I can think of lots of reasons… -INTJ

Hi

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Idea for a comedy sketch: the 16 personalities on fear factor a reality tv show where contestants are put up against their biggest fears

Continuing on this super clear and comprehensive video, the further explanation and comparison of the four perceptive functions (Se vs. Ne vs. Si vs. Ni) would be an awesome next episode for this topic! 😉

Uhh i'm guilty of this one 💀

#accurate

😂 So true! My morning routine became so much less stressful after I bought atomic wall clock for the kitchen

And I’ll be replying « yeah yeah it’s almost 4pm, it’s the same » (need to stop doing this but when they go into too much details with the time , I feel the need to tease and reply this way 😭）

Brilliant.

As if somebody non-inuitive could entertain all 16 types and produce consistent video content pertaining to it.

​​@@levigivens this is a very closed mind take

@@talareese580 how contrary of you. To do exactly what you've accused me of. The irony.

@@levigivens no, her statement was correct, yours was not

@@levigivens plenty of Sensing youtubers out there. in fact, sensing types have a way better chance at entertaining all 16 types, since what they talk about is relatable for everyone.

Wild thought

Myers Briggs are INFPs, of course, the Si on their 3rd stack will put the Jungian typology that full of abstract into details. Fi or Ti are categorizing functions.

I thought the same lol - ENFJ

I thought that too haha. That is one of the reasons why mbti was so interesting to me because it explained all these patterns I noticed since I was a child but I never had any words for them in a way ^^

@@JellyIsland Fellow Big Brain 🧠😆

INTJ. When I tell someone something that happened to me, I start with the conclusion and then jump to the context, everything that led to that situation. I also don’t give a lot of details, for example I usually don’t name the people who participated because I don’t want to bore them and I know they’re not even going to remember, so why bother? In other words, only tell context and conclusion

@@david34nl96 sameee

periodt

yass whenever someone starts a story I ask so many Qs to get the context

"take too long to get to thr point, and you've lost me" thats me right here (also INTJ) however, now I need everyone in my life to know this too.

I have also same problem. is there any majic solution for this hell?

Same- Though when I really care about something I think I do use my Si quite a bit, but otherwise I'm like this. I definitely don't use my Si often, just occasionally.

Oh my God, having to act like you're listening to the painful level of detail! Agh, no kidding!

@@amannadeem78 I really don't know😭

Same!

The fact he giggled right after i read this tho

Yeah cuz he can't feel good for himself cuz he doesn't have Fi, he has to make the audience feel good with Fe and a sprinkle of Se

@Moondust yeah

*aha ha*

I love the FJ giggles!

bro me too, i learn by playing scenarios in my head, just need to see it couple times, then i just think what i am going to do and how, and when, im really proud of this '' power'' lmao

Married INFJ! You caught my attention in the first few words 😂 but totally spot on 😊

It's an interesting oddity that the ones who are the opposite of yourself seem to be in extreme separation, but in reality, those who share a small portion of similarities end up being in greater conflict with our own personal visions of how we interact with the world.

So many scenarios in my head all the time. Lol. I'm an INFJ.

If you'll excuse me, how would you describe your relationship, especially since your Mbti are INFJ & ISFJ? (I am interested in knowing the relationship between these two Mbti in real life🌞)

That’s adorable

@@illegalsubstance953 Thank you 😇

That's so cool! I'm an infp and I love writing abstract poems with many metaphors. Getting letters sounds so lovely. It's like you said, the same general thing but different in execution

as an S, I totally don't get it when a high N person gets all abstract. I hear you on this.

@@Thefitty Everybody has their strengths and weaknesses, we can help each other and grow, thats the beauty in having a relationship with a different type than yours. But at the same time having something common is important too, otherwise it is hard to understand each at times. In my case she has the same level of emotional intensity. The love and care we have is magical.

Omg I can relate to that more than any other thing he said in the video

Same man... its so bad. Like you literally cant remember a specific example. But the sensors pretty much NEED it. But we sure can talk overview for hours.

Infp here, so true 😅

I am a huge pattern seer and will follow on that pattern until I hit a brick wall. Typically, this approach serves me well but sometimes I can convince myself something is some way and will eventually realize I have wandered out of reality and into the weeds and I am totally wrong. It is so jarring to be hit with reality. But mostly my intuition serves me well.

This is my husband and I. He's ISTP, and over-explains everything. I'm INFJ, and constantly tell him, "Yes, I understood what you were saying 5 minutes ago." The skills are very complimentary, though.

if.. then.. else..

Agreed, I'm an INFJ and the questions in maths that you clearly see the pattern and you need to do really familiar problems are so boring to me, like I get the concept why do dozens of exact same ones.. And when I'm reading a book I like the moment when I finally find out the ending so I can see the whole story clearly. The overview is very important to me.

Oh my God this describes me exactly. Also, whenever I take the sixteen personalities test, my N and S percentages are very close; one will be 49 the other 51!

