Well, I joined this forum assuming I was certain type (I will not say it, just for the sake of not crating bias but, it's kinda silly because some older posts show it, haha). Ok, I'll try to describe me the best way I can... I want to decide my enneagram too...
I'll organize the topics by the scheme "letter for letter" but on the descriptions I'll try to explore the functions more than the letter "per se", gain/ loss of energy etc...
E vs. I
Socially, I'm rather a low-key person. It's like I can walk into a room in a way most people will not notice me. I'm not the one calling attention for myself just for the sake of it. My clothes are rather plain too. By the other way, I'm not afraid of, for example, in a classroom voice some opinion (when the subject really interests me) or answer/ ask some question. The same with presentations.
Although I like making new friends very much, I'm not the one who presents myself to others to know them. I really suck at it, it seems very strange and unnatural for me. When I do it (rare situations), it's when I have something to talk with the person. Of my friendships, just one started like this (when I saw that one friend of mine was an INTP on a social network), the others, people approached me. I have few close friends. On the other hand, in one-in-one convos, I share about myself freely (with my friends and my boyfriend), I can talk in a loud voice without noticing and be the comedian for a while. My sense of humor vary from bitting to silly, depending of my interlocutor (I'm silly around my little brothers). My interests are varied, some lasting, some changing. I'm shy only in some situations when I'm very exposed without wanting it. About energy levels, when I'm with someone I like I can talk for ours with crescent energy, but in big social gatherings I feel tired easily and want to go home (principally when I know few people in the given gathering). I really dislike chit-chat.
N vs. S
Here I have few things to describe. I think a lot about the future, daydream, love abstract ideas, have many intellectual interests, love making random interconnections between things, seeing underlying meaning of things and all these intuitive characteristics. Some sensing characteristics is that I have a good memory, I like doing handicrafts, and when I'm relaxed I can go in a "carpe diem" mode that I love.
I feel nostalgic very often and love old things (sometimes I'm nostalgic about times I hadn't lived). I love to read and imagine me in the skin of the characters and living in other time and place. I have a tendency of over identifying myself with fictional characters. I have some kinestesic sensations ("it smells like July/ December"). I suck at sports. I'm creative and highly imaginative and romantic. I love multiculturalism. I'm an idealist.
F vs. T
I'm pretty sure I'm a feeler. I have a strong core of values and morals, it's very personal and very "created by me". Because of this strength of feeling I'm very tolerant and accepting of differences and I don't impose my vision of things on others, and I really dislike when people do it because I think people have to be respected and I dislike when people try to impose things on me. I put my values/ convictions above all else and I follow them strictly. I never disrespect them. I'm not group oriented and I refuse to change to "fit in". I'm emotional inside, but I really dislike being all "touchy feely" because I find it unnatural for me. Although emotional I'm not illogical.
J vs. P
I have a hard time organizing myself or following some schedule. I'm rather laid-back and relaxed (but I get worried sometimes, for sure), even messy, what irritates people with strong judging preferences. I don't plan thing detailed, I just have a rough idea of my day and decide things when I have to do it. I like leaving things open-ended, but I'm not flaky: once I say I'll do something, I will. I work better under pressure. I'm decisive with things that concern my convicitions and values and indecisive with things that calls a more objective thinking like choosing a profession (it took me a long time).
What do you think about my MBTI type/ Enneagram? Feel free to ask me anything...
Thanks!
I'll organize the topics by the scheme "letter for letter" but on the descriptions I'll try to explore the functions more than the letter "per se", gain/ loss of energy etc...
E vs. I
Socially, I'm rather a low-key person. It's like I can walk into a room in a way most people will not notice me. I'm not the one calling attention for myself just for the sake of it. My clothes are rather plain too. By the other way, I'm not afraid of, for example, in a classroom voice some opinion (when the subject really interests me) or answer/ ask some question. The same with presentations.
Although I like making new friends very much, I'm not the one who presents myself to others to know them. I really suck at it, it seems very strange and unnatural for me. When I do it (rare situations), it's when I have something to talk with the person. Of my friendships, just one started like this (when I saw that one friend of mine was an INTP on a social network), the others, people approached me. I have few close friends. On the other hand, in one-in-one convos, I share about myself freely (with my friends and my boyfriend), I can talk in a loud voice without noticing and be the comedian for a while. My sense of humor vary from bitting to silly, depending of my interlocutor (I'm silly around my little brothers). My interests are varied, some lasting, some changing. I'm shy only in some situations when I'm very exposed without wanting it. About energy levels, when I'm with someone I like I can talk for ours with crescent energy, but in big social gatherings I feel tired easily and want to go home (principally when I know few people in the given gathering). I really dislike chit-chat.
N vs. S
Here I have few things to describe. I think a lot about the future, daydream, love abstract ideas, have many intellectual interests, love making random interconnections between things, seeing underlying meaning of things and all these intuitive characteristics. Some sensing characteristics is that I have a good memory, I like doing handicrafts, and when I'm relaxed I can go in a "carpe diem" mode that I love.
I feel nostalgic very often and love old things (sometimes I'm nostalgic about times I hadn't lived). I love to read and imagine me in the skin of the characters and living in other time and place. I have a tendency of over identifying myself with fictional characters. I have some kinestesic sensations ("it smells like July/ December"). I suck at sports. I'm creative and highly imaginative and romantic. I love multiculturalism. I'm an idealist.
F vs. T
I'm pretty sure I'm a feeler. I have a strong core of values and morals, it's very personal and very "created by me". Because of this strength of feeling I'm very tolerant and accepting of differences and I don't impose my vision of things on others, and I really dislike when people do it because I think people have to be respected and I dislike when people try to impose things on me. I put my values/ convictions above all else and I follow them strictly. I never disrespect them. I'm not group oriented and I refuse to change to "fit in". I'm emotional inside, but I really dislike being all "touchy feely" because I find it unnatural for me. Although emotional I'm not illogical.
J vs. P
I have a hard time organizing myself or following some schedule. I'm rather laid-back and relaxed (but I get worried sometimes, for sure), even messy, what irritates people with strong judging preferences. I don't plan thing detailed, I just have a rough idea of my day and decide things when I have to do it. I like leaving things open-ended, but I'm not flaky: once I say I'll do something, I will. I work better under pressure. I'm decisive with things that concern my convicitions and values and indecisive with things that calls a more objective thinking like choosing a profession (it took me a long time).
What do you think about my MBTI type/ Enneagram? Feel free to ask me anything...
Thanks!
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