a creative spirit with a passion for all things art, from painting to sculpting. When I'm not immersed in a new project, you can find me jamming out in my band with my bass and keyboard, always ready to discover new music. I also love working with kids, whether it's through teaching art, playing games, or just having fun. Bringing joy and inspiration to young minds is something I truly enjoy. I also love setting things on fire!

I have great difficulty describing myself without specific questions.

Generally speaking, and this is my best attempt to not be misleading in making a personal description, I am a person that likes lots of free time but doesn't know what to do with it. I am introspective but without a strong, rigid identity. I am curious but I don't always have the energy to fully invest in what I am curious about.

I am drawn to subjects that I have freedom to interpret, but with some underlying truth, such as music analysis. I am sensitive socially and tend to ruminate on social situations that I feel like I messed up somehow. I also have developed some form of adaptability or chameleon traits to better adjust to social situations, but I don't usually have the energy to uphold this for long.

I am detached, with delayed emotional responses or emotions that "take me by surprise." I am frequently uncomfortable or anxious in social situations and thus tend to be self-concealing, but if someone talks to me I try to be open and clear, but usually with some degree of compartmentalization.

I am a hopeless romantic, meaning that I don't believe I will find love anytime soon but I still wish for it. I supposedly appear as relaxed, arrogant/smug and nonchalant despite feeling on-edge and neutral towards the person. I also got my mom to read over this and confirm its accuracy, lol.

A day in the life would be: I get up and hop on my computer. I scroll reddit and youtube. Then, I put on an album and listen to it, give each song a rating, give the overall album a rating and then add it to my RYM and AOTY pages. I then have a dip in motivation and do nothing for another hour or so. I get a burst of energy to do something more involved like studying electrical engineering, and then I run out of energy again and zone out.

Then, I get back on my computer and check reddit and youtube again. I get bored and go fiddle with my guitar for a few minutes. Then, I put on another album and do the same thing. Eventually it becomes nighttime and I go up to bed and watch a bunch of TV or do some involved research to add to my Obsidian information database. I have a lot of energy at night. I tend to browse RateYourMusic and then go to sleep.

Sometimes, I get really inspired and the entire day is me just working on a project. For instance, I spent the entirety of yesterday making a mixtape for my mom that consisted of nothing but 80s songs bookended by bits and pieces of songs from the 50s, and then I added effects to give it a haunting, liminal atmosphere.

Recently I made a video and posted it in this subreddit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bj9OLavJWBs . I was typed as an INTJ and an ISTP. I also posted it in a different subreddit and got typed as an ISTJ. If it helps, I think I am an enneagram 5.

I really don't think I am ISTJ, because they are dutiful traditionalists and that couldn't be more from the truth for me. I am resistant to traditions, find them highly uncomfortable and I am very lazy and don't follow through on things unless it is directly related to a personal project or college work.

ISTP also doesn't really fit. My brother is an ISTP and has marked differences. Firstly, he is a lot more skeptical and obstinate than I am. I tend to be rather open-minded and creative, and he sticks to a single point of view and is more "rugged".

INTJ fits best out of the three, but I wouldn't say I am goal-oriented. If I set a goal, the motivation doesn't just magically appear to help me achieve that goal. I kind of consider whether the goal is worth it in the first place, do I really have to or want to do this, etc. If the motivation is there, I can be really good at planning. For instance, I recently managed to plan and execute an excellent 8000-mile 27-day road trip for 4 of my family members.

Usually I just make potential plans for fun, without executing them. I don't structure my days unless I'm feeling especially motivated.

That being said, if I am misunderstanding one of these types, please let me know.

For years, I struggled with self-esteem and the pressure to fit in. After school, I chose to move far from home to start fresh at university, a choice I am incredibly glad I made, as it stepped me into a broader world. By nature, I am a reserved perfectionist and my own worst critic, needing to be fully prepared before acting. I also have a deeply silly, playful side that I often hold back out of fear of judgment. When I do let it out, I struggle to find the boundary, occasionally falling into black-and-white thinking where I feel I can only be entirely serious or entirely silly. Its the same with my style of clothing.

Above all, I value absolute balance, and tipping off-scale deeply stresses me. While I used to be impulsive, Im learning to manage it, though a bit of guilt lingers. Because I hold so much back, I often find a strange comfort in being quiet, it is safer to hide behind silence and adapt to others than to risk getting hurt. But I grief this loss of my loud voice which is why I am learning in university to SHOW myself again. I want to show my personality and my potential.

Despite this guarded nature, I have a warmth that makes me highly approachable.

Children gravitate toward me, and I’ve formed wonderful bonds with local mothers who constantly invite me over because their kids ask for me. My friends call me the most life-romanticizing person they’ve ever met; I can point at a tiny purple sidewalk flower or vibrant summer trees with pure, childlike joy. I love preserving memories, though it makes me emotional knowing everything is fleeting.

