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infj-arli · 2 years
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INTP, mid-conversation: If you were a jellyfish, you wouldn't know you were a jellyfish
INFJ: Exactly. All I'd know is stab and consume
ENTP: *breaks down laughing in the background*
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goldilockz · 2 years
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All About Me!
hi im goldilockz and i do nothing but post for fun here, don't expect some x readers fanfics (well maybe i'll do a little;)) from this account but some fangirling noises which is obviously from ME :D ! here below is just a short description of what my personality is~ [𝗴𝗼𝗹𝗱, 𝘀𝗵𝗲/𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘆]
Favorites - travelling/long rides - eating while playing/watching - pink and yellow (even though my oc is purple
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𝓌𝒽𝒶𝓉 𝒾 𝓁𝑜𝓋𝑒 (my top 5): ₒ watch netflix (anime, drama etc.) ₒ hanging out ₒ fashion ₒ music ₒ editing
------------------------------------------------ 𝔴𝔥𝔞𝔱 𝔦 𝔥𝔞𝔱e/𝔭𝔢𝔱 𝔭𝔢𝔢𝔳𝔢𝔰 ꪮ feet ꪮ squishy food ꪮ fatty food ------------------------------------------------ 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢 𝐝𝐨 𝐦𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 ₒ school ₒ watch tiktok/netflix ₒ sleep ₒ talk with my siblings
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𝒘𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒊𝒎 𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒆𝒔𝒕𝒆𝒅 𝒊𝒏
🅞 asian history, marine biology, mythology, fashion ------------------------------------------------ INTP sometimes, INFJ sometimes ;)
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deviliciousdev · 3 years
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mbti✨ A Day at the Beach 🏖🌤🌊
intp (the logician)
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entj (the commander)
couple
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infj (the advocate)
[intp's] older sibling
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[entj & infj went to get icecream from stand. coming back to their spot on the beach]
infj: where's intp?? they were suppose to be watching our spot?
entj: omfg not again...
infj: oh do they run off from you too.
entj: omg have they always been like this?!
infj: ohhhohoho yes. i HATED babysitting them as kids because they always got distracted and i couldn't find them. one time i left them at the mall and had to go back. they were in the pet store watching the fish... they didn't even notice i left...
entj: yeah that sounds about right. ugh but their ice cream is gonna melt. [getting frustrated]
infj: oh look there they are [points in the water]
entj: [yelling] INTP!!
intp: [yelling back] wat!
entj: COME GET YOUR ICE CREAM! ITS GONNA MELT!
intp: [looks around in knee deep water]
entj: [to infj] omfg what are they doing?!
infj: dear lord who knows. let's just hope they don't come out of the water with some creepy crawly from the deep. [shudders]
entj: [getting impatient] INTP!!
intp: [yells back] I-! I- CANT!
entj: WHY NOT?!
intp: cuz of the sand!!
entj: [to infj] fucksake... [yelling] ARE YOU STUCK?!
intp: [shouting back] no!! the sand on the beach! it's too hot!! i burned my feets! so i guess i'll just um... stay here...!!
entj: OHHH MY- I- [rolls eyes so hard they disappear for a moment]
infj: [giggling because intp is not their problem anymore] 😆
entj: I AM NOT COMING TO GET YOU!!
intp: good!! i didn't ask you to!!
entj: YOU CAN STAY THERE UNTIL SUNDOWN FOR ALL I CARE!
intp: GOOD MAY BE I WILL!!
infj: [to entj] what about the ice cream?
entj: [yelling to intp] OH AND IM GONNA EAT YOUR ICE CREAM
intp: [sad puppy face] 🥺
entj: [to infj] i shouldn't have said that...
infj: pfffffftttt 💀
intp: I- don't care!! [pouting]
infj: [to entj as they eat their own ice cream] so... are you really gonna leave them out there??
entj: wouldn't you?
infj: well yeah but i have an iron clad exoskeleton when it comes to their puppy dog face... but u, you're all mushy for them...
entj: what?! I AM IRON CLAD!
infj: sure you are... [giggles]
entj: [yells to intp again] IM REALLY NOT GOING OUT THERE TO GET YOU!!
intp: i already said fine!! stop yelling at me!! stupid- stupid jerk!!
infj: [dying laughing at the exchange]
entj: god damn it. [sets ice cream cups on chair][goes out into water and gives intp a piggy back ride across the sand, as they're in sandals 🩴]
infj: [snickering as they get back]
entj: [to infj] not one word. [to intp] eat your ice cream before it melts.
intp: ooo cookies n' cream!! thanks!![sits and eats ice cream while swinging feet.]
infj: [can't hold it in any longer] awwwwww pfffffttttt 🤣
entj: ugh 🙄
infj: [gains breath back from laughing] so intp, what was so important you burnt your feet to go find in the water?
intp: oh i thought i saw an intact sand dollar and i was gonna give it to entj but it was just a stupid paper cup- so *fart noise*
entj: 🥺
infj: [sees entjs face] 🤭😂
entj: [clears throat] well um, i guess it would be acceptable if we went and looked for sand dollars after ice cream.
intp: ok!! 😁 oh! oh! and then i can show you this dead squid i found down the beach, it's so grossss, but cool! i found it when i got lost chasing the cup.
entj: [quietly] oh my god.
infj: ahahaha, ohhh good luck, entj.😂
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atomicfilm · 5 years
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ENTP x INFP
ENTP: Did you steal my hat?
