As an INTP who wouldn't wish being an INTP on anyone, I wonder what the results of a poll would be about the LEAST recommended type.

Love your videos. I think you should maybe grow your hair out a bit because you could use different styles for different personalities.

INFJs rule! Simply put.

This couldve been funnier

Me as an INFJ- My mysterious and rareness- taking weird photos of alone in my room- my ENFP friend finding the photos- kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a9h8npeDztjJeKM.html

My third grade teacher called me a smart mouth and I wear that as a badge of honor. Achievement unlocked.

Yes, that's what I thought an INTJ would think!

I love my sarcasm, idk what's wrong with it

INTJ here, I have the same opinion. I don't want to meet the person who wrote that hate tweet, they would surely be the ugliest thing I've seen all day (and I've just looked in the mirror so these are some big words).

Haha I was going to say the same thing. It's a big compliment and whatever is said after it doesn't bother me at all. 😎

As an ISTP, same. or should i say, no.

Same here. Don’t expect any display of outward enthusiasm from me.

It’s true that I could make a sloth look hyperactive tho 😂

I’d just kind of shrug tbh

@@thecod2345 But would not the inherent connotation of that shrug be the same thing (ie, “No”)?

Real life is boring, imagine living in star wars universe and lord of the ring for the win

Yes, too much time in real life literally drains us. We need alone time to live in our imagination and feel rejuvenated!

omg this is me too... hugs

Reality is so lame. Not only are there no dragons or mermaids, I get called "immature" and "childish" if I wear a shirt repping my favorite cartoons or am caught buying another Funko Pop.

​@@Takisan111sameeee I love my fairytale stuff and my shirt with my favorite show on it people treat me like a child cuz I like fairytale stuff if I could I rather live in a Renaissance time like that with fairytale stuff...this world now is crazy lol

well actually, a lot of infj's have self esteem issues. also 69th like

@@oatmeal2goskits492 Ok, Thank you ENTP for your input. Have a nice day!

You're probably not looking hard enough. I could give you a few if you'd like. I've got plenty for y'all.

​@@pep_chops 😂😂 I almost missed the "well actually.."😂

I don't think that it's characteristic of us to even start to think that we're better than others; however, we exude higher ethical standards which may trigger actual self-important people.

Agreed! Especially when it's in the positive, it's so pleasant!

When my imagination takes me to a not so positive place (INFP here) as in a bad dream I had during an afternoon nap just now… the rest of my day is so depressing. #Truth #Justhappened #EmotionallyDespondent #ButKindaFunny

​@@cynthiadenny915me waking up from a nightmare dream and having a bad mood for no reason : But literally tho, I almost always remember bad dream and it put me on edge since it feels like I went through another nightmare life and waking up

@@cynthiadenny915 "Every day the same nightmare, every night the same dream"

Agreed! Plus, I have my own place :p

Please INTPs stop procrastinating and build us teleportation machine, we know you can do it, I’m ready to invest in it 😭 ~ INTJ who’s tired of wasting time in transports (even car or airplane).

As an INTP, too accurate! I’m procrastinating on my hw because I’m scared to do it 😔

​@@priskasama relax buddy you need to enjoy being in your headspace sometimes. You know, explore ALL possibilities and then, maybe, you decide on the best one. - your friendly neighborhood INTP

​@@priskasamaalso, teleportation is physically impossible with our current tech and I'm pretty sure will remain so. Best we can do is free transport via harnessing electricity from vibrational frequencies. Attach pods to those points and put those on magnetic rails. 500-600 mph should be possible. Ahem. Ok you owe me for that idea in case you decide to grow rich on that one.

@@priskasama I came to say this but you beat me to it. - a fellow INTJ

Yes but it's clearly not to the same level of procrastination as INTPs/INFPs (generally speaking) 😆.

@@user-px2ob3cb7b Easy. Develop your shadow Ni by asking yourself what is the point of what you do when you do something, why you do what you do, and how it can be meaningful apart from having fun. Find important goals to achieve and stick to your project to the very end even if it becomes boring after some time. Try to leave your mark in this world and care for it in any way. Also develop (Fe)/your social skills to help people around you with your own talents. INTPs have so many valuable things to share with the world. It would be a crime to lose it, even selfish in a way lol 😆.

wait why are u exposing me ....

True about INFJ's.

