#MBTI ENTP

[pinkladyc02]

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[incorrectinfpquotes]

ENTP, holding a deck of cards: Who wants a tarot reading!!

INTJ: Those are Pokemon cards

ENTP, holding a card: You got a Squirtle, it means fuck you.

[literatureloverx]

What it feels like to have an ENTP as your younger brother:

This could continue as “my little chocolate bank, cook, entertainer, mantis,” and so on.

[saturnnara69]

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[humanbeingwhoexistsonearth]

POV you're an ENTP:

•Brain rot

•Analyst

•Obnoxous af

•Does NOT think despite being a thinker

•Will adapt gen alpha slang to annoy you

•Life of the party

•Weird

•Escaped from the mental asylum

•Wholesome

•Memes, memes and more memes

•Is the meme

•Is actually somehow smart

[shawnaise]

IM SOOOO SANE AND NORMAL ABOUT THIS SHOW…

[bl4pe4r]

After the rebirth, Bill became an INTJ like Ford. In the past, in his past life, he was an ENTP

[katsu-13]

✒️Speedpaint🖌

One of my old speedpaints, I did it this summer 🤌🤌 and I've already changed my way of coloring my drawings help, anyway here is my way of doing the lineart, the coloring and shading. which I don't like anymore by the way haha.

I wish I could more active but Haha Classes said no :') being a graphic designer is difficult. And I only want to sleep qwp)

[guided-by-the-skies]

biggest myths ♠︎ about SP types

here's some myths about sensing perceivers! the sensor - intuitive battle is often an integral part of typology communities with sensors finding intuitives obtuse and detached from reality and intuitives finding sensors shallow and unconcerned with arts, culture, or the deeper meaning behind things.

of course these are crude stereotypes but unfortunately the world is often hectic and stressful enough that many people rarely get to fully express what their type is truly capable of leading to stereotypes feeling real when we meet in other out in the wild and intuitives often having gone their lives in the minority, feeling left out and hurt

so let's shake things up! the sensing perceivers are about as different from SJ types as SJ types are from intuitives, but we're a chilled out bunch who tend to keep ourselves to ourselves in the typology community so it's not often you hear from us. here are some myths about sensing perceivers - and a brief rundown of just some of the reality

🍉 sensing perceivers are shallow | reality: SP types are amazing at noticing the hidden details and patterns behind things. They also love to explore the world, and if there's a reason to do this theough abstract theories (e.g. thinking about what's up there in space) then they will. However if there isn't, they won't. A main difference between them and intuitives is they are less likely to bond over this kind of talk.

🥑 sensing perceivers and iNtuitives can't get on | reality: SP and N types, especially NP types, can get on really well - so long as they account for the differences in values. SP types tend to be quite quick witted and they can easily keep up with an average N type, but they may not prioritise the same things in conversations. Learning where they differ can help bridge the gap

🍉 SP types don't like or get involved with typology | reality: many SP types like typology, but they tend more to tinker with it or play around with it's implications in the real worls. For example, they may enjoy typing people they know to try and figure out things about them, or they may use typology to try and figure out cold cases or so on

🥑 SPs are bitchy and/or judgemental | SP types very often feel a similar 'outsider status' to N types in a world made for SJs. However due to their preoccupation with the practical and the fact they don't immediately go deep, SPs can come off as colder. In combination it can seem like they don't like you, but in reality this is often far from the truth.

🍉 STPs are psychopaths/sociopaths | STP types can seem extremely bold and fearless sometimes. Good in a crisis, they may be your neighborhood prepper or be good at bushcraft or know first aid. This lack of fear can make them come off as psycho or sociopathic especially if they haven't figured out yet that not everyone feels the same way. However, they often have a surprisingly sweet side, and once you get close to them, you will learn how to read their feelings more easily.

🥑 SP types are dumb | SP types often don't do well at school, as lower levels tend to be geared towards SJs, and higher levels more towards NPs.

🍉 SP types can't or don't like to think abstractly | SP types often do think abstractly but this is most likely intertwined with the practicalities of their thoughts. This is why you may not always notice it. SP types have to think imaginatively due to the fact their high Se makes them drawn to new situations to give themselves enough stimulation. Yet unlike NP types they quickly follow this through with action. A good example of this would be the Wright Brothers who were able to dream up their plans for man's first flight and subsequently put it into action.

🥑 SFPs are airheaded | SFPs may come off as airheaded due to their high need for social stimulation, meaning they are often social butterflies. But this doesn't mean they don't value deeper topics - they simply won't bond over them socially immediately. Once they become relevant, SFPs will take the plunge - but the key word is relevant. For example. an ESFP dates an N type who is an archaeologist. They become interested in their SO's work. Thus, conversations begin to spiral round to this. ESFP suddenly finds their opportunity to share their adjacent interest in travel and culture. However, SPs are less likely to have topics of obsession in the same way NPs are.

🍉 SPs love mending/fixing stuff. Ok, this one is kind of true. This is because SPs love getting into flow states, which are a meditative state where the brainwaves work differently. Fixing things or tinkering about is one way to achieve this, but not all STPs or SPs are into this. They tune into the same parts of their brain by surfing, painting, or a myriad other activities that don't require linear thought.

🥑 SP types are not academic, or represented in academia | Ok, this one is statistically kinda true as well. But that doesn't mean SPs can't deal with academic topics. They just don't tend to find them interesting in their own right unless they can relate them to the real world. That's why they tend to adapt or repurpose them for their own values, making SP types great innovators, inventors, and entrepreneurs. Or, if they are in academia, they are likely to be the person out doing fieldwork as opposed to sitting back in the lab.

