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Haha, true. This happened with me 🤣

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Straight to INFJ in 3 seconds :'D

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(via Entp x İnfj)

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I need entp, estp and esfp :O

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MBTI Types as Noise Musicians

ENTPs and INTPs both make the most chaotic harsh noise ever. Probably professionally trained sound engineers or at least took a course or two in college. Will turn anything into an instrument. If you loan them gear, it will come back unrecognizable.

INTJs make high-concept albums featuring lyrics that are abstract yet confrontational. Tend to gravitate towards death industrial, dungeon synth, and 80s power electronics. Release everything under their own label because they prioritize creative control.

ENTJs make extremely offensive power electronics albums that get flagged on Discogs. The music sounds like shit (on purpose) and they hate everyone they perform for. Release everything under their own label because nobody else will sign them.

INFJs are mYSTeRiOUs and theme their droning, dark ambient projects around religion or the occult or esoteric matters. Expect a lot of delay pedals and dense loopage. Sets will be longer than 30 minutes; you simply can't tell them to cut it any shorter.

INFPs are playing with pedals and tapes and probably strumming a guitar out of tune. They're probably also crying while screaming. Constantly suffer from laptop mishaps mid-set. Spend their free time flagging ENTJ's Discogs listings.

ENFPs are furries or tieflings or some kind of otherkin and their oversized warhorse synth is covered in stickers of their friends' projects. Extremely energetic and treat stages like jungle gyms. Will release upwards of 5 albums and 20 EPs in one year, or they'll just throw dozens of singles on Bandcamp with lowercase titles.

ENFJs don't really make noise music. They might have a shoegaze project or dabble in psychedelia, but they're too pure to do all that nasty shit. Regardless, they'll go to a show their friends are playing and do some courteous head-nodding with earplugs tightly in.

ISFPs want to make noise that "really means something". Probably big into improv pieces and performance art. Absolutely was a band/theater kid in high school. They swear they're going finish that EP sitting in their (pirated) Ableton folder one day...maybe.

ESFPs are too impatient to figure out how "the thingies" work, so they just jump around and scream while somebody else (read: a patient INTJ) twists knobs behind them. Probably will buy a tape just for the art and then forget about it.

ISTPs are edgelords like ENTJ but would rather make gothy 90s industrial with harsh noise squawks in it. "Borrowed" a circuit-bent keyboard from INTP years ago and still haven't returned it.

ESTPs don't make noise music. They sell drugs to noise artists outside the venue but don't come inside to listen to their sets.

All the xSxJ types find noise repugnant and unlistenable. ISTJs maybe, MAYBE will like something techno-adjacent or neoclassical in nature for about five or so minutes. ESFJ coworkers might ask about "your music" and then not reply when you send it to them. On the whole, they just want some "real rock n roll" paired with 3% ABV piss beer.

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What's your enneagram type?

Hey! I know I'm a 5 for sure, but I've gotten both 5w6 and 5w4 on tests. I'm not ENTIRELY sure which one I am, but the 5w4 results have been more recent, so maybe that one? I've tried typing myself, and I think that I am probably 5w4 based on descriptions on more official sources, but I'm really conflicted about it because I think I've seen posts where 5w4 is like one of those 🌟💫desirable types💫🌟 so I don't wanna be like THAT GUY where I'm like "no no but fr tho I am 5w4 lmao" but at the same time, I love originality and try to be as unique, original, and authentic as I possibly can (with as little cringe as I can manage lmao).

I know people do tritypes, too, but I hav no idea how to figure that out or what I am. So if anyone knows, let a guy in on the secret!

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ISFP problem: Being a grown adult and still not knowing what you want to do when you grow up.

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when you're an ENTP

when youre an ENTP but mistype yourself on PDBEE as an INTJ

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Ayy, thanks for the tag, bud! @tigreblvnc

(MBTI & astrology are on the list, but I will disqualify them bc they are obvious)

Sonic the Hedgehog (and a few other video games... kinda embarassing but true lmao 😅)

Music (listening to it, writing it, recording it, anything, whatever)

Biology (I mean it is p important to my job after all)

Whatever TV I am currently watching (once I'm done, all memories go out the window - current show at the time or writing this is Star Trek: Voyager)

Yummy food (kind of a silly one but like, I fuckin love food guys, like good food cures my depression lmao)

Tags, you know what to do: @istj-mbti, @mistype360, @majorbitchwillgraham, @stormphoenix, @nerdnag (you guys were the ones that came up with I hit the @ lmao)

Tag Game

Thank you for tagging me @squishypanick :3

What to do? List 5 topics you can talk on for an hour without preparing any material.

