#no shade and ik the culture is very different over there and i am not making fun of this person bc they seem genuinely excited about it

[clairenatural]

me: I wonder if r/supernatural celebrated the 5th

r/supernatural:

#this was posted ON the fifth i believe #no shade and ik the culture is very different over there and i am not making fun of this person bc they seem genuinely excited about it #(same) #but like damn we consume the same media very very differently 🥲 #like here everyone was panicking about the handprint from the first teaser #we were trying to enhance it and br*nlies were trying to argue it wasn't a handprint but everyone was in chaos

[firstginger]

i've taken the myers briggs test a few times and gotten intp, infp, and infj (the t/f and j/p are always around 50/50) and my enneagram is a 5 with possible 7 or 8. ik this isn't super specific sorry but i always break the tests for some reason (on one website that i took the mbti test on i had to take it 3 times before it actually gave me an answer lol), but can you think of any possible daemons?

hmmm those are extremely different results and really exemplifies an issue with those kinds of tests i talked about in a different post. the mbti system isn’t actually E vs I, S vs N, T vs F, and P vs J - so while you may get about 50% J and P, the INTJ and INTP as well as the INFJ and INFP are as different as can be. similarly with the enneagram the 5 and 7 especially are extremely different. this is absolutely an issue with personality tests and not you! many of them have issues recognizing the complexity of a person who doesn’t fit into the “stereotype” of a type, especially if that person is extremely healthy or unhealthy. both the mbti and enneagram have explanations for how behavior changes under growth and stress.

for daemon forms it would therefore be helpful to have some essential traits of yours! mbti and enneagram aside, discussing the five parts of the Big 5 (OCEAN) personality test would also be helpful:

openness: how open to new experiences are you? are you stressed by change, neutral about it, or actively embrace it? do you enjoy abstract concepts or literal ones? how do you best learn? do you prefer tried and true methods or finding original ones? do you enjoy being specialized and having a niche, or being a generalist and having a broad range of interests? conscientiousness: are you the type of person to plan ahead or are you spontaneous? do you prefer routine or going with the flow? do you need structure or actively avoid it? do you see tasks through or get distracted? are you a procrastinator? extroversion: how do you behave around others? do you enjoy social situations, tolerate them, or actively avoid them? would you describe yourself as guarded? do you have a wide group of friends or just a few? are you emotionally dependent on your friends or more detached? are you tight-bonding or loose-bonding? agreeableness: are you more self-focused or other-focused? do you openly show kindness, affection, and emotion? are you someone who easily trusts easily or are slow to trust? do you enjoy cooperating? are you a competitive person? are you capable of manipulation or bluffing if backed into a corner? neuroticism: are you an anxious individual and easily stressed, or typically relaxed and easy going? are you sensitive (environmentally or socially) or thick-skinned and difficult to upset? do you have frequent mood swings or are you more emotionally stable? how do you react when stressed — do you internalize it, or lash out?

if you are interested in typing yourself with mbti and enneagram, these descriptions may more accurately help you narrow down your type.

which of these comes most naturally and even subconsciously to you? this is something that is your strength and you may find yourself flabbergasted that other people aren’t capable of doing as easily. - you're naturally an analytical and logical person, who judges through comparing new information to the system you've built in your head. you excel at categorization and you are driven to understand why things are: you are both a concrete and abstract thinker who enjoys delving into things subjectively and exploring those shades of grey. you make judgments and assessments individually; you primarily reference yourself and develop your own methods and strategies that rely on your internal system you’ve developed. you may feel like you're living inside your head. you're a curious person and you build a core framework within you. emotions are difficult because there is no straight answer for you to derive. (INTP) - you’re naturally a self-aware and authentic person, whose priority is taking in information and judging it against a system of morals, ethics, and psychological well-being you’ve built in your head. you have developed an internal value system and are most interested in being authentic to yourself and your beliefs; you are self-referencing, creating a code that dictates how others are treated and how you deserve to be treated yourself. you are sensitive to issues that seem fabricated or shallow. you are individualistic, unaffected by others' personal value systems and at the same time don't feel others need to conform to yours. you have strong convictions despite your interest in and consideration for others, and you process your feelings in an internal, private way. (INFP) - you're naturally an insightful and pattern-matching person. you judge by taking in information from the outside world and letting your unconscious mind process everything, often leading to moments where things suddenly seem to "click" or "aha!" moments. you are more focused on the future and the big picture; you have difficulty living in the present moment, as your mind tends to wander, and you struggle with details. the world is a set of patterns for you to link together, like assembling a puzzle or sewing together threads of a quilt. you are more naturally abstract than concrete and enjoy symbols and images, as they better describe your insights than a precise way. you are self-reliant, trusting your insights and conclusions as most true and trustworthy. (INFJ)

which of these describes how you interact with yourself and others? while you may be capable of “mimicking” one, which of them makes you the most comfortable? - you prioritize understanding the depth of the self. you are introspective and authentic, and deeply in tune with your personal feelings and values. you have an inner intensity but prefer to keep it private; you deal with emotional matters independently, and you don't rely on input from others to make decisions. you are sensitive to people who may seem fake or disingenuous with their emotions. you are more concerned with specific individuals rather than the group at large, and have an aversion to superficial socializing. (INFP) - you prioritize understanding the depth of others. you desire to be connected with others and feel deeply in tune with their feelings. when you make decisions, you prioritize cultural values and the values of others, rather than an internal moral code inside yourself. relationships and connections are essential to you. you are sensitive to the "social temperature" of group situations and are good at altering your mannerisms or demeanor to meld with how other people are feeling. you are an interpersonal person who struggles to analyze your own feelings. (INFJ; INTP — INTP obviously uses this less skillfully than the INFJ... mature INTPs develop their desire to help others and benefit the world in some way)

which of these describes your core fear? what are you driven to avoid? how does this manifest in your desires? - i need to be informed. i am afraid of being useless or incompetent, and that others see me that way. if i am incompetent or unknowing, i will not be equipped to handle the dangers of the world. i need to understand the world in order to thrive in it. i need to prioritize my own security and independence by developing a niche where i excel. i am therefore withdrawn, observant, curious, and private. (enneagram 5, very common with INTPs, also likely for INFPs, less so with INFJs) - i need to feel fulfilled. i am afraid of pain and being hurt, and that if i slow down or reflect, i will subject myself to harsh feelings and emotions. i am afraid to miss out and feel deprived. i need to keep my options open and avoid commitment to keep myself free for the greatest happiness in life. i am therefore spontaneous, optimistic, enthusiastic, and non-committal. (enneagram 7, most common with ExxPs, a possibility for INFP, lower possibility for INFJ, very very unlikely for INTP) - i need to be in control. i am afraid of not being able to protect myself and for others to be able to harm or control me. i cannot allow myself to be put into a position that allows me to be controlled, as this opens up the possibility of someone else having power over me and i will be subjected to vulnerability. i will then face judgment, mistreatment, or injustice. i am therefore self-reliant, confident, assertive, and domineering. (enneagram 8, most common with ExTxs, honestly very unlikely for these three types... i think you’d be more likely a 7w8 if you related to this)

hope this helps! :) absolutely shoot me another message and i can help you find some daemon forms!

#form finding #mbti #enneagram