INFP: Maybe...
ENTP: (finds hat) You didn’t! Don’t lie to me!
INFP: I didn’t lie, I just said maybe.
ENTP: Maybe is a lie. You can’t both steal and not steal my hat. This isn’t quantum mechanics, this isn’t Schrödinger’s cat.
ENTP: ...
ENTP: Hey, that rhymed, I’m very impressed with my Dr. Seuss skills.
INFP: Who is Schroder’s cat?
ENTP: (puts on hat) Now I am dressed to depress.
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weirdfella · 4 years
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Family Dysfunction and Personality Type
by Susan Storm (X)
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What Is a Dysfunctional Family?
Before we get into type’s role in all of this, let’s take a look at what family dysfunction really is. The Medical Dictionary defines ‘dysfunctional family’ like this:
“A family with multiple ‘internal’ – e.g. sibling rivalries, parent-child – conflicts, domestic violence, mental illness, single parenthood, or ‘external’ – eg. Alcohol or drug abuse, extramarital affairs, gambling, unemployment – influences that affect the basic needs of the family unit.”
Psych2go.net lists eight common characteristics of a dysfunctional family. These include:
Addiction
Perfectionism
Abuse
Unpredictability and Fear
Conditional Love
Lack of Boundaries
Lack of Intimacy
Poor Communication
Today we’re not going to get into issues of addiction, abuse, gambling, or unemployment. We’re only going to look at the difficulties that personality type can play a part in. These difficulties include sibling rivalries, parent-child conflicts, perfectionism, and poor communication. We’re going to go through each of these issues one-by-one so that you can see how type differences can cause family dysfunction to show up in an otherwise normal home.
Personality Type and Sibling Rivalries
In a study published in 2016 by the Journal of Marriage and Family, 75% of mothers admitted to being closer to one child. Researchers of a 2005 study observed that 70% of fathers and 74% of mothers show preferential treatment to one of their children. Parental favoritism is often at the center of sibling rivalries. Personality differences also play a part. Here’s an example to give an idea of how many sibling conflicts escalate:
A feeling dominant brother (ESFJ) is trying to maintain harmony in the home along with the feeling-oriented mother (INFJ). They both give priority to feeling over thinking when making decisions involving the family. Meanwhile, the thinking-dominant sister (ISTP) is seen as needlessly critical and argumentative. The ESFJ brother can’t figure out why INTP sister won’t just get along and work with the family “team” to maintain harmony. He de-values her problem-solving abilities because she expresses herself in a way that contrasts with his feeling orientation. It seems to him like she’s always critiquing things and questioning rules. ISTP sister sees ESFJ brother as a “suck-up” and a people-pleaser. She de-values his ability to sense the needs of the people around him. Fights erupt and hurt feelings linger and build over time. The INFJ mother feels a more natural understanding with her ESFJ son because they both process decisions through feeling. She struggles communicating clearly with the ISTP daughter and the daughter feels hurt and rejected.
The scenario above is just one of countless scenarios in which personality type can create chasms between siblings. We can’t possibly cover all the potential scenarios in this article, but we’ll take a look at some of the most common sibling rivalries related to type.
Feeling Sibling + Thinking Sibling: Feeling sibling believes that the thinking sibling is uncaring, cold, argumentative, or overly-detached. Thinking sibling believes that the feeling sibling is overly sensitive, illogical, too attached to their values. Arguments erupt when feeling sibling argues from a place of values or ethics and thinking sibling argues from a place of logic or causality.
Extroverted Sibling + Introverted Sibling: Extroverted sibling thinks the introverted sibling doesn’t like him/her because he always wants time alone. Pushes introverted sibling into social settings which results in introvert feeling angry and lashing out. Extroverted sibling pesters introverted sibling or gives up on relationship. Introverted siblings needs are possibly not respected in the home. Extroverted siblings needs are possibly not respected in the home. Introvert becomes drained by lack of alone time or extrovert becomes drained by lack of outside stimulation. They both see the other as uncooperative.