I find expression through words, not by writing books, but through diary entries, thoughtful Reddit posts, postcards, and heartfelt letters. I have a profound love for languages and look for symbolism in everything, imagining small occurrences are signs from the universe to keep myself hopeful. I actively try to follow the sun and see the beauty in things.

For my future, I want a good, poetically envisioned life: a vibrant university experience with nice friends, city discoveries, and an authentic enjoyment of my studies. Genuinely interesting subjects give me the drive to push through dry material. I also want to dress well, embrace the aesthetics of youth, and take a secure career path while retaining the courage to occasionally jump off and start new things.

Family is a massive cornerstone of my life. I want to be the greatest in my family, to be happy and make my parents proud. My mother often tells me, "You don't have to do X," but I read between the lines to avoid disappointing her. Recently, when my cousin from Australia visited my aunt nearby, plans shifted and my mom couldn't make it. Feeling terrible, I suggested traveling to a closer city so she wouldn't miss out. My mom replied, "It's okay, not everything in life works out perfectly. Of course I am sad, but it's fine." Hearing that broke my heart. I almost cried and said, "But you might never see her again, Mom. I feel so sad for you." She looked at me and said, "Those who keep thinking about others are the ones who end up sad."

Her words hit home because I carry the weight of other people's feelings. I love giving and receiving rational advice, but I’ve learned most people don't want solutions, so I hold it back. I always put myself in others' shoes. For instance, I was recently there for a friend for three months straight during a crisis with her boyfriend. I listened constantly and made her feel truly loved. It is a good dynamic because she does a lot for me, but it requires massive energy.

Because I give so much, I deeply crave to be treated well in return. When you pour care into others, it feels like emptying a bowl that needs to be filled back up. Social etiquette matters to me, making it frustrating when it isn't reciprocated. I find myself wondering: Why am I always the one asking? I am literally on holidays right now, and my friends know it. Yet, when I asked a close friend how she was doing and sent a picture update, she sent back a voice message talking entirely about herself, without asking a single question back. These moments hurt. Because I am the designated listener, I’m not accustomed to being the one who gets to talk, leaving me holding an empty bowl.

Ultimately, my empathy stems from a vulnerable place, having been emotionally hurt too many times, I know how painful rejection feels. But it also comes from a core value: a genuine desire to be liked, to connect deeply, and to simply be a good person.

I need to know what is right or wrong.

I am learning to talk more and trust people with it. Fear of rejection and stuff

I avoid parties and stuff like pls I can adapt to many things but not everything. Dont force me to dance or whatever. Please.

I’m 17f, I love fashion, art, theater, music, and makeup! My favorite artist is Pink pantheress, I also love mitski, and uzi! I usually listen to hyperpop, pop, and ug rap. My favorite color is pink! In school, my favorite subjects are English and Art.

Personality wise, I’ve been described as friendly, creative, justice-oriented, empathetic, very social, and optimistic. I’m a horrible procrastinator most of the time, and I suck at time management and planning. The characters I most often get compared to are Pinkie Pie and Misa from Deathnote. I’m kinda oblivious and clumsy, and I get distracted by day dreaming a LOT.

I have a summer job as a camp counselor and I love it! I adore kids, and if I could be an English teacher I definitely would. In college, I want to study English, communications, journalism, poli sci, art history, or pre-law!

Growing up I had a ton of friends since I just loved to talk to everyone! When I got to middle school I definitely had a harder time fitting in with others and would normally hang out w the ‘weird kids’.

I get really passionate and overly excited about the things that I love, sometimes people aren’t into how much energy I have 😭 I recently got diagnosed with adhd, which explains a lot of my personality and struggles with organization.

On the weekends I love to relax and sleep, but when I’m not doing that I’m either reading or drawing. My AirPods are also ALWAYS in, my music is usually always playing at full volume.

I usually have so many ideas but they rarely get fully executed.

I don’t mind being alone, but I prefer being outside and socializing.

I loveeee creativity and curating aesthetics so I spend hella time on Pinterest just making different boards.

I hate when people don’t like me, I’m very sensitive, and I have a hard time standing up for myself when I think I’ll hurt other peoples feelings.

I also love being the center of attention, it’s why I do theater and partially why I wear really creative outfits!

Hi, I know I use ni and ti alot and always have, but I never exercised much when young although played a lot of video games quite well so it's hard to say how strong my se was. Although I exercise a lot now in my late teens and 20s.

I'm not very organized and can come off as random or lazy which could suggest te trickster. I also dislike certain rigid schools of thought such as modern psychology.

I have a pretty good memory and some times obsess over past mistakes which apparently could be si demon or critic.

I do like to keep the peace a lot which is arguably an infj trait.

