@SW-User I’m INFP 🙂

@Abaddawn Inner balance entails achieving optimum for two ideals in reasonableness and desirability.

@CookieCrumbs You forgot the rest of the alphabet. ☺

@Degbeme
I was only tested for 5 letters 😁

@Mindfulness 🤦🏻‍♂

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@passingby8 same 😌

@Abaddawn Yay :D

@Kiesel Gas/Electric? 🤔

@Degbeme and solar!!

@Kiesel

@CookieCrumbs Do you feel the same? I really don’t. The main thing I remember about myself back when I took the test was how judgmental I was. I had my own little box I had defined everything in and I refused to compromise on it. I think that part of me has changed the most.

@Reject
The J doesn’t mean judgmental. It means “judging”

The “J” in INFJ stands for Judging—but in MBTI terms, that doesn’t mean being judgmental. It describes how you prefer to interact with the outside world: with structure, planning, and a drive for closure rather than keeping options open indefinitely.
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What “Judging” actually means for INFJs

• Preference for structure and plans: INFJs tend to organize their lives, set agendas, and think ahead. Without a plan, they can feel lost or unsettled.
• Decisiveness and closure: When faced with decisions, INFJs usually prefer to reach conclusions and act on them, especially in emotional or interpersonal situations.
• External order, internal flexibility: The “J” reflects outward behavior—how others see you (organized, purposeful)—while internally INFJs can be quite reflective and open to new insights.

@CookieCrumbs All of that sounds judgmental to me. The only reason you would prefer any of those things is because you’ve judged the alternative. It basically summarizes as structure and a reliance on it.

@Elessar yeah, the tests are confusing. I just picked the one that best describes me, INFP 🤔