Sensing Sibling + Intuitive Sibling: Sensing sibling believes intuitive sibling is too fanciful or detached from reality. Sensing siblings wants intuitive sibling to be more specific and literal. Intuitive sibling believes sensing sibling is too unimaginative or literal. Intuitive sibling wants sensing sibling to be more big-picture oriented and conceptual. Both de-value the other’s intelligence and struggle to connect via communication.
Judging Sibling + Perceiving Sibling: Judging sibling believes that the perceiving sibling is lazy, a procrastinator, unpredictable, and inconsistent. Perceiving sibling sees judging sibling as too controlling, rigid, rule-abiding, or too easily flustered by change. Both feel misunderstood and judge/feel judged by the other.
Are sibling rivalries bound to happen when siblings have different preferences? Absolutely not. Sometimes children with different preferences bond in a powerful way and help to increase each other’s maturity and self-awareness. However, these types of rivalries can occur, particularly in families where there is unhealthy or absent communication, conditional love, or poor support and guidance from parents. If the most involved parent in the home shares more type preferences with one child over another, a “type culture” can be created that unintentionally de-values the gifts of the child with alternate preferences.  The other sibling feels misunderstood, pressured, unappreciated, angry, and especially resentful of the sibling who shares type preferences with the parent.
Ways to Heal Sibling Rivalry and Other Family Conflict Issues:
Step 1 – If you sense that there is a lot of sibling rivalry in the home related to type differences then it’s time to make an assessment of your family. Get a piece of paper and write down each person’s preferences (if you don’t know them all, just write down the ones you do know).
For example:
The Johnson Family
Mom: ESFJ Dad: ISTJ Oldest Daughter: INFP Middle Son: ESTJ Youngest Son: XSFJ
Step 2 – Father and mother should get together and assess any similarities or differences in preferences among family members. How do you see the introverts getting along versus the extroverts? Is there an adult or child that is the “odd one out” when it comes to a particular preference? Are there any signs that this child feels de-valued or maybe idealized? The parents in the family should look everything over and also analyze the unique stressors of each of the family members in their home. You can see a list of possible stressors for introverted types here and extroverted types here. Discuss ways you might be seeing stress among each family member based on the expectations, rules, and lifestyle of the home.
Step 3 – Set up a family meeting. This should be at a time when everyone is relaxed and no conflicts are already at play.
Step 4 – Ask the introverts and extroverts to discuss their needs separately. Then ask them to come together and list 3 things they struggle with in the home related to their introversion or extroversion, and 3 things that they appreciate in the home. Look for some agreed-upon solutions to help extroverts and introverts both get their needs met. Write these down.
Step 5 – Continue this process with each preference. Intuitive and sensors. Thinking and feeling types. Judgers and perceivers.  Pay special attention to family members who are unique from the rest of the group. In the example above of the Johnson family, you can see that the oldest daughter is the only intuitive and the only perceiving type. Does she feel misunderstood or forced into a lifestyle that doesn’t fit? Or does she feel overly-idealized because of her differences? Try to find some articles that would describe each child’s strengths so that everyone can realize the capabilities of each individual in the home. Realize, however, that if a child hasn’t been nurtured properly that they may not be showing those strengths. They may have been trying to operate in the same style as the predominant “family culture” and therefore haven’t been able to strengthen their own natural gifts.
Step 6 – Come up with a family action plan for acceptance in the home based on the conversations that take place. Make sure each individual gets a chance to discuss their thoughts and needs. Remember that it’s impossible to completely cater to every personality type and that’s okay. The goal is to let everyone feel heard, understood, and appreciated for who they are. This meeting will give each family member a chance to speak up for themselves and bring up their needs and possible frustrations in a judgment-free zone.
Some helpful articles to possibly reference during the family meeting:
What Your Child Needs to Hear, Based On Their Personality Type
What Your Child Needs, Based On Their Personality Type
The Childhood Struggles of Every Myers-Briggs® Personality Type
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Parent-Child Conflicts
Parent-child conflicts are more likely to occur when children and parents don’t share the same type preferences. This is especially true if a parent doesn’t have an understanding of personality type. An introverted parent may view their extroverted child as showy, loud, obnoxious, or attention-seeking. An extroverted parent might view their introverted child as reclusive, boring, anti-social, or cold. Parents might try to change their children into their own image, viewing their natural wiring as the only “right” way to be. The child might try to oblige the parents for a while, but over time this can lead to resentment and frustration for everyone involved.
Extroverted Parents – Remember introverted children are energized by the inner world of ideas, reflections, and inner analysis. It doesn’t mean they dislike you if they want to spend most of their time in their room. They will respond better to a question if they have time to process it first. Chances are, they’ll become irritable if they have to socialize most of the day.