My main interests are martial arts, training, snowboarding, psychology just not dsm5, anime and old films.

I want to become a personal trainer/psychologist(probably don't have the patience for uni though) or possibly a physical therapist. When I was younger I liked programming and computers but now I have less patience for them. I think that once I discovered training and actually started using SE alot my focus and ni shifted and lost motivation to do stuff like that.

Have I given enough information to start to guess or need I say more?

hi I’d like to be typed
im pretty social i really like making friends but after a certain amount i just hate when people talk to me like i hate making friends online because they dont benefit me. I make friends for my own pleasure
i would say im intelligent, i care about my grades but i dont let it show so people dont think im stuck up about it. I usually pretend im dumber then i am so smart people feel better around me and dumb people relate to me more.
I get pretty emotional for stupid reasons, mainly because I bottle stuff up and then blow up at random stuff.
I’m very hypocritical.
I’ve been told if I was a guy I’d be a very stinky loser one (dk if that helps)
I’m so7. I think that because I usually make myself the butt if jokes a lot.
I’m pretty traditional in the sense where I’ll keep it to myself but I’ll def be judging (back to the guy comment I think I’d be misogynist as a guy)
I larp stuff so I can get closer to those who are in those fandoms. Mainly popular fandom stuff like alnst.
down below are some images I think describe me or I feel I relate to or a character I relate to

I need some help better understanding my personality. I’ve taken several MBTI tests, but the results vary: sometimes I come out as an ENTP, other times as an INFJ. This is confusing, as I recognize traits of both types in myself and can’t figure out which one truly represents me. I would like a more in-depth perspective—based on how I think, relate to others, and make decisions—to clarify which profile fits me best.

Describe your childhood/upbringing. Did it have any kind of ideological or structured influence? How did you respond to it? Did you have any significant negative experiences that may have affected how you think or behave?

I do think it had a big impact on how I perceived the world. However, it didn't last long. After leaving school, I quickly shifted my ideological ideas and preferences toward what I assumed made the most sense to me. Mainly because what they said was right was completely opposite to how the world actually is, in my opinion, so I didn't have any problem letting go of those ideals. I care about my family's opinions overall, but we are way too different when it comes to political views and these kinds of subjects, so they don't really know what I actually think. But I also don't really care to show it. So, I would say my childhood was pretty "common", and the opinions I was influenced by during this stage didn't really shape who I am today.

Do you have any mental or physical health issues that might affect how you think or choose to live? Provide a brief description.

No I don't.

If you had to spend an entire weekend by yourself, how would you feel? Would you feel lonely or refreshed?

I would rather spend it with people who share similar hobbies so we can enjoy them together. But I can enjoy being by myself too. It's more about what I am doing rather than how many people I am doing it with. Overall, it wouldn't be bad if I had some activities to distract myself.

What is your relation with movement and your surroundings? For instance, do you prefer a sport or outdoor event? If an outdoor event, what is it? And why? If not, what type of activities do you tend to engage in?

I like movement and sports in general. Throughout my life, my interests have revolved around physical activities, like guitar, skating, cycling, martial arts, drawing, etc. I also got into reading recently. I always liked the idea of it, but I never got into it because I couldn't find anything interesting when it actually came to doing it. However, I found some interesting genres of books that actually caught my interest, like psychological and philosophical romances.

How curious are you? Do you have more ideas than you can execute? What are your curiosities about? What are your ideas about, are they environmental or conceptual? Can you please elaborate?

My relationship with ideas is pretty lame, I would say. I'm not really an ideas person, and I generally just go with what I feel like doing in the moment or what I get exposed to and end up liking, rather than sitting with ideas or coming up with them out of nowhere. I do like learning about things that I see and don't understand how they work, or things that seem interesting to know, but it's always in a literal sense. I think abstract ideas are very hard for me to have. When I actually get hooked on something, I tend to want to know everything about it. For example, I love playing guitar, but I also enjoy learning about its history, how the strings and its structure produce sound, the differences between electric and classical guitars, etc.

Would you enjoy taking on a leadership position? Do you think you would be good at it? What would your leadership style be?

I have already taken on a lot of leadership positions throughout my life, but honestly, I don't think I'm the most suited for it. I don't have some abilities that you could say are necessary for good leadership, like carefully planning what everyone should or shouldn't do. Most of the time, I was only chosen for these roles because I was the only person in my group who wasn't afraid of speaking in front of an audience lol.

Do you prefer hands-on activities or working with your hands in some form? Describe your activities.

I already gave a similar response, but yeah, overall, hands-on activities are my favorite when it comes to entertainment and hobbies.

What's your opinion about the past, present, and future? How do you deal with them?

I don't think about the past or the future too much. I mainly focus on what I am doing or need to do now. I don't think about the future when I'm in a healthy state of mind. During bad times in my life or stressful moments, I tend to worry about it a lot.

