I can't decide if I'm S or N.
In online tests I get INTJ, INTP, ISTJ or ISTP.
I ruled out the J because of the descriptions: my lifestyle, history and behaviour preference scream "P".
But I don't really understand the difference between S and N and I don't really understand the questions related to it. I can't associate myself with neither.
Previously I thought I was INTP because it's a profile commonly associated with nerds. But now I'm not so nerdy as I used to be (at least in mindset), AND I think I understood that an ISTP can easily be a computer and videogame addict like me. I had serious shyness problems during all my adolescence so I think my reclusive life might have evolved the Sensing preference in uncommon ways (like being a computer wiz but sucking at sports and general "action" because the shyness prevented me from doing stuff outside).
Anyway, I can't evaluate properly because I really want to be ISTP. It's my favourite profile overall. I don't want to think of myself as a perpetual social misfit like the INTPs.
In online tests I get INTJ, INTP, ISTJ or ISTP.
I ruled out the J because of the descriptions: my lifestyle, history and behaviour preference scream "P".
But I don't really understand the difference between S and N and I don't really understand the questions related to it. I can't associate myself with neither.
Previously I thought I was INTP because it's a profile commonly associated with nerds. But now I'm not so nerdy as I used to be (at least in mindset), AND I think I understood that an ISTP can easily be a computer and videogame addict like me. I had serious shyness problems during all my adolescence so I think my reclusive life might have evolved the Sensing preference in uncommon ways (like being a computer wiz but sucking at sports and general "action" because the shyness prevented me from doing stuff outside).
Anyway, I can't evaluate properly because I really want to be ISTP. It's my favourite profile overall. I don't want to think of myself as a perpetual social misfit like the INTPs.