My best friend is an ESFP, we match each other when it comes to dancing/parties...So I(ISFP) would be right along with her...funny thing is she has a cat, I don't but I love to play with him when I visit.

​@@optimist-ri1439of course she has a cat

Also realistic how ENTP remembers INTP's preference. We do that with ppl we care deeply about. But when it comes to our own preference...we just don't know most times, everything seems exciting XD.

I noticed that too! It’s always hard for me to answer questions on my preferences. That little pause is just so accurate.

That's me as not an INTP aswell

I'm an ISFP who's finally gotten my long-time INFP bestie to begin letting out her Ne around me (most learn to conceal it at an early age, sadly), and while my brain cannot truly keep up, it's so fun to hear her unleash it and just let loose with the idea-spinning! It's beautiful! I would love to see Kristin do a video on the shared-dominant-trait types getting along! (The Fi-Fi kinship of ISFP and INFP for example!)

Yes, I loved the Infp/Enfp part . Ive seen a similar interaction between my nieces who are sisters. All the ideas that pop up in their minds between them is so cool to watch.

I was happy to see this too as an INFP. Give us something weird and different to talk about, add to our quirky thoughtss, the conversation will take so many twists and turns!

ENFP here and have an infp best friend. I second the opinion that we have the best talks! Even my ENTP partner may have ideas to bounce off as well but I’m usually more reserved about how I really feel with the ENTP cuz of how judgemental they can come across at times. >.

YES, it's so true!!! I loved that!!! XD Though if I found a cat at a party like the ISFP it would make the thing actually bearable. I don't know why people think that's only an ISFP thing. I talk to animals all the time. --INFP

OMG SNALLET- the spin off to gymnassssticsssss

@@Meg_intheclouds 😂😂😂😂😂

God I have to meet an ENFP. I really want to talk to them (INFP here)

@@luminyam6145 I have two INFP children. We have the BEST conversations. My husband (ENTJ) just shakes his head and walks away.

@@luminyam6145 Hello ENFP here 😀

Yessss thanks

Thank you so much! As an ENFP, I was hoping that ENFP would be with INFP!

Is your MBTI perhaps ESTJ or ISTJ ;-D

@@sub.sa.3058 Well, they have a skull, a spine, and ribs. The ribs extend along the entire length of their body.

I care, but I am an INTP. Ho many times do you googled pineapple in your life so far? I five times..

I’m an ENFP but I thought the same thing too…lol lol

Me too, I was guessing NFP for the NTP segment, but upon a second watch, they were way too logical for feelers.

Funny how I had the exact same process in my mind

with the ntp section I thought it may have been nfp, but then i realised that the e wasn't really letting the i talk and that made me doubt highly. The last interaction was a lot more nfp, at least on the e side of things (im an enfp).

Yeah same I'm an ENTP and was like ok this is NFPs for sure. I was doubly convinced when the haunted house thing came up because my enfp friend actually did that. My discussions with INTP friend have been more like let's talk about physics for 5 minutes then the marvel multiverse, then back to physics, then one of us talks about a thing while the other zones out

@@insertsarcasm dude I am an intp and I want a friend like you SO MUCH

I feel this so sooo much hahahah :')

As an ENFP, I've been in exactly that relationship with an INFP and yes it was exactly that awesome at times!

an infp with enfp best friend can confirm. this is how our conversation goes

God this is so true! I would love to go on tangents like this with another NFP

@@FalseWordz you can go on tangents like these with NTP as well though. I'm am ENTP and this was basically how my talks usually flow with friends and SO.

Agreed!! The power of Se (Kristin's dominant trait)!

I didn’t notice the set… now I gotta watch it again hahaha

As an infp I was so thrilled and got wayyyy too excited AHAHAH :') This was honestly perfect.

Sssssssatisfiing🤗

@@barbelarmbroster6524 AJSJAJAJAJAJ yes!!!!

Yeah, that's exactly how me and my Infp friends talk to each other

Yes! My soul felt nourished😄most people tell me I'm weird or just smile awkwardly when I don't keep my NE in check, it's so precious when someone actually joins in!

Yesssss that was my favorite part! Lol

I choose to believe buying the domain name was the entire reason for cutting the date short

Lol lol

@Lila i’ve seen this person around for quite a bit lol

@@arcsballss Trina is everywhere 👀

😊

why hello there my introverted twin

@@hansgruber788 what's up my guy

ayo bro come here we must mix lithium and woter and explode somethin big

@@isuplayz3295 sounds like fun

​@@isuplayz3295​@GhostBit8 as an ISTP mom - I'll teach you guys how to safely use the darkweb, do the needed research, make sure you get solid deals, cash transactions when possible. You will also have to find a location safe from the cops and where no innocents may be harmed. If you record the whole thing and do it regularly, that's good income right there as well.