Introverted Parents – Remember extroverted children are energized by the outside world of people, activities, or objects. They aren’t trying to get in your way or disrupt your peace, they are simply trying to connect with you and energize themselves with interaction and experience. Continually shutting them down and telling them to be alone is the equivalent of an extrovert constantly forcing you to be around people. Balance is key. Some alone time each day for an extrovert is a good thing. Spending 80% of the day alone is not.
Thinking Parents – Remember that feeling children are more likely to take criticism personally. Give them words of affirmation consistently, and when you have to criticize, make sure to affirm your intentions rather than focusing solely on their mistake. Affirm that you love them and appreciate their good qualities. Remember that conflict is especially disruptive to feeling types and they may feel compelled to fix it (especially FJ children). Don’t create a lifestyle in the home that forces feeling children into perpetual mediation, need-tending, and peacemaking. This isn’t a healthy position for a child to be in.
Feeling Parents – Remember that thinking children seek logic over value-laden reasoning. They respond to straightforward direction and they want rules reasonably explained. If you have to give criticism, cut to the chase and avoid emotional lecturing or “sugarcoating”. Be kind, but don’t beat around the bush. If they struggle with emotional connection or empathy, don’t take it personally. For some thinking types empathy is a learned skill. Re-phrase insensitive comments to them so that they can have easier communication with others. Show appreciation for their problem-solving abilities and their critical thinking skills.
Intuitive Parents – Remember that sensing children want explicit, literal instructions. Don’t be vague or skip steps when giving them a direction. They might get irritated with you if you’re constantly trying to engage their imagination or talk concepts rather than give them facts and real-world experience. These kids trust what they can touch, feel, taste, hear, or what has been proven to them through life experience itself. Clarity is key and these kids will learn best through experience.
Sensing Parents – Remember that intuitive children need a big picture vision or idea in order to be inspired. They don’t want a ton of sequential steps when getting directions. They prefer to be given an overall goal and then fill in and ask questions as necessary. Let them imagine, question, and try things in new ways. Conversation about concrete day-to-day experiences can make them bored and irritable sometimes. Appeal to their imagination and understand that they will be more drawn to the abstract than the concrete.
Judging Parents – Remind yourself that perceiving children aren’t necessarily lazy or unproductive, although their style might seem like it to you. They like a lot of variety and spontaneity in their lives. A rigid structure and a very repetitive routine can make them irritable and frustrated. They will feel trapped if every part of their day is planned out or managed. They think best when they can mix work with play and mix up their routine. Give them the chance to prove that they can keep up with their tasks in their own way. If they are perpetually missing deadlines then step in and give them some time management techniques and reminders so that they can stay on top of their homework. Make sure that they’re getting unstructured time each day.
Perceiving Parents – Remind yourself that judging children need structure and consistency in their lives. They will get irritated if they are interrupted or forced to change their focus in the middle of a project. These kids want to finish what they start before they do anything else. They need time to switch gears between activities. They may not react well to surprises or spontaneous outings. Try to give them advanced notice of what your plans are for any given day. Remember that judging types feel responsible for the environment they are in. This can make them appear like “control freaks” sometimes, but it’s their way of organizing things so that they can think more clearly and accomplish their goals.
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Perfectionism
Perfectionism can be displayed by any personality type, and it’s never something you want overrunning a household. Here are some things each type might want to look out for when running the home.
Introverts: Don’t expect your house to be perfectly quiet with children. Make sure you’re getting regular time alone, but don’t stifle the needs of the extroverts in the family. If things are noisy from time to time that’s normal. It’s not a sign that your family is out of control.
Extroverts: Don’t pressure your family into near-constant social excursions and outings. This may be your idea of fun, but not theirs. Don’t take it personally or consider yourself a failure if some of your family members seem happiest when they’re alone.
Intuitives: Don’t de-value the needs of sensing children by “zoning out” when they’re discussing details or concrete experiences. Realize that they are more focused on the present than the future and may not feel as inspired by your new idea as you are. That’s okay. Show appreciation for their perspective and spend occasional time doing hands-on activities with them. Also, don’t beat yourself up if your family life doesn’t match up to the vision you had many years ago. Intuitives tend to create idealized visions of family life and the reality of family life can be very different from the dream. Appreciate the positive moments and accept that family life has its ups and downs. Get help if you need it.
Sensors: Don’t condescend to intuitive children by saying their heads are in the clouds or they are too unrealistic. Listen to their imaginative ramblings and realize that they will be more focused on concepts that concrete experiences. Don’t talk over them or argue with them constantly when they’re trying to bring up a hypothetical scenario or envision possibilities. Let them have some time each day to let their mind wander over unusual scenarios. Let them try things in new ways sometimes, even if it feels unreasonable to you.