My list:

Video Games

Blue Lock

Tabletop Role-playing Games

Cats

Poetry/Rhymes

I'm tagging: @oo-mi-ru-oo @afuturisticpuppycollection @wir-0 @iplaytheuke @makemecryxx @valledefresa @chainsa @no-more-shadows @immortalgirlfriend @pochiiana @dokukyoki @hoshinom @snowwhitepoisonbites @fwaitw @moonshimmers @moonofiron @siix-eyes @unwrittenlovepoemsforu @midnights-wish @obscu-rae @mnlght @reaxz @over--thinker

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Hooooy! MBTI types as movies? :D

HELLO, and thanks for waiting so long for me to do this 😭 I literally typed all the movies like a million years ago and just haven't had any time to put together the little analysis blurbs but I'M HERE NOW SO LETS DO IT.

Also sidenote: I am notriously terrible for remembering the full plots of movies (and don't watch a ton of movie in general) so if anything seems off in these analyses (aside from the fact that I tried not to go FULL STEREOTYPE), I would bet it is more of a problem with remembering the movie than it is understanding MBTI, but hey, what do I know lmao

MBTI Types as Movies

INTP: The Matrix

The GOATed movie for the GOATed type, what can I say. LMAO, just jokes, just jokes on both accounts. I mean, they're both great, but you know, I mean no offense. Still, I think this fits well because you spend so much of the movie how things work in the Matrix because the rules of reality start getting wonkier the more they investigate. Ti loves figuring things out and Ne is all about things being new and/or different, so it was an easy pick. Maybe a bit stereotypical, but hey, at least it wasn't Lord of the Rings or Star Wars (also great movies, but come on, it's been said a million times, we gotta shake it up a LITTLE).

ENTP: Jurassic Park

Watch the scene where Dr. Ian Malcom tells everyone "you were so preoccupied with whether or not you could that you didn't stop to think if you should" and TELL me this isn't an ENTP movie lmao. Jurassic park is ALL about how new and interesting of a possibility modern-day dinosaurs could be, and they had the Ti and science to back up their ambitions. And also the tert Fe to decide to make it a theme park I guess? Lmao, it's like, okay, sure, kinda weird, but I GUESS people will like it.

INFP: Scott Pilgrim vs The World

The movie is very Fi portraying Scott's life because you can feel just how everything is so personalized and tailored to his lifestyle and preferences that even things like his band feel like an extension of himself. The same goes for the other characters in the band too; even minor characters have so much individuality with such little screentime, which appears very Fi-dom to me. And also just like, cartoon + anime logic to fight Ramona's evil ex's is such an Ne premise because of how different and sometime random it is - I love it. Sidenote: Scott Pilgrim Takes Off on Netflix is a super good miniseries!

ENFP: Inside Out

A fun and zaney way of expressing your own personified emotions that all interact with each other and are interwoven with your real life struggles and choices? Can that get any more ENFP if it tried? Not to mention that people have taken to creating their OWN versions of their primary emotions, too. Explain to me how Bing Bong could ever exist without a massive super dose of Ne, lmao.

INTJ: Dune

A futuristic sci-fi universe with complex and realistic political unrest, economic corruption, and ecological issues to demonstrate examples of the abuse of power all wrapped up in one big collection is like the epitome of an INTJ and dominant Ni to me. As silly as this might sound, I really did NOT follow this movie super well, even though it SOUNDS like it should be up my alley as an INTP, and that in part lead me to think it might be more of an INTJ movie. It's got a lot of the same ingredients, but you can tell it's just built different because of the massive world-building.

ENTJ: The Truman Show

I would say the premise of staging Truman's entire life with the expectation that it will persist all the way into his old age as a way of capitalizing on it for profit and TV show ratings is a pretty Dom-Te, Aux-Ni, ENTJ kind of thing to do. A BAD ENTJ thing to do, but ENTJ nonetheless. Everything that happened to Truman had an intended purpose, which was to keep audience engagement with the show. I COULD see an argument made for this being an ENFJ thing, but I decided ENTJ because at the end of the day, they cared more about and prioritized the boons to be gained from continuing the show, not necessarily the emotional reactions of Truman, themselves.