Same here, 30 yo infj

34 y/o female INFJ and same, friend

31 year old INFJ joining this little club. 😂

Yep, 22 female INFJ, and doesn't even want to date anyone 😅

true story, me INFJ, 30

The intro was such a bad idea

Thank you very much for the timestamps.

Thanks for this. #thecalculator 😂😂

I still can't keep them straight.

Hey there! It's me, an INFJ, remember? 😂

My castmate is an ENFP and he is constantly moving, even when he's sitting down, he was fidgeting or stretching... luckily, he had a scene where he could be fidgety and have to run out of the room... and he NAILED it!

@@AdorableOracle As a theatre kid myself, I can imagine his satisfaction. We always have to be moving!

My 15 year old daughter is an ENFP and I was laughing so hard. It’s so true.

Hm… now that you mention it… 😅 *_(Immediately starts twiddling as many fingers as possible)_*

And then there's that one ENFP who only uses one "troll-ish" answer for everything

It does feel like as INFJs we observe the world from the sidelines, advise and guide those in it, never to take part in the game [called life] ourselves.

+@@Liat. yeah which is why your guidance and advice don't make sense to people. They come from nowhere since you don't bother actually experiencing things and making mistakes and learning from them in order to have better personal experience to speak from. Too scary? Rather make fake scenarios?

​@@kindauncoolthat can be true to a certain extent, but we usually get information from observation and usually there's a pattern that can be used. Although, hands-on experience is necessary too, so I'm not denying that. And anyway, we're all forced to play "life" regardless of what anyone says or not.

@@kindauncoolah you're one of those ppl who misunderstand us and think lowly of us. that's fine if you think that way. we're used to it. i hope you're having a good life 👋🏼

We see things that no one else sees and real infj’s are rarely wrong

In my youth I was heavily - often wittily - sarcastic; I eventually realized I was gratuitously hurting others' feelings, to no constructive purpose. I consciously chose to grow beyond that; I rarely resort to sarcasm now (but if I do, then I have been severely provoked).

Oh you're so pure and smart to say it! It's so good that sarcasm didn't affect your whole life! (INTP with sarcasm in action)

Such an ESTP thing to say

Relatable

I don’t think I want to know how much of my life has been wasted on that very thing, including comments on family text threads. 😅🫥

It's crazy how I legit thought, "Just projection" and it was said right after.

​@@VelOnBootsI know right??? FJ can read our minds at this point lol

The ENTP would have deliberately started the sentence with "Well, actually!"

I’m an INFP and I find myself doing starting sentences like that more than I care to admit to. It must be an Ne thing. That and being raised by wolves (Te-doms) means when I’m with them I have to get my licks in when I can. 😂 From observation I can say the one about ENTJs making everyone follow directions and not doing it themselves is true. ESTJs make everyone follow directions but tend to hold to the same standard themselves.

@@nerysghemor5781 I'm an INFP too! Hmmm maybe I too use "actually" at the start of my sentences at times, let me try to be more conscious and see if I catch myself doing that!

We don't always get the facts wrong, we just forget to pay attention enough to reality sometimes.

I know one who starts a sentence with 'Of course!'

ikr so reeaall

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Same, I always feel the need to make it a teaching moment but I hate the idea of being an actual teacher because I only have the energy for one-on-ones

@@manager-nim2623 oh, one-on-one teaching is amazing. Sensitive kids especially love and need that kind of attention. They can really blossom and come into their own person with someone believing and supporting them like that in a one-on-one situation. If you haven’t tried teaching before, maybe give it a try? I absolutely love teaching people. It’s so gratifying to see a person’s potentials coming into being. I used to hate being a teacher/tutor before because I thought that people who can’t do, teach. You know, as in, this person couldn’t be what they wanted to be in life, so instead they’re teaching. But I don’t think that anymore because that is not true, not for INFJs who are focused and honest anyway. Teaching takes an amazing amount of patience, and insight into people’s personalities, and a deep desire to see growth and change in others. Without these essential qualities, someone with knowledge can teach, but it doesn’t mean that the student will learn. Teaching is an art and it’s an action done out of love. If you like teaching, I hope you’ll give the one-on-one thing a try. There’s a need for that service too in the world. And yes, there I go again, advising people who didn’t ask for advice. Lol. Sorry, and bear with me, but it came from a good place. I hate to see people not realizing their gifts.

eStj ☺️

Just regular intuitive things lmao

As a INFP I admire your personality type, even tough it is the end Boss in a lot of games, movies and TV shows 😅. I don't see the world as black and white so I understand that there is good and evil in everything, it's important to look at everything from a neutral perspektive. Succesfull ENTJ's actually help me to achive my goals and helped me to stop procastinating. I'm convinced ever INFP should take advice from ENTJ's

Quite the call-out, I thought.😂

@@christineherrmann205 I'm an INFP and from what I have seen, mostly ENFJs trying to help or sort things for others causes them to be caught in dramas!