Thinkers: Don’t force feeling children to make decisions the same way that you do. Remember that feeling children will step into a situation personally before they decide. They want to know how a decision aligns with their values or impacts the people around them. They can feel indecisive and stressed if they have to make a decision that may upset other people. Don’t make fun of their emotions, or act aghast when they make a decision that to you seems illogical. Encourage them to stand up for themselves even when it may upset others. Validate their feelings, and calmly explain the logical consequences of something if they are too fixated on the personal aspects of a decision.
Feelers: Don’t act shocked or offended when thinking children speak their mind directly. When they are faced with a decision rather than step “in” to the situation, they step “out” to view it objectively and without personal bias. They try to detach themselves emotionally from a situation when they assess it. This can make them seem “cold” or lacking in empathy to some feeling types, but it also helps them to stay level-headed and logical.
Judgers: Don’t force perceiving children to do all their homework and all their chores as soon as they get home from school. They will likely need some time to de-compress and live freely before they settle back into homework and responsibility. Judgers like to get everything done ahead of schedule, but perceivers work in spurts. Make sure they are meeting their obligations and responsibilities, but try to break up tasks with chunks of regular free time.
Perceivers: Don’t berate judging children or call them “high strung” or “uptight”. Don’t force them into a constantly changing, unpredictable lifestyle. Knowing you’ll be on time, dependable, and consistent is important to them. Give them a heads up when something is going to happen so that they can mentally prepare.
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Poor Communication:
So many family rivalries are the result of poor communication. This is especially true when family members de-value each other because their type preferences don’t align. We’ve gone over a lot of the ways that poor communication can show up in the sections preceding this so I’m not going to go into a whole lot of detail right here. However, doing the things below will help to open the channels of communication among family members of all types:
Schedule regular family time together (preferably without screens or devices around)
Have small family rituals (like a story before bed or a family game night) that encourage intimacy.
Eat meals together, without the TV on or phones at the table.
Make sure children get at least 15 minutes of one-on-one time each day.
Be an active listener. Focus 100% on what your child is saying. Make sure you understand your child correctly before you give advice or criticism. Paraphrase your child’s words back to them to make sure you’re being accurate.
If there are issues in the family, make sure that you attack the problem itself, NOT the family member personally.
Start each day fresh. Don’t hold onto bitterness, anger, or disappointments.
Ask forgiveness. Everyone makes mistakes and acknowledging this is important.
When it comes to personality type and communication, you can find a whole bunch of tips to encourage positive communication here: How Each Personality Type Likes to Communicate.
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confusedinfj · 4 years
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What do you think about an intp (f) x intx (m) couple? So far, we're really nice together but we're both in that "I like you so so much but I hate awkward social interactions so so much" phase. Any tips on how to get out of it? I love talking to him but sometimes it feels like there's a really high pressure to make every conversation perfect
Aw I think that'd be cute. I can pretty much ship everyone, except a few terrible matches 😋 I like these questions cos I can just kinda rant about my ships.
It'd be a kind of strange cute though, because if he's an intp you'd almost be the same, and if he's an intj you'd be super similar but kinda... Opposite? Like in my head, intj and intp look siblings, where the intp thinks the intj is kinda sweet but stupid, and the intj KNOWS the intp is underestimating them and is frustrated they can't prove how smart they are cos they keep accidentally saying Ni-Te dumb stuff - cos Te thinks aloud, which I KNOW intps often mistake for thought out Ti Stupidity.
A good rule of thumb for telling int*s apart I think is extraversion and craziness. Intjs have high Te, so they can easily be mistaken for entjs, enfps, and entps. Intp males are usually way shy, even when Extraverting.
I think the main problem with being with the same type as you would obvs be the lack of type compliment, but it's not like y'all couldn't work around that. If you're both intps, one of you would have to be better at Fe than the other so y'all didn't just cut everyone off when you were tired, but that's a character thing anyway.
If he's an intj, there's a Fi-Fe problem. Fi is so moody and emotional, but so is low Fe, but in a more tantrummy way (soz). Low Fi is so existential idek what to do with it. You give them space, but then they might feel unloved, so you give good and hugs, and then hope something sticks 🤷‍♂️ Whereas I find with low Fe tantrums you just kinda say 'ssh' and pat em and they chill enough to fix themselves.
I don't think I'd do very well with an Infp myself, cos the similar problem. But me with an infj would probs be a very chill relationship. I don't buy it would really become romantic though, cos we'd be so similar... But I've never met a male infj my age, so I wouldn't know! I feel like a same type relationship should be easy, but it might just be a constant battle with your own faults in another person 😋
Anyway CHARACTER TRUMPS TYPE at the end of the day 😊
BUT
I know an intp (f) and enfj (m) couple who is my intp, and they are so great together I can't not mention it as the best ship 🛳
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spykesleague · 5 years
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notes!: Akiko is just Ming but in splatoon 2. she also got a sex change to female by that point. They're all fairly strong (they all are high levels A-X so of course they are) Zephyr and Zyon, and Tellen have their names because they were who i played in splatoon and splatoon 2 respectively. So technically zephyr and zyon have been named Zora for as long as they’ve existed buuuut that gets confusing. anyway Zephyr and Zyon are agent 3 together because complications. Tellen’s agent 4. Trex and Akiko are ace but Zyon is bi if Zephyr didn't meet Medg she probably would have married Dwenna because she made it clear how much she liked her and they were always good friends. Tellen and Akiko are an item but Tellen knows nothing about the atrocities she's committed.