You should definitely look into cognitive functions. They'll help you figure out what type you are; online tests aren't reliable - especially ones that only use letter dichotomies

Usually that means you are probably an IxxP or an ExxJ because their intuitive and sensing cognitive functions are closer together

Same same same, you explained it so much better than I could. I hate vagueness too like why can't you just gimme the details.

​@@alinaqirizvi1441 Thank you. Analyzing all the tests I've done I think I am INTP.

Sou INFJ e me identifico totalmente com seu relato. Também cresci numa família de sensores que me fizeram me sentir inadequada por ser quem sou. A sensação de incompreensão sempre foi abundante. Penso que meus relacionamentos significativos serão apenas com intuitivos daqui para frente.

As an INFP, my mind naturally creates mnemonics out of nothing for almost every silly thing in my life. I use music _as_ mnemonics to relate to the various personalities of the people in my life, similar to how Loony Toons used different instruments to describe the behaviors of each character -- and it all just happens naturally, it isn't something I do intentionally.

I'm INFP and I have the exact same problem about adding songs to playlists 😆

😂😂😂😂 Estou rindo alto, porque esta última parte da sua história bateu forte aqui em casa. Minha mãe também é ISFJ e confesso que é um saco conversar com ela, as vezes. Os sensores tem uma dificuldade de resumir a conversa. Sempre que peço para minha mãe me dizer sobre o que se trata um filme, ela sempre acaba me contando o filme inteiro...haja paciência! Sempre achei que isso fosse um mal costume de criação dela, porque minha avó, que é uma ESFJ, também é outra que gosta de prolongar a conversa mais do que necessário. Mas agora percebo que isso é coisa de sensores mesmo. Já cheguei a ficar tão irritada que precisei sair da sala para não ter que ouví-la.#OMG PRECISO SER MAIS PACIENTE!

@@GrafinVonHopper can you write your comment in english again? I don't speak spanish

Omg I also ask people to summarize what they are saying and I'm also INFP!!!

same im in betweenn entp and estp

ya samee I'm an ISFP but the S is like 52%

As an INFP, I synthesize too much. Maybe that's why I absolutely hate to make a biography of someone because there's no core idea, just a bunch of facts and details and I never know what I should talk about and I overthink it to no end lmao.

In high school I had required reading of the classic book Silas Marner. The first few chapters were nothing but details/descriptions of the setting of the story. It took forever to get into the actual story.

I think the overview of important that’s why I’m traditional writing there’s always a topic sentence to start a paragraph. It does give context!

INTJ here and same. When I started getting into MBTI I didn't really know the difference between sensing and intuition and I totally thought I was a person of facts but turns out I'm not. I just didn't know myself so well back then. I'm living inside my head so much that I often miss details, especially the ones about the sensory world. But what made me understand I'm an intuitive is definitely the pattern thing. I love patterns and I find them easily in anything. I've also often been the kind of person who goes like "it's obvioulsy going to happen this thing" and then the thing happened. And it was just so easy to foresee because it was all about pattern but other people seemed not to see that. It's just natural to me.

It makes me happy to see this; I've always described things this way.

@@dante7817 Im interested what weird analogies you have? Maybe I could use some too!! Im really glad when I find out im not the only one who does it

my brain only works in analogies 😂

This is how I study for tests, I make everything into an analogy 🤣

I agree. I doubted myself if I’m really intuitive (I’m INTP) because my ideas are big/simple and can’t seem materialize as imagined. So turns out this is common intuitive problem. Possible the thing we imagine is actually impossible to exist in reality even in words. For us the ideas are like starting an artwork from white canvas, you don’t know where to start. I think sensors can express better because they base their ideas/feelings from what exists.

@@kunogi09midori I also agree with you. As an INTP I think a lot and imagine most of the time of my day but when it comes to express my thoughts I mess up things and end up telling something weird on the other hand who is an ISTP can express her thoughts very easily.

I'm not so sure of that. I'm an INFP and usually have an easier time understanding the quick ramblings and strange connections of an intuitive than the onslaught of details that a sensor fires at me. Talking with with other person is like putting together a puzzle. When a sensor tries to explain something to me, a lot of times they throw at me a bunch of pieces (=facts) in an amorphous lump without the frame (=context) saying "Here, take this photo, what do you think?" while I'm looking at the pile thinking "What image? I only see a chaos of pieces and nothing else."

not really... i know how to express my feelings and my points most of the time because i understand them(i think it's more like you have more T or F, personal opinion), it's just that i will decide to express it or not by depending on the situation. but you have a point tho, sometimes i just have some weird thoughts and imagination that i can't even explain how i get this imagination. like boom wow, here it is. why this? please don't question. unlimited imagination. btw i am a high N here so yeah...

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Totally relatable! Whenever I have to guess something, I discard the first guess as it seems as more of a gut feeling than reasonable and speak aloud the second or third or whatever seems the most logical after weighing the facts but most of the time my first guess is right or closest to the truth. All those times, when at at school I would make a guess and the one I thought first but didn't say would be indeed the right answer: Dang it!