Sooooo relatable!

Yeah.... This was no fun... 😅

How did he know I live in parents house 😂😂

Marcus has a house yet he also lives in the basement with you? Or you're saying like Marcus your brother has a house while you dont

As a fellow INFP, I am proud to say that I was recently captured to the Beysment, currently staring at a skeleton (maybe a woman?) and several mice eating her (?)

@@devsingh6699 the latter one, but I can see how that was unclear 😆

as an ISFJ, very true 😭

As an ISTP, same.

I'm an ExTP and my best friend is an INFJ and that's basically how half of our conversations go

Even better, one like ENTP/INFJ, do each of the “Golden Pairs”

@@sethanpayne6324 I'm trying to suggest he does uncommon duos, there is already so much content on the Golden Pairs that some really underrated pairs go unnoticed and by going through all of the matches we can see all of them

Same. I was always "the good kid" who got straight A's and was well behaved. No crazy stories, except for some mildly rebellious stuff when I was 11 and one dumb thing I did at 17 when I was tired of being called a "goody two shoes", "teacher's pet", "golden child". However, I felt so guilty about the thing at 17, that I went and told my parents what I had done. 😂

Please share!

@@kindauncool if you are talking about me 😅 once the whole class left the school to go and watch our classmates' football match. The field was literally next to the school. It was the first and only time I did something like this, but I haven't regretted it. It was awesome, one of my favourite memories.

Exactly

You just reminded me of a fantasy book I was halfway done writing and then stopped because of... Stuff. Maybe I'll pick that up again... nah who am I kidding, it doesn't contribute to mankind in any meaningful way.- a fellow INTP

Yep, INTJs own their INTJness and DGAF if someone doesn't like it.

it needs to be something unfair. INTJs unlike other types, are fully aware of their whole self, and rarely in denial with their weaknesses or dark sides, and how those impede them. so we can’t be insulted in the way others are, by highlighting an aspect that is true that we deny to ourselves- because we don’t deny them. but accusing us of something that isn’t fair, particularly if it suggests being against a moral principle we hold, now that could work. it would work only once, because after the insult you’d be dead to us and nothing you say can hold any weight forever after. but that first time would be insulting.

as a enfp it show how we are tbh for me stop im fricking spinning on my chair

haha idk i just like the blue wig

@@HassanAhmed-kj2et LMAO now i am just imagining a bunch of ENFPs spinning on their chair while watching the video 😆

Not me being an ENFP and spinning on my chair while reading the comments 🤣

I think it helps to add chaotic weirdo vibes, haha

There is no such thing as overthinking. There is, however, UNDERTHINKING, which most people are guilty of but to make themselves feel better they accuse people like you of overthinking. --Infj

I think overthinking is overthinking when an overthinker overthinks about whether he is overthinking -INTJ

​@@GeekNewz Yes, but then it's second level overthinking because they're overthinking their overthinking. Also, aren't we overthinking this a little bit? -INTP

I think it's when making an ideal of perfection the enemy of the good. So, while thinking up a more accurate, logically consistent solution, it would be overthinking if it's attempting to come up with the correct answer sacrificing the social skills necessary to deliver the information, drawing people away from their responsibilities including taking care of spiritual, emotional, and physical health. It can be time dependent. So for an example, I could have put more thought into my answer but I think with the time I have, I'd be overthinking the answer in this moment. Whereas, if I had more time, the time I thought to think here would be under thinking relative to that circumstance. If no good came from my answer to you, or it wasn't neutral, then I under thought my response. Since the correct amount of thinking would be to recognize my limitations and not leave anything at all if I didn't think I could say anything positive. People don't have perfect intellects and there's only so much time in the day so we'll never get all the answers we want and attempting to think our way to perfection will be like Icarus flying too close to the sun sorta deal. Hope this made sense, or at least enjoyable to read! Take care!

I concur! You could TOTALLY do more of these!