I honestly don't know what gender Zyon is so deal with it i guess haha. Limr and Fohs are siblings. no one else here is blood related relationsss!: Dwenna likes Zephyr. Limr and Oxy(Oplem) go steady and are together for 2 ish years.(best years of Limr's life by far) Symerk used to like Hosa but after he forgot about Symerk he went off and now hates him (over reaction) Zephyr, Zyon and Medg are the gangggg goals. Zyon had a crush on Medg at first but it moved to Zephyr later and Medg wasn't haven that cause he always considered Zephyr to be his even though he never said anything like that. it was hard on Zyon when they got together, it broke the gang. He literally let it ruin his life Hosa is pretty darn fem and he has a really hard time making friends with guys.
Tellen: ESFP Symerk: ISTJ Dwenna: INTJ Fohs: ESTJ Hosa: ESFJ Zephyr: ENFP Akiko/Ming: ENTJ Medg: ISFJ Zyon: INTP Trex: INFP Oplem: ENFJ Limr: INFJ
list of who's dead by the end of splatoon 2: Zyon Limr Trex Ming(Technically not dead and is just Akiko now)  Medg goes missing and Zephyr’s like wth i'm alone all the sudden??? Hosa tried to mend things with Symerk but it seems Symerk vanished after their talk.
so Tellen, Dwenna, Fohs, Hosa, Zephyr, Akiko, and Oplem are for sure alive at the end (Oplem’s brooooken tho). Medg and Symerk are ????
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intrcnvrmnd · 6 years
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mbti survey
@studyaphrodittw tagged me, thank you so much :D
1. What’s your type? infj-t
2. What’s your mother’s type? i don’t know, i haven’t made them take the test yet and i don’t know enough about mbti to type them myself
3. What’s your father’s type? ^
4. What are your siblings’ types? ^^
5. What is the type of your current partner? intp
a) What are your children’s types? don’t have any
6. What is the type of your most significant partner? intp
7. What’s your best friend’s type? infj and intp
8. What are your other friend’s types?: theyre’ all introverts (i don’t know shit about types)
9. What’s your enemy’s type? uu theyre an extrovert fror sure
10. Which type do you feel that you get along with the best? inxx?
11. Which type do you tend to have poor experiences with? boy i have no idea. extroverts really tire me out though
12. If you could transform into any type, which one would you choose? my type is good but i guess i wouldn’t mind being an enfx
13. You get stranded on a desert island. Which three types would you want stranded with you? Why?  i literally have no idea, but a leader and someone with sense of resourcefulness are surely welcome
14. The zombie apocalypse is upon us. Which three types would you NOT want in your survivor’s group? Why? anyone who’s not able to focus on pratical matters and safety. go play the hero somewhere else
15. If you were going to have children, which type would you NOT want your child to be the most? Why?: i really don’t want children
16. If you had to choose one movie that perfectly represented your type, which one would you pick? i went and read the whole description and still have no idea. can i say assassin on the orient express? poirot is an infj and i realte to his annoyance at  the murder like no, i’m on holiday
17. If you had to choose one song that perfectly represented your type, which one would you pick? are you satified?  by marina and the diamonds
18. Which MBTI pairing (ex. ESTJ x INFP) do you think deserves the title of “The Golden Pair”? What’s your favorite fictional romance that you think represents this pairing the most accurately? i have n o i dea i want to cry
19. Which drug do you think is the most metaphorically similar to your type? ????????????????
20. What’s your best personality trait that corresponds with your type? strong will and big love for my friends
21. What’s your worst personality trait that corresponds with your type? pickiness and emotional weakness
22. What is one fact about your personality that completely defies all stereotypes associated with your MBTI type? i literally took the test 10 minutes ago but ,,,, i guess, i can’t do debates. i will Cry
i tag all my mutuals i’m too lazy to tag rn sorry
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intpot · 6 years
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An MBTI Survey
This was reposted from @metamemory
1. What's your type?
INTP I think. If not then INFP, ENTP, ISFP, INTJ...
2. What's your mother's type?
ISFJ
3. What's your father's type?
ISTJ
4. What are your siblings' types?
My only sibling (she) is an ISFJ.
