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entp, enfp, intp, infp: considers possibilities of what to do instead of said task. starts typing but gets distracted when trying to choose a song to listen to. probably scrolls through tiktok. thinks that said task is too overwhelming. can't schedule an appointment on the phone by themself.

intj, infj, enfj, entj : plans out everything, but doesn't actually do it. wayyy too perfectionistic. has a bunch of pinterest boards (or playlists) related to said thing. not inspired. not enough pressure. "scheduled procrastination."

estp, esfp, istp, isfp: thinks the task is stupid and boring, and there are more fun/interesting things to do. also thinks that they have enough time to get it done but actually only has 2 hours. doesn't narrow down priorities. probably forget it existed in the first place

Look for the unavoidable patterns that dominate someone else (or yourself).

Fi-Dominant (INFP / ISFP): You evaluate everything through an internal, personal value filter first. (You instinctively and instantly ask: “Is this right for me?” “Does this align with my values?” Moral or emotional disharmony with yourself physically makes you feel sick. You cannot fake your agreement without feeling resentful of whomever put you in this position. It feels vital and essential for you to be authentic, even if you can’t be for whatever reason.)

Fe-Dominant (ENFJ / ESFJ): You automatically track and manage the group’s emotional atmosphere (family, friends, social circle). (You notice shifts in the moods of others around you instantly. You feel responsible for social harmony and not making others feel uncomfortable. You adjust your expression to maintain your connection to others who are present. Any “disconnect” from those around you feels urgent to fix. You think in terms of “how my behavior impacts other people’s lives.”)

Ti-Dominant (INTP / ISTP): You must internally understand and logically verify everything before accepting anything. (You dissect definitions constantly and on the spot. Inconsistency irritates you more than conflict, and you often correct others or point out contradictions, inconsistencies, or logical fallacies. You resist concluding anything until it “clicks” structurally within your own mind. Precision matters more to you than completion or social agreement.)

Te-Dominant (ENTJ / ESTJ): You instinctively organize the external world for efficiency and results. (You think in measurable outcomes. You quickly spot inefficiencies and know how to fix them, or create a system so efficient it runs itself. You prefer decisive action over lengthy theorizing. You are comfortable with leadership and stepping forward to take it, since you are the person who knows how to run things. And you default to “What works?”)

Ni-Dominant (INFJ / INTJ): You experience reality as singular lines and underlying meanings. (You naturally narrow toward one likely future with no exceptions and either assume that is going to pass or want to make it happen just as you envisioned it. You create patterns automatically. You trust your inner insights more than the facts, information, or theories around you. You think in symbolic, thematic arcs.)

Ne-Dominant: You generate possibilities automatically and compulsively on the spot. (Your mind branches out into alternative ideas and theories constantly, throwing ideas at others too fast for them to process. You struggle to narrow too quickly and figure things out as you go. You connect unrelated ideas easily. Boredom feels like suffocation.)

Si-Dominant (ISFJ / ISTJ): You reference past experience as your primary stability anchor. (You compare present events to stored internal impressions; “this reminds me of…” or “what do I know about this that is similar?” Familiarity feels safe. You value reliability and consistency deeply. You trust what has proven itself, and think if you copy someone else’s method, it should work for you and produce similar results.)

Perceiving Functions

xNxP | High Ne: uses run-on sentences and parentheses (to maximize info-dumping and clarification via extraneous details, respectively)

xNxJ | High Ni: Short and simple sentences. It’s not intentionally “dry”, it’s just effective word choice.

xSxP | High Se: lowercase letters/free form sentences and p much any slang they wanna use bc its just texting and not deep enough for proper spelling and grammar

xSxJ | High Si: Breaking up responses to multiple topics into separate paragraphs.

It’s easier to keep track of what you’re talking about this way.

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Judging Functions

xxFJ | High Fe: traditional/safe emojis and slang for effective communication ie. lol, brb, ☺️, 😅 periods in the middle are okay. Periods at the end are intimidating so it’s best to avoid those

xxFP | High Fi: Using creative combinations of emojis ( 🙏😩 | 👁️👄👁️ | 🥺👉👈) for the ultimate range of personal expression

xxTJ | High Te: Capital letters, and advanced punctuation; they exist for a reason. Big fan of the Oxford Comma.

A lot of y'all have taken MBTI tests like 16personalities.

That one is completely wrong.

MBTI is pop psychology, sure, but there is still enough depth for it to make sense to an extent.

MBTI is not Introversion vs. Extroversion, iNtuition vs. sensing etc etc.

It is:

Introverted Feeling (Fi) vs. Extroverted Feeling (Fe)

Introverted Sensing (Si) vs. Extroverted Sensing (Se)

Introverted Intuition (Ni) vs. Extroverted Intuition (Ne)

Intorverted Thinking (Ti) vs. Extroverted Thinking (Te).

This is why so many people get mistyped. A better test would be one where you differentiate your cognitive functions, such as this one.

Let me know if you want me to do more MBTI posts. I can go into depth between different cognitive functions and all that!