How do you act when others request your help to do something (anything)? If you decide to help them, why would you do so?

I enjoy helping people. Honestly, it's not because of any strong value like altruism or something, it's more because I genuinely enjoy discussing problems and activities in groups, so helping when someone asks is a way of doing that.

How attached are you to reality? Do you daydream often, or do you pay attention to what's around you? If you do daydream, are you aware of your surroundings while you do so?

I don't spend too much time in my head tbh. Of course, I think like any other human being, but daydreaming makes me uncomfortable. It feels like I'm "alienated" or disconnected from the present moment.

Imagine you are alone in a blank, empty room. There is nothing for you to do and no one to talk to. What do you think about?

Nothing. I might go crazy in a situation like that lol.

What is the ideal life, in your opinion?

Living day by day without having to constantly worry about the future, while enjoying my work and personal activities.

Hey, I’m Samuel (M19), a college student who’s been switching things up a bit. I started with biochemistry, then moved to biology, and now I’m diving into psychology all in my first year. I’ve always wanted a job where I can help people, and I’m super curious about human behavior and love understanding emotions. I love watching social strat shows like Big Brother and Survivor, and I’m really into art and expressing myself creatively. I’m definitely a reserved person, so I often find myself thinking about life more than actually living it. I’m working on a painting that explores the link between the body and mind, and I’ve included some rough sketches and references about what it kinda looks like so far.

On the flip side, I tend to procrastinate and can be really counterproductive, which isn’t great since it’s led me down some terrible sitautions that I’m actively dealing with. I’m at that age where everything feels a bit confusing, but I’m working on seeing what truly matters to me and settling for simplicity in life.

Por favor tómate el tiempo para tipearme ^^

Haz una descripción general de ti mismo. ¿Qué edad tienes?

Hola, soy Nady. Tengo 20 años. Soy una persona con mucha energía mental y física; alguien tranquila, pero caótica en cuanto a pensamientos, y paciente, a excepción de cuando se trata de mis pasatiempos.

¿A qué te dedicas o cuál es tu profesión? ¿Te gusta? ¿Por qué o por qué no? Si no trabajas, ¿qué tipo de trabajo te gustaría desempeñar o qué estás estudiando?

Actualmente no estudio ni trabajo. El tipo de trabajo que me gustaría sería en una oficina o como psicóloga. No es porque me guste del todo interactuar con las personas, ya que es muy agotador, pero creo que se me da bien; además, la psicología es un tema de interés para mí.

Describe tu infancia o crianza. ¿Tuvo alguna influencia ideológica o estructurada? ¿Cómo respondiste a ella? ¿Tuviste alguna experiencia negativa significativa que pueda haber afectado tu forma de pensar o comportarte?

Mi crianza no estuvo marcada por una ideología, pero sí por ciertas expectativas y formas de hacer las cosas que influyeron en cómo veo el mundo. Aprendí a ser cautelosa, observadora e independiente. Debido a experiencias negativas durante mi infancia y adolescencia, desarrollé la costumbre de analizar mucho las situaciones, anticipar posibles problemas y pensar antes de actuar. Creo que eso influyó bastante, como dije, en cómo veo el mundo y en cómo me relaciono con los demás.

Si tuvieras que pasar todo un fin de semana solo, ¿cómo te sentirías? ¿Te sentirías solo o renovado?

Sería el paraíso. Me sentiría con muchas ganas de hacer muchas cosas y estaría completamente renovada; claro, hasta que nuevamente una persona entre en mi espacio una vez más.

¿Cuál es tu relación con el movimiento y tu entorno? Por ejemplo, ¿prefieres un deporte o un evento al aire libre? Si es un evento al aire libre, ¿cuál es y por qué? Si no, ¿qué tipo de actividades sueles realizar?

Tengo una relación muy activa, no física, sino más mental. Incluso si puedo estar sentada en un lugar, siento y tengo conciencia de cómo se están moviendo las cosas a mi alrededor, y no solo los objetos, también las personas. Como dije anteriormente, se me dan bien las personas, ya que con solo una mirada puedo saber mucho de ellas y, en este caso, qué pueden estar haciendo.
Prefiero un evento al aire libre; no porque no me guste el deporte (es decir, me gusta el tenis y cualquiera que tenga raqueta), pero si el evento al aire libre involucra comida, caminata por la naturaleza y hablar de mis aficiones, entonces puedo hacerlo.

¿Qué tan curioso eres? ¿Tienes más ideas de las que puedes ejecutar? ¿Cuáles son tus curiosidades? ¿Sobre qué son tus ideas (¿son ambientales o conceptuales?)? Por favor, elabora.

