Purplemoon
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- Joined
- Jun 20, 2016
- Messages
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- MBTI Type
- IxFP
- Enneagram
- 5w6
It has been several years since I first discovered MBTI, and I still don't know what type I am. Every time I take an MBTI test, I get INFJ as the result, but I don't think it's an accurate result. On Socionics test, my result is EII-INFj, which seems more accurate. When I take enneagram test, my result is usually 5w4, and occasionally 5w6. Whenever I take that SimilarMinds Big 5/SLOAN test that's floating around the Internet, I usually get RLOAI as my result.
My inability to type myself is causing a lot of stress in my life. I guess I'm just disturbed by the fact that I've been researching this stuff for years, and I still fail at typing myself. I know I'm probably overthinking this, but it's gotten to the point where typology has overtake my mind. The reason I got attached to typology is because I've always felt misplaced in society. I've always struggled with opening up at on an emotional level, and I've always been horrid at faking emotions. For example, I won't laugh at something I don't find funny. I feel like I'm a selfish, horrible human
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Some traits I possess:
•I'm shy. I've been shy my whole life.
•I'm reserved. Again, I've been this way my whole life.
•Apparently, I'm "hard to read" and "hard to get to know". I've heard variations of these phrases for as long as I can remember.
•I'm a somewhat "cold" and "distant" person.
•I have been told I have "fine" or "expensive" taste.
•I hate injustices. This trait often got me in trouble throughout school.
•I hate fakeness. I can usually smell a fake person a mile away.
•I try to be true to myself and my beliefs. I refuse to do something just to please a person/group if it goes against my beliefs.
•I keep my living space clean, and I'm not a messy person.
•I can't think I'm a linear fashion. My thoughts bounce around, and I'm indecisive.
•I worry all the time.
•I'm pessimistic.
•I am drained by social interactions.
•I prefer meeting people in small groups in a intimate setting, such as in a small, elegant restaurant.
•I like my surroundings to be beautiful. I think a part of me would die if was forced to work in an office with no character.
•I'm not overly affectionate.
•I'm passive.
•I have a tendency to underestimate myself.
•I hate being in the spotlight.
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My interest and hobbies (I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with typing, but whatever):
•I like painting and drawing.
•I enjoy writing, mostly about my emotions, feelings, observations, and ideas.
•I like reading about pretty much every subject.
• I like music.
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More about me:
•I don't know what career to choose. Actually, I have no interest in a career. If I had my way, I'd marry a well off older man, raise 2-3 children, pursue my hobbies, and help charities; however, this is all but a pipe dream, and I know that I need a job to support myself, and that most men have no desire for a housewife. I've thought about becoming a librarian, an artist, a paralegal, a musician, or a legal mediator.
•I have a hard time speaking loudly
• I have always gravitated towards older, "intellectual" men.
•I enjoy going to "cultured" events, such as art museums, galleries, and classical music events.
Sorry for posting my 3rd thread on this subject.
My inability to type myself is causing a lot of stress in my life. I guess I'm just disturbed by the fact that I've been researching this stuff for years, and I still fail at typing myself. I know I'm probably overthinking this, but it's gotten to the point where typology has overtake my mind. The reason I got attached to typology is because I've always felt misplaced in society. I've always struggled with opening up at on an emotional level, and I've always been horrid at faking emotions. For example, I won't laugh at something I don't find funny. I feel like I'm a selfish, horrible human
___________________________________________________
Some traits I possess:
•I'm shy. I've been shy my whole life.
•I'm reserved. Again, I've been this way my whole life.
•Apparently, I'm "hard to read" and "hard to get to know". I've heard variations of these phrases for as long as I can remember.
•I'm a somewhat "cold" and "distant" person.
•I have been told I have "fine" or "expensive" taste.
•I hate injustices. This trait often got me in trouble throughout school.
•I hate fakeness. I can usually smell a fake person a mile away.
•I try to be true to myself and my beliefs. I refuse to do something just to please a person/group if it goes against my beliefs.
•I keep my living space clean, and I'm not a messy person.
•I can't think I'm a linear fashion. My thoughts bounce around, and I'm indecisive.
•I worry all the time.
•I'm pessimistic.
•I am drained by social interactions.
•I prefer meeting people in small groups in a intimate setting, such as in a small, elegant restaurant.
•I like my surroundings to be beautiful. I think a part of me would die if was forced to work in an office with no character.
•I'm not overly affectionate.
•I'm passive.
•I have a tendency to underestimate myself.
•I hate being in the spotlight.
___________________________________________________
My interest and hobbies (I'm pretty sure this has nothing to do with typing, but whatever):
•I like painting and drawing.
•I enjoy writing, mostly about my emotions, feelings, observations, and ideas.
•I like reading about pretty much every subject.
• I like music.
___________________________________________________
More about me:
•I don't know what career to choose. Actually, I have no interest in a career. If I had my way, I'd marry a well off older man, raise 2-3 children, pursue my hobbies, and help charities; however, this is all but a pipe dream, and I know that I need a job to support myself, and that most men have no desire for a housewife. I've thought about becoming a librarian, an artist, a paralegal, a musician, or a legal mediator.
•I have a hard time speaking loudly
• I have always gravitated towards older, "intellectual" men.
•I enjoy going to "cultured" events, such as art museums, galleries, and classical music events.
Sorry for posting my 3rd thread on this subject.