Me entp, would see myself more like enfp here. So natural, but it's so difficult to find such a good sparing partner, and it is not fun doing it solo

Thats so funny, because I'm an ENFP and although I related to the xNFP conversation, I think I related more to the ENTP hahaha.

It’s like the ntp skit was an example of the functions (Ti and Ne) while the nfp was an actual natural conversation. Then there’s the fact that intp was so silent when to talking alone to a person she dates when she should be in her element right now. Unless she didn’t want to talk about planning an activity but then again when she suggested the beach in her place I would’ve been slightly more enthusiastic and maybe added a little bit of Si.

Lol as an ENTP I also identified quite a bit with ENFP here. When I'm in confidence I tend to talk about silly things just because it's fun and I love to see where it leads me next! It's like looking for an absurd logic to everything I LOVE IIIITTT

@@jeremyjean-pierre4977 That’s a REALLY thorough analysis, and it makes a lot of sense!

I might make that my life motto - Philosophy, nonsense and cuteness!

I doubt it has anything to do with philosophy...

Speaking as an INFJ, I think it takes a special person to handle an ENFP, because like I can take advantage of crazy things, but it seems like you have a crazy thing every two seconds. I love it, but I can only imagine how a type like an INFP (which tends to be really, really introverted) can handle it. 😂

Hahaha @creditssssss

Cannot say I have not done the same (ENTP). ESTPs can be a terrible influence on me.

Well technically, the ISTP did judge the idea at least, by saying it was terrible. But went with it anyways. High Se users are truly fascinating creatures. They can tell their ideas are terrible, but they do it anyways... Meanwhile me as an Ne dom, have terrible ideas, and just spend hours talking about them or speculating of the consequences without ever acting upon them, lmao. Si anecdote time. I remember a video of a group of people going on top of places, and they used an slim piece of wood as a bridge, while they were like four stories above ground. One of them says before crossing, "This wood looks way too slim, it might break" and another person said something along the lines of it being a terrible idea. And somehow without a second thought, hesitation, or even saying anything else, everyone simply crossed that improvised bridge, lmao. Like they said it out loud, they knew it could break, and they still trusted their life on that slim piece of wood. My ESFP brother once, wanted to clean the shower, because he "felt like it was too dirty" and nearly killed us. Even tho the shower got cleaned twice per week, but well, if he feels something, it is extremely hard to convince him otherwise. Also, if he feels something, he has to act NOW, so of course, he did that at midnight.... He almost killed all of us, because he started mixing every single cleaning product we had, and threw it in the shower... But using small amounts is not the way he operates, he threw full liters of chlorine, bleach, acids, etc..... Suddenly the smell began to expand all over the house, and thankfully we noticed, so we had to leave. Of course, he told no one he was going to do that, he simply felt like it and did it. When confronted, he was like "Yeah, I knew it could kill us, but that is why I left the bathroom window open". He was aware that mixing all those chemicals was dangerous and did so anyways.... He has done plenty of things like that, where he is fully aware of the consequences, but does it anyway... and then somehow is surprised when the consequences happen.

Definitely can agree. If you throw dares in there, especially if there’s money involved, things get spicy -an istp

@@farrex0 Hi! I always enjoy reading your comments even if I don't have as much time to reply to them as I used to! I've had a baby this summer, so he's obviously occupying a lot of my time and attention, but I still make time to watch every Kristin video and give at least a cursory scan over the comments. Anyway, yikes on that last story!!!! My Se definitely does not work that way, at least not to that extreme, so I would say that's probably a great example of inferior Ni (being unable/unwilling to face the realities of the possible consequences in the outcome of their actions). I have an ESTP sister and she frequently consults my ISTP mom and myself (an ISFP if you recall) to get our take on whether her plans for daring Se experiences are gonna play out well in the long run, or not! I think it's really wise of her to check in like that even though she does playfully pout when we do sometimes nix her ideas and she teases us for being such spoilsports.....BUT.... we have kept her alive!! LOL! Honestly though, somehow it's my ENTP and INTP brothers who end up doing the most daredevil type stunts on a daily basis!! Dunno how to explain that via functions but they sure do enjoy getting a freakout reaction outta me! 😂 Recently my ENTP brother came up to me with an outlandish idea and I played along straight-faced, to which he grumbled, "Heyyy, don't be okay with it!!" and stomped off indignantly! Lol! Guess I was supposed to screech...

I've known already that the first one is ISTP and ESTP. As an ISTP i know how to have fun but also the best time to stop and stay safe.

As an INFJ, I would like to advise you not to open this one. I have a bad feeling about this 😅. You should take a second before opening everything 😉.

@@kyurei4478 Alright. I'll just use an X-ray Scanner on that one. I'll use an MRI machine too.

