

The definition doesn't have to be accepted by anyone.

Now, how about your definition of Ni?

My vote goes to ESTP based on what you've said. Being extroverted doesn't necessarily mean that you have to constantly be talking; I find myself taking long breaks from talking during conversations or just not knowing how to respond.

So does this mean I am overusing my introverted functions?
 
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