5. What is the type of your current partner?
My crush is an INFP :)
5a. What are your children's types?: (Don't respond if you don't have any, or if their too young to know their type).
N/A
6. What is the type of your most significant partner?
N/A
7. What's your best friend's type?
INFJ but it's hard to tell. She's definitely Introverted, and she must have strong Fe bc she uses it to tease me A LOT. I think she has Ni bc her sense of humour is way different from mine (Ne), so --> INFJ.
8. What are your other friend's types?
ISTP The best!!!, INFP?, ENFP, ISFP, ENFJ, INFJ, and ENTP.
9. What's your enemies type?
It depends on which type is the most closed-minded.
10. Which type do you feel you get along with best?
INFJ. Their smiles are like (*¯︶¯*).
11. Which type do you tend to have poor experiences with?
For some reason ISTJs don't seem to like me :(
12. If you could transform into any type, which one would you choose?
INTJ
13. You get stranded on a desert island. Which three types do you want stranded with you? Why?
ENFJ to maintain group harmony and INFP to entertain the ENFJ. ENTJ to get us th out.
14. The zombie apocalypse is upon us. Which three types would you not want in your survivor's group? Why?
ENTJ, ESTJ, INFP. I'm not sure this is accurate but I feel like inferior feeling is not very good at making the group feel like everything will be okay. Fi- doms might be a little bit selfish especially when they are stressed out. And they might sacrifice their team members to get food.
15. If you were going to have children, which type would you NOT want your child to be the most?
INTP, INFP, and ISFP because I feel like INTPs (such as me) are not fully equipped to deal with all the social necessities in the world, and I don't want the world to be too harsh on the toddler INFPs and ISFPs.
16. If you had to choose a movie that perfectly represents your type, which one would you pick?
This is not perfect but Tanaka-kun wa Itsumo Kedaruge (not even a movie lol).
17. If you had to pick a song which perfectly represented your type, which one would you pick?
I honestly have no clue
18. Which mbti pairing do you think deserves the title of "The Golden Pair"? What's your favourite fictional romance that you think represents this pairing most accurately?
I can't pick the best one but
1- INFP(f) x ENFJ (m): GoT
2 - ESFJ(f) x INTP (m): HP
3 - ENTP(f) x ISTP (m): Assasination Classroom
19. Which drug do you think is metaphorically the most similar to your type?
Morphine
20. What's your best personality trait that corresponds with your type?
Open-mindedness
21. What's your worst personality trait that corresponds with your type?
Isolating myself/sevERE APATHY
22. What is one fact about your personality that completely defies all stereotypes associated with your mbti type?
I would tell my crush I liked them if I wanted to start a relationship.
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apartment-mbti · 7 years
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Coming up Next (headcanons)
Because I love wallowing in how much work I need to do, I made a list of the headcanon requests in our ask box that are coming, in order of when they were sent/ they’ll be answered.
My(INFP Mod’s) list:
INFP x INFJ
ISTP x ENTP
ISFP x ESTP
INFJ
ISFJ
ENFP x ENTP
ISTJ x ENFP
ENTP x ESTJ
ESFP x ESFJ
ISTP x ISTJ
ISTJ x ESTP
INFP x ESTP
INFP x ENFJ
INTJ x ENFP
INTJ
INFJ/INTJ sibling
ISTP x ISTP
ESTP x ESTJ
INFP x ENTJ
ENTP x ESTP
Thats 20 requests, and with roughly 7 scenarios each, that’s about 140 scenarios I need to write.
INTP Mod’s list(basically all the INTP ones):
INTP x ENFP
INTP x ENTP
INTP x ESFJ
INFP x INTP
INTP x ESTP
INFP parent/INTP child
INTP x ENFJ
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infj-arli · 2 years
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ENTP: I wonder how long 3 cups of coffee will last
INFJ: I can give you something that will help you sleep
ENTP: ...
INTP: Cyanide
ENTP: Yes please, put me out of my misery
INFJ: I meant tea!
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deviliciousdev · 3 years
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mbti✨ Vine: Good Morning 🌞
infj (the advocate)
x
intp (the logician)
siblings
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[after a night out 😵🍸🍹]
intp: [comes into kitchen eyes barely open, hair disheveled. sits at kitchen table where infj is having breakfast]
infj: [trying not to laugh]
intp: [randomly yells like a lil dinosaur, eyes wide] rahhhhhh!! 😲🦖 [stops and goes back to eyes barely open] 😞
infj: [huge smile at intps weirdness] 😀 good morning...
intp: merrrrr...
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infj-arli · 2 years
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INFJ and ENTP go to a concert with a couple friends
ISFJ mom to INTP dad: So, which one do you think is going to start a brawl...