@@maiki5962 Wise decision. I just hope the X-ray scanner and the MRI are calibrated to see whatever is in this box.

😂

Me (INFJ) with my ENFJ sister... only, it's much more fun psychoanalyzing mutual friends and family. Jumping right into analyzing each other seems a bit intense.

You lucky people. I'm an INFJ and my brother is ...wait for it... ENTP! *shudders*

@@diyachakraborty4742 It can be tough sometimes but entp are fun to be around right? 😂

@@Me-meow77 haha that they are yes.

Very efficient date, duh.

INFJ here, but I think someone making an investment plan for you as a couple because they want you in their life for the long term is sweet, actually

INTJ - Reliable, trustworthy romance. That's what you just witnessed. Two people who both feel very strongly about being able to pursue their own business (which is like a passion), showing that they respect each other's need to pursue it without being interrupted, while at the same time already beginning to take into account a possible future where they trust and care about each other enough to integrate each other directly into those pursuits and passions, and give equal priority (meaning top priority) to them. And saying so! That already requires a certain level of trust and committed interest! There are plenty of people in my life I care about deeply who will never see beyond the surface of my personal business, because I know they might screw it up for me, well-meaning or not. True partnership requires true trust, and that's more valuable than any "butterflies," or time-wasting games, or mindless pining that does nothing but distract from important matters and build anxiety.

That was true love, babe!

Ngl, as much as I dont prefer ENTJs to be a partner, I'd probably have a similar conversation with an ENTJ partner. Most of the chat will probably revolve around the plans for the next date.

I'm an INFJ but sorry not sorry, I won't crush your ENFP exploding dreams and ideas, I love them far too much for that !

I was wondering if anyone would notice this!

Precisely, it's been a while since Kristin has released similar videos, so it's nice to see it make a return.

@anonymous247n INTJ here, both paragraphs make sense. That second paragraph is very true at least to me, the planning stage creates at the very least a framework that is immensely important because even if the actual plan doesn't survive contact with the enemy the framework is there and you can adjust everything in it as things are changing in real time. Think of it being like a cube frame and an inner filling that fits as a whole into a slot, but somehow due to unforeseen changes that cube needs to fit a cylinder through it so you change the inner filling but keep the frame. I wouldn't really consider it a curse, although sometimes it does become a problem to constantly be thinking.

I know right. INFJ, same here. Except I just give existential crisis to people and make them reconsider their life philosophy.

INFJ here, the enemy is Reality 😭

@@LAL7887 For real tho. Like we have to overthink to be able to deal with concrete life sometimes. Low Se is terrible and makes us look like nerdy aliens if we talk about our struggles 😭.

He used the word enemy because it’s a well known quote in military strategy

Have you seen the video "16p saying "haha, no""? 😄

The dialogue comes off as authentic because it's a real conversation Meg on Cloud7 (a patron) had with her INFP best friend =) But yes Kristin's not only great at acting, dancing and singing, but also at writing scripts!

The infp expression was spot on too😉

Hahahaha

because there are lot of wanna-bees of both, that's why

@@zzc8505That, and also we’re just a type that has a tendency to gravitate towards MBTI and are likely to be overrepresented in the comments of MBTI content.

@@zzc8505 Or perhaps those are the types that are most interested in MBTI, but you would have come up to that conclusion if you would have thought before you typed. -INTJ.

@ Luna Moonlight Well, I have a small suggestion for you as well of “before you type” variety. Paying attention to the wording of the comments in which ppl identify with the types in videos can go a long way. When ppl “identify” with type representations in skits that are totally off, one can tell those ppl are clueless about the very types they think they identify with. Apparently, Ni has been wasted on you (if you are truly INTJ, that is), but still, thinking and, most importantly, understanding the point of the comment to which you are reacting before you type may prove rather helpful.

@sunchips I agree with your point - infj/intj tend to be among the types that find mbti interesting. However, the way ppl identify with infj in Kristin’s skits strongly suggests that many of them are essentially clueless. Kristin has strong acting skills and is very creative, but, unfortunately, most of her infj , esp. for the past year or so, miss the mark, so to speak. Granted, such skits are bound to rely on general characteristics and stereotypes, still there are some key aspects of infj (or any type, but I can only speak for infj in this context) that just should not be missed for the portrayal to be fairly accurate and funny. She seems to be reaching mostly for the low hanging fruit all the time, constantly zooming on Fe mostly. I understand that it's the easiest way, but it makes many of her infj devoid of authenticity. Her early infj were ok and some even funny when her vids were very short, but in these longer/situational skits constant focus on Fe-related traits no longer works. Not only did it get old, but it's just not infj, really. First off, Fe is auxiliary and a tool for Ni, Fe is not the goal in itself. Moreover, Ni-Ti is very powerful, and their Fe should be considered in Ni-Ti context, not in isolation. It matters in which slot functions are. Portraying infj as some Fe-doms/softer-speaking enfj or smth is incorrect, and just plain not interesting. Anyways, I don’t want to write a short essay here. It’s just that when so many ppl identify with inaccurate portrayals/even stereotypes of a type, in this case - infj, it’s safe to say they aren’t infj, really. Even for a stereotype to be fairly accurate one has to show a few key fundamental features encompassing the entire personality, not just one overblown Fe as in Kristin’s infjs.