INFJ: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind

Probably my favorite movie of all time (if you couldn't tell, I really like Jim Carrey) has to go to INFJ. This movie really takes you so far into his head, and really captures what it is like to be doing that dom-Ni thing of looking for and assigning symbolic meaning to things (often times other people's thoughts and actions), especially in such a way that can be dangerous, and seems to be a major cause of both main characters' debilitating depession and self-confidece issues. Not to say all INFJs are like that, of course, but a lot of the themes that come up in this movie are great examples of just how wrong things can go with unhealthy Ni-Fe.

ENFJ: Gone Girl

Similar to ENTJ, Gone Girl has some very potent ENFJ vibes, again, also BAD ENFJ vibes, but still ENFJ vibes. The main antagonist really shows off all of the classic techniques for emotional manipulation via Fe, and the seamlessness of it all as she consistently remains one step ahead of the protagonist the entire time really demonstrates the forthought that can come with Ni. Sometimes she is so far ahead of the protagonist, he even has a hard time decifering what she is even planning to do next, or the intended outcome. ENFJs being Fe-doms lends themselve to still be outcome-driven like ENTJs, but here, the intended outcomes are emotionally and socially colored.

ISTP: Good Will Hunting

The ISTP gets all the glory for being aloof, and dangerous to mess with, and that isn't NOT present in his movie, but what they DON'T get enough credit for is their capacity for an impressive intellect. ISTPs are Ti-doms just like INTPs, so it should follow that they have incredibly logical and curious minds that have an aptitude for understanding how things work - that's a big plot point for our protagonist who solves the infamously difficult equation on the chalkboard, only to find out that he isn't stuff academic like everyone EXPECTED him to be. Grounded by his Se, he even mocks students attending the university for spending so much money on their education, when he has learned just as much for free with his library card. Raw intellect with no fluff (and no fucks to give) is ISTP through-and-through.

ESTP: Catch Me If You Can

Read the book for a school project back in the day and loved it. The quick thinking-on-the-feet to be able to bullshit his way through so many different scenarios, pretending to be a pilot so well that they PUT THE GUY IN THE COCKPIT is absolutely wild to me. This might also touch a fair bit on what developed tertiary Fe can get you if you abuse it a bit too much. I could see an argument made for higher Fe placements too, but I attributed a lot of his ability to say the right things and adapt because a lot of times, he did not seem like he had much of a detailed plan going in, which sounds a lot more dom Se to me.

ISFP: Titanic

Instant classic and based on a true story, which I think really appeals to Se (same for ESTP above, actually!), and is a big reason why I picked it. Overall, a pretty introverted and definitely emotional story because it mostly focuses on the developing relationship between the two main characters and, of course, the tragedy, too. It's such a personal story that does a good job of bringing you into the first person perspective of the main character's feelings and experiences from start to finish - it can be a bit visceral, even. I know it's a romance, but I REALLY didn't want to be like "mushy isfp? idk romance i guess", so hopefully this lands well.

ESFP: La La Land

Ahh, La La Land. Similar to the ISFP and Titanic in that it is still a very personal story that zeros in on the emotional experience of the main characters to the relationship and how they feel about it, but with a lot more sensory stimulation, and intoxication - and not necessarily even alcoholic intoxication, but like, infatuation with life experiences that they get to share with each other and assign their personal value to. Also kind of tragedy in it's own way since it doesn't end since they don't end up together, and despite all of the highs and experiences they share, and despite how much they love each other, but they each have their own vested personal interests that they want to achieve even more.

ISTJ: Indiana Jones

Thought Indiana Jones would go to ISTP, did you? Surprised? It's not that it COULDN'T be an ISTP movie, it's just that Jones constantly talking about how much things belong in museums just REALLY screams ISTJ to me. It just seems way more dom Si to be that passionate about preserving artifacts so that you can study them, reference them, compare them, etc. forever and ever. Not to mention he's got that tertiary Fi that gives him a soft spot and a vested interest in protecting those artifacts. He takes the protection of the those artifacts very personally in a way that I wouldn't expect to see from an inferior Fe user like an ISTP.

ESTJ: Men in Black

The only thing separating this movie from just being a straight up FBI movie is the aliens; most everything else is pretty familiar and grounded in reality. They've got their FBI protocols and directives and a clear objective that is their job: contain the aliens. These attributes make it very Te-Si to me because they work in teams to accomplish their goals, and they do their best to stick to their codes and procedures (and ofc they break them sometimes because it's a movie it has to be exciting). Throw in some wacky stuff like aliens to please the ESTJ's tertiary Ne's craving for a little random fun, and you've got the MIBs.