Meanwhile -
ENTP, in response to some teenagers belligerently ignoring the group's space: *unfolds himself and stands up, revealing his superior height and age without actually saying anything*
INFJ and another small woman:
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ISFJ mom, cackling: I should have known it would be INFJ
INTP dad: Ah yes, just like her mother
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infj-arli · 2 years
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INFJ x ENTP siblings (plus INTP) - Mid-discussion on time travel:
ENTP: They'll be dead by the time they get there
INFJ: They'll be dead by the time they get back
ENTP: Back to where??
INTP: The future!
ENTP: Which. one??
INFJ: There's only one, dummy
ENTP: Did you just call me a dummy
INFJ: Yep
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infj-arli · 3 years
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INFJ x ENTP siblings - Old cat lady INFJ
INFJ, complaining about cars driving by that are "too loud"
ENTP: OK, little old lady
INFJ protesting: No really, they scared the cat!
ENTP and INTP: OK little old lady
(This is part of a running joke that INFJ will become a crazy cat lady at an early age)
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infj-arli · 4 years
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Little quirks of the types, from people I know
ISTJ
Intimidating but has a sense of humor that takes you by surprise, you can't always tell if they're joking or not 
ISTJ mom hates planning more than like a day ahead of time; she also was adopted by 2 INXJs as one of their Favorite Persons, much to the surprise and bafflement of the ISTJ 
ISFJ
Dances randomly regardless of whether there's music playing or not, also randomly sings bits of songs that may or may not be actual songs 
Surprisingly good at their secret depressive poetry 
The one you're most likely to be comfortable around 
INFJ
Has a passive aggressive side that manifests as quiet snarky remarks or weird facial expressions 
Likes the idea of poetry but is bad at writing it or hates conventional poem methods like rhyming 
Most likely to show affection for friends through making things for them (food, crafts, etc)
Would rather die than tell people how they feel 
Shares a lot of similarities with INTJs in general 
INTJ 
Is better at dealing productively with others' emotions than some feelers, but still would rather die than tell people how they feel; needs time to figure out what they're feeling and why 
Probably the first to leave a party 
Is able to maintain a public facade but only for a very specific length of time 
Extremely particular about their surroundings and living area
Is probably the only one in their family who has a routine and gets stuff done normally while in isolation/quarantine 
One INTJ has long fingers & nails and frequently taps hard surfaces when fidgety, is consciously trying to break the habit 
A different INTJ hates other people's drama but low-key lives for it
ISTP
I don't really know any ISTPs, sorry; the one I do sort of know is quite particular about their appearance
ISFP
Quiet but has a goofy sense of humor, often weird dad jokes 
Often silently staring at you while you're talking, can seem intimidating but is actually just a quiet softie
INFP
Not all sunshine and flowers! Often dark and brooding, though they may grow out of their angsty phase when they become adults 
Smart but pushed around 
Good at poetry, though maybe not grammar or spelling 
Probably tested as ENFP when they were young 
One INFP will stroke your arm while pleading with you to do something 
INTP
Intense in their area of interest, apathetic if they're not interested - 100% or 0%, there's no in between - which means they're pretty lazy if they want to be 
Subconsciously has a favorite gesture that they use often 
Has trouble showing their feelings, often this leads to serious emotional illness
Can be a bit antagonistic without realizing it 
Might be the doofy friend, likes terrible and ironic dad jokes 
ESTP
I don't really know any ESTPs, sorry; the one I do sort of know is a lot of energy and kinda draining 
ESFP
High energy but nice
Kinda goofy 
I don't know many ESFPs, sorry
ENFP
Video chats all the time, even before quarantines
Will stay up to an ungodly hour when with friends, probably while eating an ungodly amount of junk food 
Plays music out loud and probably doesn't use headphones ever 
Loves their friends a lot
It's easy to hurt their feelings - sorry 
Always up for something fun 
Has a very small dark side
ENTP
I know only one ENTP (my brother) and he's a bundle of odd energy 
Very focused on area of interest 
Not good with emotions - theirs or anyone else's 
Learns better with audio or video 
Enjoys debates immensely, especially with INTPs
Very interesting but very odd, kinda draining to be around for a long time 
Says a lot of random weird stuff with no context 
ESTJ
I don't really know many ESTJs, sorry
They're kinda intimidating like ISTJs but not as quiet around people 
Got their life together pretty well
ESFJ
High energy 
Likes parties like ESFP but more likely to go home early 
Good at telling stories 
Kinda goofy, means well 
Loud laughs, very expressive, big gestures
Has like a million things they do and groups they're in 
ENFJ
Not real good with their own emotional issues but very caring and supportive with others 
Goofy sense of humor 
Will stay up way too late with their friends
Likes to host stuff 
Has their life together a decent amount 
ENTJ
I don't know any ENTJs, sorry; I'm guessing they're kinda like other xxTJs but really intimidating and not good at showing emotions 
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