Right off the bat, my mind yells "Te!" when reading your answers to this question. Interesting perspective you have there! And all at such a young age is even more impressive in my books.
What do you like/dislike most about people?
I love how people are so diverse and interesting. You get a random selection of people and you're bound to find something amazing in each and every single one of them. A thing I dislike about them is how uneducated some people can be? Like close-minded and ignorant. Some people are also just naturally bitter, which is annoying.
Sounds like you're the type of person who would really rock the boat if someone said something out of the line, would you?
The diverse comment sounds like something a person with Ne would say and definitely focus on.
Do you like animals? Why?
I like them as much as you normally would. I can't say I am all heads over heels for them, they are incapable of verbal conversation. However, I really really like dogs. Something about them radiates trust and love. I am definitely team dog, as dogs are more responsive than cats, which is something I need in life.
That last part
may point to you being an extrovert rather than an introvert on account of you craving more responsiveness in a pet. I'm stereotyping, I'm realizing this, but in a way, this sort of makes sense.
What do you like/dislike most about yourself?
I both adore and despise how ahead of the curve I feel. On one hand, I know I'm going to change the world. I have all these plans and ideas that I will make come to fruition. I can help so many people. But because I am so forward minded... I am disconnected from those around me. I don't have the connections I deeply crave. It's like I can do literally anything except the one thing I want to do, which is be with others.
This disconnection you feel from the external environment may point you to being an intuitive person rather than a sensor. Not that sensor people cannot suffer from this same dilemmas, however, the choice words you chose in your language (ie. "Ahead of the curve.", "Forward minded", "Disconnected".) is what lead me to the conclusion that you are intuitive overall.
Do you care about being fashionable? Why/why not?
I care about being fashionable in terms of what I think is fashionable. I wear shit I think is cute because I like feeling cute. I'm sure there's aspects of a somewhat repressed sexuality deep down within reasoning, as what I find cute and fun to wear is usually more so on the 'lewd' side of things when I am truly free.
, I'm skipping this.
Do you prefer to fit in or stand out?
Stand out. Fitting in won't get you anywhere in life. You gotta take risks.
This almost makes you sound like a J type, however this may just be your enneagram 8 talking here as well, so I'll be neutral in my answer and just say
What makes you feel secure?
Verbal affirmation, 100%.
What are your most memorable compliments that other people have given you before?
What do you love and why? Could be people, things, places, etc...
Love is a mutual want and/or need that exceeds a one time usage. There are different genres of love, but they all fall into this category of mutuality.
This screams extroverted thinking (Te). I can safely knock off any types that uses Ti or Fe.
What do you spend the most time thinking about?
"How can I be better?", "How can I solve this problem?", and "What do I need to do?" are all questions that are constantly on my mind. I also constantly daydream of the future and how I want my success to play out.
"How can I be better?" - When you ask yourself this, do you think of the multiple scenarios that could you lead you to your self metamorphosis, or do you go by just one final conclusion?
The other two points to Te, once again. Your daydreams points to intuition, whether that may be your dominant or auxiliary is now a question that's playing on my mind.
How much have you changed over the years? Who were you as a child?
Hoo boy. As a child, I was definitely less aware of the problems surrounding me. I was a violently depressed kid. I'm certain it is because of how much time I spent isolated from everyone else as a result of a broken and silent family. Yet even back then, I was put on a pedestal. I was extremely intelligent for my age (gonna toot my own horn and say I still am). Despite being repressed by my atmosphere and overall environment, I remained outspoken. I was loud and unyielding to things I viewed as unjust. I developed a habit of attaching myself to one person, a "special friend" as my mom worded it to a psychiatrist. In middle school, I had definitely gained a queen bee attitude. No one could really ever challenge me back then. I was the best and I had the stats and capabilities to prove it. Only when moving deeper south did I shed that mentality. Self awareness is the biggest thing that has changed throughout my life. I used to lack it in its entirety and now I almost have too much. I'm assuming that's natural.
Your past cannot ever touch your future. You control your own outcomes and I'm glad you realized this already. You are definitely intelligent and have a lot of potential in becoming a huge success someday.
Define justice!
Karma. When you do bad things and bad things happen to you. When you do good things and good things happen to you. When actions have consequences. That's justice.
I agree!
What is beauty?
An aspect of attractiveness that's based on appeal before interference. This can apply in relation to all forms of love.
What are your most important values?
Love. Success. Intimacy. Personal Growth. Money.
This also points out to you maybe being a 3 core rather than a 7 or 8 core after all. What says you? You've been talking about success a lot in this questionnaire that it's becoming hard to ignore.
What have people seen as your weaknesses?
According to my Nohari window: Loud, Aloof, glum, distant, blase, unattentive, chaotic, and self-satisfied.
Sounds like an ENFP I know irl.
If you can answer my questions above, I'll be able to give you a final verdict on what I think your MBTI type is. Thanks and good luck!