ISFJ: Groundhog day

Constantly reliving the same day over and over again, having the same conversations with the same people, sometimes getting the same results, and sometimes getting different outcomes by making different choices sounds like an ISFJs inferior Ne kind of personal hell, but it does sort of cover most of the ISFJ experience, even if it's in a difficult context. Special shout out to the montage of Bill Murray killing himself like 100 times because he doesn't know how to break the cycle and is tired of having the same conversations with everyone. It cracks me up every time and seems like very tertiary Ti logic to me lmao

ESFJ: Little Women

Loosely based on a true story, period piece that focuses on the protagonists' relationships with each other (many of them sisters), as well as their places in society, also many of which end up growing into very DIFFERENT roles in society so as to contrast them as they age. This is especially interesting (and also Si lmao) when you take note that you see how they all started out on similar life paths as full-blooded siblings growing up in the same home. Great story, very dom-Fe for comparing some many different relationships that interweave and change over time.

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Somebody at work to someone else: Have you taken the MBTI?

Other person: Oh, like 16 personalities? I think I was a campaigner. ENFJ.

Me: *the urge to info dump and tell them that actually that's ENFP and that ENFJ is the protagonist and that quiz isn't even necessarily the best but it's a good starting ground, blah, blah, blah etc.*

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The thing about being INTP, we like to argue, debate you and ask questions, but we don't mean to offend you, we just like knowing more about how you think, there doesn't always have to be a winner (although truth exists in most cases), but it is our own way of learning about the world and people

So it is not from intentions of hostility or an attack, we just want to know WHY you think that way, understandable why some don't have the energy, but ig that's us 🤷🏻‍♂️

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Hahahaha!! They aren’t wrong. 🤷‍♀️

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Okay so I’ve looked into cognitive functions (specifically jungian typology and socionics) and I think I might know why I don’t exactly fit into the mbti type.

Here’s what I found based on some personal observations/investigations and tests of it:

dom: Ti

aux: Ni

tert: Si

inf: Fi

So basically, all of my functions have an introverted attitude which is kinda insane. This makes it practically impossible to match my cognitive functions to any standard mbti (compared to the typical extroverted aux and inf) or any standard socionics types.

In socionics, the most roughly corresponding one was is ILI (Ni-Ti-Se-Fe) - which is loosely equivalent to INTJ in mbti. Other close ones were LII (INTP, Ti-Ne-Si-Fe), SLI(ISTP, Ti-Se-Ni-Fe), LSI(ISTJ, Si-Te-Fi-Ne). But none of these actually match my exact cognitive stack.

I don’t know if something went wrong during my study or I was misguided because usually, it’s theoretically possible to have all introverted attitudes it is also extremely rare. Jungian psychology and MBTI assume that people need a balance between interacting with the external world (extraversion) and processing their internal world (introversion) so having only one attitude disrupts this balance - this means I’m very cognitively imbalanced and atypical from a jungian point of view (which is true to be fair, from my neurological context).

What are your thoughts on this?

In general, I don't recommend studying two different models at the same time, as you'll likely be tempted to find exact correspondences between them. You can't, because the models are constructed differently. It's similar to learning two languages at once, even if they share the same roots; each has evolved differently, and mixing them could lead to confusion with the specific features of each.

From your questions, I assume you're new to MBTI. So, I suggest setting socionics aside for now and studying it only after you’ve mastered MBTI on its own. Once you’re comfortable with MBTI, you’ll be better able to make proper distinctions between the two. Remember that while these models can complement each other, they aren't directly comparable or designed to offer exact type translations. For example, the INTJ in the MBTI isn't exactly the INTj in socionics, and vice versa.

That being said. Regarding your results, I think it's safe to lean toward an introverted type. When you take a test, you may not be entirely objective and might focus on specific moments in your life rather than looking at the bigger picture. This means you could, consciously or not, select memorable instances you went through, instead of reflecting on your general way of functioning over your whole life. That's why asking people who know you well can be more helpful than relying solely on self-assessment.

In conclusion: I advise you to read each MBTI type carefully and proceed by elimination. Rule out those that you are sure do not match you. When you have the remaining profiles: use cognitive functions to find your two dominants.

Related answer:

Can one have 3 different MBTIs at the same time?

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Rose Lalonde... please........

i’m so happy i’m attracting all the homestucks i have 9 whole homestuck requests in my askbox… yes, yes, come get your food, silly creatures /pos

rose is in my top 5 favorite homestuck characters definitely

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jade Harley

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