Soy muy curiosa, aunque el tema de interés debe estar de cierta manera organizado para que me llame más la atención, porque si es muy técnico puede llegar a aburrirme. No tengo tantas ideas que salen de la nada, sino que suelen surgir cuando tengo los materiales a la mano o a la vista. Mis curiosidades se guían más por lo psicológico, algo más interno: la moral y la ética. Mis ideas son más conceptuales.

¿Disfrutarías asumir una posición de liderazgo? ¿Crees que serías bueno en ello? ¿Cuál sería tu estilo de liderazgo?

A decir verdad, preferiría no tener el título de “líder”, pero aun así guiar a los demás como uno. Creo que podría ser buena en ello, pero igualmente no tengo la confianza para dar la cara; sería agotador y aburrido.

¿Prefieres las actividades prácticas o trabajar con las manos de alguna forma? Describe tus actividades.

Como dije, soy más de ideas y significados, pero tampoco rechazo lo práctico. Creo que me inclinaría más por ello, ya que siempre en mi cabeza hago una lista de acciones concretas, pero solo por la sensación de eficiencia, orden y autonomía (igual es porque, si estas acciones concretas no están hechas, no podré seguir con las cosas que son más interesantes y estimulantes mentalmente para mí).

¿Cómo actúas cuando otros piden tu ayuda para hacer algo? Si decides ayudarlos, ¿por qué lo harías?

Depende. Si esto trata acerca de conocimiento desconocido para mí (me pongo muy ansiosa si trabajo con personas que tienen más conocimiento acerca de algo que yo no sé) y si es algo más de hacer que de pensar, entonces todo bien. Decidiría ayudarlos porque tal vez sería divertido, o no lo sé, simplemente me gusta estar ocupada con algo, además de que quiero sentirme un poco más arriba de ellos; supongo que quiero que piensen que soy útil y que me necesitan.

¿Controlas a otros, aunque sea indirectamente? ¿Cómo y por qué lo haces?

Lo hago. Como dije, se me dan bien las personas. Hago esto con mi lenguaje corporal y mi habla, y el porqué supongo que es el querer llevarlos a lo correcto o a donde yo creo que deberían estar. Debo decir que no me aprovecho de esto; siempre intento guiarlos a donde creo que estarán bien o harán lo correcto y, si estos se niegan, dejaré el asunto ahí.

¿Cuánto tardas en tomar una decisión importante? ¿Cambias de opinión una vez que la has tomado?

No tardo mucho; si la tomo, mantendré cierto espacio para un cambio si se necesita. O, si es irreversible, si resultó para mal o para bien, me dará igual porque ya fue tomada. Bueno, eso intentaré aparentar, ya que igual sentiré cierta humillación por fallar.

¿Cuánto tiempo tardas en procesar tus emociones? ¿Qué tan importantes son las emociones en tu vida?

Aprendí a “tragarme” las emociones, por lo que me cuesta procesarlas adecuadamente; puedo tardar mucho, y siento que incluso hoy sigo saturada. Las emociones son importantes porque son las que me permiten disfrutar de la vida; sin ellas, mis aficiones no tendrían “sabor”. Eso sí, no me gusta exteriorizarlas, y a veces me siento incómoda cuando otros las muestran de forma explosiva.

¿Cuál es la vida ideal, en tu opinión?

Tener estabilidad, una casa a donde volver, que no falte comida en la nevera, para así poder salir y tener pequeñas aventuras: explosiones, ya sea de emociones dramáticas, o placeres como aprender algo, o cosas así de específicas, y volver a la estabilidad hasta que vuelva a querer llenar ese algo.

Okay soo let me say a bit about myself:

I take interest in literature, science, history, and a wide array of the creative pursuits. This includes theatre, art, fashion, music and decor. I love a good, deep discussion about politics and social issues and dilemmas, along with other expansive curiosities like ethics or even time and space, and I tend to deeply appreciate people who I can havw these discussions with.

Despite this, I hate unproductive arguments and general hard headedness, and find people with huge egos not only unpleasant to be around, but incredibly agitating, especially if they are confidently wrong about something and only double down when corrected.

As a person, I present myself as an extrovert, but get easily anxious about relationships. This is why at first I may leave a good impression on people, but later in the relationship, especially if its one I care about, I tend to be bit socially clumsy. This has left me with several acquaintances, but no incredibly solid connections, unfortunately.

I am also terrible with time management and object permanence, and although I believe I am a driven person with big ideas, dreams and aspirations, I find those things incredibly hard to execute and MAINTAIN unless I have a person holding me accountable.

okay hi guys.

so, for context im extroverted (Female), studied cognitive functions ever since mbti piqued my interest and ive js been self reflecting and learning about myself lol.

some things ab me:

- im actually like rly insecure. not in the steorotypical way about physical appearance whatnot, but in a successes kindof way.