As the daughter of an ESTJ I must say: They are portrayed correctly. Even when they are not angry they seem like it very often.

Agree!!! I’m also glad there was a mention of a social life in there too. I’m an ESTJ and love going to parties (of close friends and family)!

3 estjs are family and I can assure you the bitter/angry portrayal is accurate haha

@@sunnyshinecreation Mine is not bitter, but though I finished not one but 2 master studies at University with distinction and have a stable and honorable job, I always get the feeling that I am slightly "not good enough" for my ESTJ mum. And my way to befriend "misfits" and strange people in general does not sit well with her either...

My husband is an ESTJ who is very nice to me. And really funny. But not so nice to other people... Although he is really liked / favored by others.

Yeah same 🙂

ofc we can, fellow mate !

she found a cloning machine somewhere, duh

They're starting to take over her mind 🧠👀. But ESFP is still there with them so that's fine I guess.

This is something I've found to be true as well! Without meaning to, those with my 4th function in their 3rd slot tend to stress me.... Whereas someone with the same dominant function feels like a kindred spirit despite any differences in the middle functions. (I'm ISFP and love INFPs, for example.) It's super fun to see the different ways we get along based on the order of our functions! I've also noticed a trend where there's a lot of harmony between, for example, an Fi-dom and someone with Fi in 3rd (example: ISFP and ISTJ) or Ni-dom and someone with Ni in 3rd (INFJ and ISFP). Obviously I'm speaking from personal experience, but I have also observed it with other types finding harmony. For example, I know of several ESTJ-ENFP friendships that are surprisingly harmonious, and I believe I know of 2-3 marriages between ISTP and INFJ that are quite happy. And I had an ISTJ coworker that I loved!! We worked at a shop together and really enjoyed putting together displays. It's fun to spot these patterns! I personally have tried my best to get along with ESFPs and ENFPs but found the 3rd place Te to rub me the wrong way at times. But I still truly love them and believe they have the best intentions! And I probably stress them too at times due to my own function order! But every type combo has the potential for harmony with the right attitude. ❤️

@@emilys3638 I love your insights re the order of functions!! Although it’s funny that you mentioned not getting along with ENFPs and ESFPs because I’m also an ISFP and my husband is ENFP and my best friend is ESFP 😅 A lot of people rub me the wrong way but I absolutely adore them two and their personalities. Quite interesting!

@@rita4998 I've heard that from a lot of ISFPs! But i really must clarify! I DO adore them! And I wouldn't say i don't get along with them as a rule. Just moments here and there take me off guard but MBTI has helped me to rationalize it and not let it bother me as much. Also, I think I encountered several rather/very unhealthy representatives of those types. Certainly not all of them bother me!

@@emilys3638I’m an ISFP and my parents ESFP and ISTJ. We have a love-hate relationship. We are so different, but somehow we complement each other greatly.

Are you an Enfp? Because same 🤣

@@EliaTaubert actually istp but yeah it made me cringe sm lol

ME TOO I HATE MISCOMMUNICATION like please just tell the isfj you’re upset

RIGHT

My exact thought! 😄

They're wonderful.

I need an INFP apparently lol

INFJ is completely misrepresented here

Huh -INTJ

As an ISTJ, this skit really spoke to me, especially with an ENTJ father who steamrolls over every project.

My best friend is an ISFJ, and her husband is an ESTJ. I feel very similar to them both, just in different ways. - ISTJ

Interesting comment. As an ENFJ I find I ACT similar to ESFJ, but I THINK closer to an INFJ. I relate to them both in different ways.

@@cathyhart3946 Yes, I'd say that's accurate for me as well. People who don't know me well try to type me as an ISFJ, because my Te only comes out around people when I'm very comfortable (or when it's very necessary). My ISFJ friend can certainly tell; she always says I'm just like her ESTJ husband. 🤣

Preach, unpacked is fun packed!

Wow.. who cares, just stop believing that you are an INFJ just to feel special 🤦🏻‍♀️

Unpacked is fun- packed!

You're not an INFJ, lmao

@@amukanamukan4367 They never are, they just do the test and they already feel like that type, that attention-seeking need to feel special is very annoying.