That's all, hope it resonates, take what you want and leave the rest. From your friendly neighborhood ISxP :P

[zeroandvoid]

🌍 ENTP aesthetic 🌍

[pinkladyc02]

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[tranesty]

ENTP: *staring out the window*

INFP: what ya thinkin about?

ENTP: I have like 15 thoughts right now and i understand none of them

INFP: wait you do that too???

*mutual excitement*

[literatureloverx]

I would like to express my opinion on the famous “golden pair” of INFJ x ENTP.

While this pairing is often highlighted, it is as individual as any other MBTI type pairing, and “golden pairs” might not be universally applicable.

I am an INFJ with a younger brother who is an ENTP. While he’s a bit more introverted than most ENTPs, he’s also the epitome of the stereotypical ENTP—always playing or being devil’s advocate.

I once pondered this so deeply that I confronted him about it, saying there’s no way our types are THAT compatible because his energy is straight-up exhausting to me.

Don’t get me wrong—we get along well, but he’s that stereotypical ENTP through and through, and it can be draining at times.

His response?

“I know why we’re considered a golden pairing. It’s because you’re so patient, and because of that, I can have EVEN MORE FUN!”

Yeah… end of story. I think you see my point.

[lapquang]

MBTI | ENTP

ENTPs are primarily guided by Extroverted Intuition (Ne), which gives them an insatiable curiosity and constant drive to explore new possibilities. This function makes them divergent thinkers, good at recognizing patterns, synthesizing ideas, and pursuing creative connections between seemingly unrelated concepts. Their quick thinking allows them to navigate complex situations with ease, always seeking new perspectives and discovering hidden opportunities. This emphasis on possibility over certainty makes ENTPs naturally creative. They thrive when engaging in conceptual exploration, coming up with creative solutions to problems, or re-imagining the future in creative ways. The dynamism of this thinking helps them stay in a state of intellectual stimulation, constantly creating new ideas and solutions. The drawback of Ne's dominance is its propensity to overlook concepts' applicability. ENTPs often get so engrossed in the possibilities that they forget to take the necessary steps to bring their ideas to life. Here's where a suppressed Introverted Sensing (Si) function might act as a blind spot, leading them to rush into decisions or give up on a project in the middle of monotonous, intricate work out of boredom. Although ENTPs are driven by their exploratory nature, their Introverted Thinking (Ti) serves as a logical framework for analyzing what they find. Through this function, they are able to assess the ideas they generate critically and determine whether they are based on logic or are merely fantastical. Ti helps ENTPs in difficult situations apply rigorous reasoning by breaking down systems and arguments to reveal underlying truths. Their disinterest in knowledge, however, can occasionally cause them to think nihilistically and begin to doubt the very basis of reality and knowledge. This never-ending probing, though helpful in the process of discovery, can make them question the veracity of their conclusions, leaving them feeling unsure or disoriented in their search for the only true answer. Even with their aptitude for logic, ENTPs do not lead socially secluded lives. Their ability to negotiate social connections with charm and adaptability stems from their tertiary Extraverted Feeling (Fe) function. People are often drawn to ENTPs because of their charm and wit, as well as their intellectual curiosity and sense of humor. They are skilled communicators and connectors because they can read social dynamics and modify their communication style accordingly. However, their charm can sometimes be considered superficial, as they may have difficulty engaging in deeper emotional relationships. Their focus on ideas and pursuit of theory can make it difficult for them to connect with others on an emotional level, especially when they care more about the intellectual value of the conversation than its emotional tone. Additionally, the ENTP's weak Introverted Sensing (Si) function can lead to a lack of interest in routines and specifics. They may become bored with repetitive tasks or long-term projects that require sustained focus on small, meticulous elements. This frequently results in a disjointed approach since they hop from concept to concept without really finishing any of them. The difficulty for ENTPs is not only coming up with ideas but carrying them out consistently, which calls on them to use their Si function to balance the practical aspects of their undertakings.

[mbtiinteractions]

Evil genius

*INTP and INTJ are watching TV at 4 a.m. There’s a TV programme about holidaymakers staying in a tourist hotel on a tropical island : it’s hot, there is noise and loud music everywhere, they’re non-stop surrounded by local entertainers*

INTP *pale face, feeling unwell* : That’s... clearly and significantly worse than any horror movie I’ve ever seen...

INTJ *also uncomfortable, but somehow fascinated, frowning while staring at the screen like his brain cannot fully process what he’s watching* : Unbelievable... these people pay a fortune to go to a place where they are constantly hot, bitten by mosquitoes, harassed by entertainers, surrounded by other people - they can't even take a nap or peacefully read a book !

*Then, there is an interview with the tourist agency manager, who’s clearly an ENTP*

ENTP *with a slight, almost unnoticeable, mischievous smile* : The schedule for our customers is organised in such a way that they are constantly urged to consume from the paying buffet: they are not given water, only very sweet drinks, to keep their brains awake and not quench their thirst. Music also keeps them awake, and dancing makes them want to eat and drink. Our entertainers offer a range of paid services…

INTP *frightened*: THIS MAN ! HE’S THE DEVIL ! HE’S THE DEVIL ! *holding an imaginary crucifix* VADE RETRO SATANAS !

INTJ *eyes full of admiration* : It’s absolutely marvellous… this man is a true evil genius !

INTP : I agree, it’s absolutely fascinating ! He’d studied every slight detail to exactly know how to maximise his profits ! These poor people... they ended up in hell...

INTJ : I wish so hard I had this manager's talent !

INTP : I have to admit that... me too.

INTJ : Sadly, we’re way too introverted to become this kind of demons...

[49art]

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