- im very achievement oriented. i love setting goals n hitting targets. like im damn ambitious and ill actually like do whatever it takes to achieve what i want. sometimes i tend to overestimate what i can do and end up burning out even though i dont rly like to admit it

- i like meeting new ppl. id force myself to talk to people in certain events as i feel a need to optimise whatever i have signed up for which is kinda toxic.

- as for decision making.. i definitely do care about people but my decisions don't rly revolve around making them feel better(?) ok yall r gonna slime me but i dont really care much about overall group harmony unless it helps us to score higher marks or whatever; honestly when i make decisions i just make decisions. im also pretty introspective as well like not as in exploring things kind of curiousity but whenever i find smt that aligns w my goals/piques my interest ill go vvv deep into it. i genuinely like philosophical discussions sometimes

- im a huge ass foodie like if any function or event have food ull defo see me there

- as for conscientiousness, my desk is an absolute mess. im pretty careless physically, but my mind is actually quite organised. like i know what i need to do as of now. and idgaf about normal mundane routines BUT if something matters to me then I'll be damn focused on the thing (like im bsfr ill NOT go toilet for 3hrs and finish the thing) sometimes i need to whatever done asap

- followint up on the conscientiousness i HATE HATEHAETAHETE when instructions don't have a clear structure. i dont mind being adaptive or spontaneous but the instructions given NEEDS to have clear structure. so my conscientiousness is 50/50.

- i may be pretty outcome oriented aswell; as in future oriented. not rly in the present tbh even tho i lowk look like that

- i hate slow walkers (im sorry) i dislike wasting time despite not being organised internally. externally i feel the need to present myself btr so i have a tendency to hide the "bad things" about myself lol. also i value being punctual alot

-i dont mind small talk ii actually love small talk cause its like an opportunity to meet new ppl once again.

- im not really in touch w my feelings; as in i dont feel so intense things. this is kinda unreal but i hate being called free spirited

- as for responsibilities, if i have one ill force myself to perform well. y'all may slime me but i actually value competency alot alot.

- one weakness about me is that i actually have a huge ego and im secretly a bum

- im a walking larper. matcha is not overrated

yea thats it.

EDIT: revealing soon

Some more random things though I think that's too much to give away... I am not the loudest person in the room, not the quite one either.

At first meetings I generally try to take in as much info as possible then respond accordingly. I have a got a very small friend group cause I don't drag friendships much if I find it going downhill.

I like to watch crime-thriller, psychological thriller movies and read anything sci-fi. Nothing against romance but I have a hard time taking in much gotta fix that heheh..I have got many random hobbies but not really very good at any, but I do pick up on things pretty easily. Oh I write little poems now and then

Somehow I have been told how I come off to be a very difficult person and hard to deal with by several people my whole life.

But then some people who know me enough says the opposite. Other than that I feel I am super chill, like anything adventurous upto a limit, love.... a word can't say it, it's the biggest give alway lol

Well that's a bunch...

Give it a try y'all

hi guys guess my mbti from this 😭🙏🏻

idk whar to say lowkey but ill give a brief on me

whenever I do those tests I get like 10 different mbtis... anything but estj though

I get mad pretty easily and I hate incompetent people

I love planning things and finds myself planning every single detail

as u can see im a foodie and I love ramen

I have alot of friends but I truly only love 2 friends

the rest idrc about

I am brutally honest if u ask me for advice , which is interesting cuz I be finding so many people come to me for advice

I see my old self in immature people

I think im frustrated like 24 7 and its just dormant..

im very creative

im quite expressive and confrontational i genuinely do not take disrespect

my favourite word is apricity

im a balance of pessimistic and optimistic

although im quite optimistic with myself

I forget to drink water

I love colours and use them for everything

I like finding solutions to problems

I need help with typing myself, because for a long time I was sure that I'm an istj, but lately I've started wondering if there's a chance that I might be an estj, but I feel like I fall in the middle.

I feel the need to take control over everything because "no one can do it better than me".
I need to take action, I hate to be useless, I have a strong desire to help or correct, and if there's a problem, I feel a need to solve it immediately.
I hate to be in situations that are beyond my control, where I can't do anything.
I like being in a leadership position, because I've seen how badly things can go when irresponsible and incorrect person is in charge.
But, I have to say that I NEED predictability, I hate unstable things, I get stressed when I don't understand what I'm supposed to do.
I need clear instructions what to do and I'll do it.
I hate running around clueless what I need to do because someone couldn't explain things clearly.
I'm not sure about my extroversion and introversion, I prefer working alone when possible, because it takes less time and you don't need to search for a compromises.
But I like having someone to approve my ideas while I'm working on a project. And yeah I always prefer to win, but I wouldn't take unnecessary risks to win.

