anyone into mbti?

Do u orefer to adapt? Or stick to a schedule?

@Tarxarin: i'm not sure.

You could always take the test.

@Tarxarin: i have taken it. when i was in high school i thought i was an infj, but when i took it later on it said i was an infp. i think i learn more towards the infp. isn't that interesting that a lot who answered this question are infp's? maybe we are drawn to this website for some reason.

I think so. My theory is we are very passionate and deep, and thats counter-culture, our very nature we cannot defy, is against the grain. We just, cant ignore it. At least thats my experience with my fellow infps, and my own experiece.

@Tarxarin: i think we are cool <3

hmm this is so late but percentage tests are generally not very reliable. For example, the type of thinking intjs use is not the same type of thinking intps use and those tests do not account for that.

I'd recommend a functions test but I don't really trust those either. They cannot take into account things like cultural differences, personal beliefs, and personal experiences that might influence your response. They'll give you a rough estimate of what type fits you best- maybe 1-2 letters off. In my opinion, the only way to figure out your type is through personal research on MBTI functions and reflection.