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[MBTI General] I have skills in group dynamics
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Lauren Ashley
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So are you INFJ or INFP?
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I like your sig whimsical. Too bad you're not INFJ, otherwise you'd have those "natural" group skills.
But really, how can you be confused with P/J? Swapping one of those messes everything up.
INFP- Fi Ne Si Te
INFJ- Ni Fe Ti Se
How the heck can you have an X or some confusion over that?
But really, how can you be confused with P/J? Swapping one of those messes everything up.
INFP- Fi Ne Si Te
INFJ- Ni Fe Ti Se
How the heck can you have an X or some confusion over that?
Lauren Ashley
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Well, you have INF listed as type and INFP in your signature. So I think you ruined it yourself quite frankly 
Anyway, I highly doubt INFJ is the only type with skills in group dynamics. So you still got skillz!
Anyway, I highly doubt INFJ is the only type with skills in group dynamics. So you still got skillz!
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I have both at different timesI like your sig whimsical. Too bad you're not INFJ, otherwise you'd have those "natural" group skills.
But really, how can you be confused with P/J? Swapping one of those messes everything up.
INFP- Fi Ne Si Te
INFJ- Ni Fe Ti Se
How the heck can you have an X or some confusion over that?
Lauren Ashley
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Getting INFJ or any type as a result on a test does not necessarily mean you are. You should look at the cognitive functions more. They help out a lot.
But never mind me!
*exiting*
speculative
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Lol! Seems like a J type thing to me; otherwise if you were P, wouldn't you question your type before someone else even brought it up?
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Lol! Seems like a J type thing to me; otherwise if you were P, wouldn't you question your type before someone else even brought it up?
That's all in his plan.
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I always have a plan, and by always I mean 58 percent of the time
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whimsical you talk like an INFP.
I doubt you are an INFJ.
But you know what? It doesn't matter!
Social skills are independent of MBTI. To gain group social skills in real life you'll have to interact with groups in real life. Not once, but over and over again. Extroverts, INFJs, that dude on the street, your mom, aren't good at talking to people because they were born with some innate gift that you don't have they have social skills because they talk with people and actively work to improve their interactions with others.
I doubt you are an INFJ.
But you know what? It doesn't matter!
Social skills are independent of MBTI. To gain group social skills in real life you'll have to interact with groups in real life. Not once, but over and over again. Extroverts, INFJs, that dude on the street, your mom, aren't good at talking to people because they were born with some innate gift that you don't have they have social skills because they talk with people and actively work to improve their interactions with others.
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A Schnitzel
WTF is this dude saying?
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I'm not putting a lot of work into this.
Your posting style is very similar to a lot of INFPs online. You're random, indecisive, prone to silly mood swings and dramatics, think you're a different personality type when you're in a different mood. All things I've seen often in INFPs, but not INFJs.
And these are just observations from one thread.
Also INFPs seem to start attention whore threads more often.
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I'm all that. Oh, all the time I've wasted figuring out my type and misleading myself. Now I have to start all over again. Thanks. Now I'm confused.I'm starting to believe that of myself too. Or could shifting between J and P be dependent on the stress level?
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