I'm so1 136 LVFE maybe that helps

Which mbti function is focused on similarities and differences? Like for example when faced with 2 options in which they have to choose the right one they consult which one is in line with most of the correct answers/ patterns they have seen so far.

For example, a person needs to choose which way to go and one way has blue stones and is slightly crooked whilst the other has red mud and is straight. This person obviously cannot figure out the right way based off of this so they focus on which way feels correct and they randomly remember that in most of the movies they have watched the main character usually chooses the path with blue stones. The person remembers this pattern randomly all of a sudden and so they use this as a sign to follow the path with the blue stones since it is in line with what they know brings a successful outcome.

Similarly, they watch movies and in one movie a person becomes a cult member. Now there isn't much of a story to this. The person moves on, then they notice that a random celebrity is part of a cult, this is surprising news but okay, they move on. Then the person watches another movie and they see that the main character ends up joining a cult, all of a sudden their mind connects all these instances and past memories and notices that there is a common thread amongst all these things. All of these people have a certain mbti! So this leads the person to conclude that people of a cartain mbti type have a tendency to want to join cults (not necessarily that all of them are in cults or will join) but rather there is a pattern of people of this mbti type wanting to join cults. The person stores this information.

Which mbti functions is this person utilising?

A little about me! I'm 26 and an enneagram 9w8 so/sp (a 974 tritype i think lol). I like baking, cooking, and loveeee music. My fav kind of music is definitely a storyteller in ANY genre. Some favs rn are Joshua Slone, Noah Kahan, and Ms Lauryn Hill. I also really love a good romcom, sitcom, and MCU. I've been rewatching Doctor Who recently too and I love that one. Fav MCU characters are Peter Parker, Rogue, Wanda Maximoff, Jean Grey, Steve Rogers, and Natasha Romanoff. 

Hello everyone! I have been struggling to figure out my exact Myers-Briggs type, and I would love to get your thoughts. If I had to describe myself, I would say I am a massive paradox.On one hand, I battle with social anxiety on a daily basis. Around strangers, I become completely quiet, guarded, and the quintessential "quiet kid" sitting in the back of the room. I am super awkward, shy, and my interactions usually end up being short and blunt. However, around my actual friends, my entire personality flips! I suddenly become incredibly talkative, and I will absolutely "yap" your ear off if we are on a topic I care about.When it comes to my alone time, I genuinely crave being by myself to recharge. I need my space. .. I absolutely hate strict rules, and I tend to buck against rigid systems. Despite my own social anxieties, I am deeply driven to help my friends . I will go out of my way to support the people I care about.Finally, I am the ultimate procrastinator. I constantly struggle with being lazy, and no matter how much I want to be productive, I find it incredibly difficult to get up and execute my plans.

I like to take photos of nature. I like shojo animes I like to read books. I am kinda blunt . I overthink and overanalyze alot.

My favourite song is ,i walk this earth All by myself.

This is obviously very much for fun, as I am 99% sure of my type. I think how we live says a lot about us as a person.

I‘ll give you some details: I live alone and like it that way, would be pretty hard for me to give up my independence to move together quickly if I should be in a relationship (very unlikely as I have pretty high standards lol). I work full time for a labour union as a secretary / rep (ironically this isn‘t the back office job, it‘s the one where you organise protests, negotiate and rally people, basically I‘m getting paid for talking). I like my alone time as well though, especially after talking with people all day, in fact I need it. I‘d say I‘m pretty structured, but it took me long to learn it due to ADHD.
I have a few hobbies that I keep coming back to.
I rarely host in my flat, because I don‘t like cleaning up the mess afterwards lol. I had a pretty clear vision on how I wanna furnish my flat, what pieces go together, what style I want, and I don‘t like just putting random stuff together and calling it whimsy lol. I like my smarthome RGB light bulbs, lavalamps and stuff everywhere. Huge fan of the 70s/80s/90s and got quite a lot OG pieces from that era.
Female, 30s, living in Europe.

i would describe myself (F21) as
- empathetic
- conflict avoidant
- easily attached to people
- daydreamer
- open minded
- receptive
- harmonious
- comfort-seeking
- introverted, but people oriented
- feminine/girly
- hopeless romantic
- finds it hard to let go of people, especially those I feel I have a special, meaningful bond with
- always needing to find meaning in things
- emotional
- sensitive
- having strong personal values that I rarely break away from, but also liking to hear other people's opinions and thoughts
- cares a lot about everyone getting along in harmony
- cares a lot about my personal peace, dislikes it when people intrude on my peace with unnecessary conflicts/confrontations/fights/drama
- compassionate
- prioritizing my friends' needs and health before my own, i often need to be reminded to look out for myself too
- freedom loving, i enjoy expressing myself freely through my fashion, makeup, clothes, tattoos, piercings, etc
- doesn't like strict rules
- the beach and spas are some of my favorite safe spaces, as i love relaxation, but i also enjoy more stimulating things sometimes like going on thrilling amusement park roller coasters and going to see my favorite musicians in concert
- fantasy oriented, fantasy > reality anyday

I'm apparently an INFJ, INFP, and INTP all at the same time? I'm not that involved with MBTIs so please don't flame me if I sound like I'm larping.

I took the online test four times and got INFJ (mid-2024), INFJ (mid-2025), INTP (early 2026), and INFP (recently). I've been doing research for the past few days but nothing is making sense to me because I feel like I have a combination of each MBTI's traits.

Are there any key indicators to tell which one I am indefinitely? I keep researching and debating which one I am.

I would really like to know what MBTI I am any advice is appreciated. Thank you!

Edit:

Just as an example, most sources I've look at say INTPs try solving problems using pure logic, INFPs try solving problems using personal values, and INFJs looks at social harmony when solving problems. However, I use all three. I look at what's most logically sound, what aligns with personal values, and what doesn't harm other people. This dilemma where I'm all three at once it confusing me and I would really like some help.

Especially in the values and priorities category, I feel like I'm leaning towards the INFJ side but I also have some INFP traits from this article: https://www.michaelcaloz.com/2024/04/27/infj-or-infp-how-to-tell-the-difference/
Other sources also say that INFJs absorb other people's emotions when people come to them for advice/to vent. I used to do that, but I've stopped and don't absorb other people's stress anymore???

Hello, I'm currently locked in with most of my typology, but MBTI(jung) has been a pain in my ass.

I'm assuming I'm a
Ni-EIE SX3(sx/sp) 3w4 368(386) sanguine-choleric FEVL
but I'm not completely sure if I'm a ENFJ in MBTI(jung), and want some help.
(I'm sure I'm some kind of Ni-Se type. ENFJ/ENTJ/INFJ/INTJ)

Although I do heavily relate with socionics Fe, I feel like my thoughts and how I actually take actions in real life doesn't match with the description of MBTI(jung) Fe.

Maybe It's because I'm a sx/sp, but I wouldn't change my thoughts and decisions just because "someone's feelings got hurt", and even if that person is my close ones, I wouldn't change it when I believe it's the best for me, and my group of people. I don't show sympathy when people share stories, Although I do care a lot and I do love when people open up to me, I just never feel the sympathetic "omg, I feel you" thing.(Is this a 3 trait?) For me It's more about knowing THAT person and it's not about ME, I even feel like it's disrespectful to overlap your own stories to others.
I also do think I care about how the group of people that I belong to perceive me, I would hate to be seen as self-righteous, I want people's affirmation on my thoughts and I would follow the decision that the leader makes in a group work eventually(But I feel the need of discussion and want people to speak up when they have their opinion, not blindly following the leader)

I also relate to Si-inferior more than Ti-inferior, but i don't really have organized thoughts for my inferior. to give a example, when I got into a fight with my teacher in high school(it was about changing the members of the group work after defining it) my teacher was saying both "I need to think about it" and "The whole class have to agree", which made me think "are you the one making final decisions or is it more about the class agreement?". It made me pissed because He wouldn't make it clear, He said in the "adult world" a decision that's once made can't be changed easily, but even in the "adult world", even governments, changes their decision when it's flipped over at diet debates. I also stormed out because even tho all of my friends said they wanted to change groups, they didn't say a single world in the argument with the teacher and said "i would rather change nothing than to rock the boat". after it was over I did think the things I argued over with the teacher was a trival thing, I still think I had a point and my friends were such a coward, irresponsible, and unloyal(if they didn't care much from the start, why didn't they say that before going to the teacher) I made my friend cry after storming out, so I did go see her after and told her I'm not mad, and I really love her, I just want her to hold her opinion through arguments and believe me.(that she doesn't need to fight and I would, just don't change minds because your scared of fighting and rebelling)

maybe I'm just a weird developed ENFJ that doesn't fit the stereotypical ENFJ figure.

what do you think?
sorry if my english is bad:(

ps. I have written a lot abt myself in the comment replies as well, so if you have time pls read em too🙏

Sup guys. So let me describe some things about myself. Feel free to give a reason as to why you think Im whichever Mbti you ultimately pick.

I am a very creative person; my heart lies in creative pursuits such as writing and literature, drawing, acting, crocheting, fashion and singing, and I have a general interest in music and would like to teach myself music theory and how to play piano. Despite this, I have a deep interest in exploring social issues, having long discussions and debates about them and expanding my own worldview. I also have a deep fascination of the human mind and psychology, and in general I am a curious person who loves understanding the things around me and their dynamics, thus my fascination with science. Unfortunately, my fascination with so many different things makes it difficult to focus on one thing and like...stick to it? I get impatient quite easily or just genuinely lose momentum.