I'm an infp and these gut feelings are the things I trust most tbh. I always pay attention to it and follow my heart ... which sounds really cheesy but it's true haha

@@driheart SAME

@@driheart Same here. Usually my gut feeling is right but I don't understand how and doubt myself so I have to go on an investigation to find out whether I was right or just making the wrong assumption. Drives me nuts when I'm stressed though haha

Also an infp and same about the gut feelings. It's creepy how accurate that gut feeling is.

internalized homophobia

Its probs also cause there is usually a bias against sensors so he’s evening it out

@@lilyflynn6086 Hi Lily, I was at least 50% trying to be ironic with my comment :P And being intuitives I guess it does give FJ and myself license to poke fun at ourselves. I have a lot of respect for sensors; they are so grounded unlike intuitives who tend to live in their heads more. The only thing about sensors is that they can sometimes take things too literally or they need things explained to them very specifically. It's kinda like intuitives are like the Platonists while sensors are like the Aristotelians. There is nothing wrong with either side; we are just different :)

He’s not an INFJ though:/

@@Shayne_T I have no idea what personality type he is. I have only seen a lot of people describe him as INFJ.. He doesn't look like an INFJ to me too 😂 He looks to me more like an ENFP.

That’s why it’s important to have both to complete a project with proper tasks assigned to everyone. With only intuitives it will work but the lack of details might weaken the project. And only sensors well, the project may lack long term vision or take too much time to start. As an INTJ I understood early that details were important, but I can’t bother it’s just so boring. I just delegate to someone who enjoy taking care of it (if possible).

As an ENTJ my experience with the S-types in worklife is that they are more prone to stick to whatever the data tells them currently, even if you yourself can see the pattern, sniff out risk and act preventively. Very frustrating. Ofc details are important and should be factual, but my god the myopia!

Enneagram could be part of it. As an INFP with enneagram 5 I think it brings out the more "thinker" side than expected

If you study function stacks, infps can get very tripped up on their Te function and using it as a crutch. I am infp and I use math and facts as a security blanket, but after awhile it becomes very unsatisfying

Omg this is literally me😭 but at the same time whenever I'm telling a story I feel like I forget a lot of specific details so I'm really confused

This is definitely a good idea💡 as even though you are all INFJs you wont do things the same so we'll get to see various textures and layers to this type. Would definitely be a good idea for each MBTI type too (-INFP)

And intuitives are underestimated in real life (because where their strengths lie often can’t be directly-seen unless you know them intellectually). It balances-out.

They can’t help it if they know nothing about sensors and are intimidated.

@@andeeq666 intimidated by who?

@@Anonymous_Anon882 they said the word “sensor” use your intuition

@@hermianix8919 okay, dumbo.

My problem with outlines was the opposite. Every fact ended up being its own point. Too many points in the outline. My categories ended up a list of facts and summaries weren't very summarizing.

Ne dominant types love tangents (ENTP, ENFP) most of all. You sound like someone with Te in slot 1 or 2. As an INTJ I can say "unnecessary" tangents wear me out almost as much as accuracy at the expense of action (ISTP, INTP).

Mas os intuitivos vão sim direto ao ponto. Quem rodeia até chegar ao ponto são os sensores.

Them: "So I ran into Larry -- Lanny? Larry? Yeah, I think his name is Larry. Or is it Lanny?" Me: It doesn't matter!!!!! Just keep going! Them: "So anyway, Larry - or Lanny -- he used to live in that old house by the Thompson farm -- you know it --- yes, you do --- they used to grow blueberries in the summer, and blackberries too, I think?? Because we went out there and picked blueberries and I think we picked blackberries, too. Although maybe the blackberries we picked was that time we drove up to Bloomerville to that berry farm, remember that? And..." Me: But what about Larry?

Same man this is exactly what I need!

yes! i watched some physicist dudes talk about how they didn't know how quantum mechanics lead to macro physics and i understood it immediately. it's like pointillist paintings (ex, Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte featured in ferris bueller's day off), there's many tiny dots doing their own thing but as you pull out they lose distinctness, and you mostly see the larger image they're working together to construct. but the dots don't go away, they're still there, doing their funny little dot things.

I didn’t notice any examples.

@@andeeq666 yeah because he was struggling w/ the examples, he couldn't think of any in the given moment bc he's an intuitive type too (INFP)

Yea he already figure about what the meaning is already but can’t but it in simplified words to tell us why.

(about sending and intuition)

@@romanuza25 Sensing.* :)

@@SoloMonYamashita-Hermit sensing yeah ! ooops!

If you drew your avatar and your banner, that American studio was missing out because your art is great! Fantasy being a intuitive notion doesn't match up with the notion of sensors being the largest population since they're the ones funding pop culture franchises, especially with the notion of ISTJs and ISFJs being the most common types and being so loyal to uphold the enduring fantastical/science fiction characters. Curious if that notion has made a lot of ISFJs think they're INFP because of that stereotype. Although, INFP J.R.R. Tolkien is the one fantasy author to Rule them all! At least what I read, which isn't much, and I haven't read LOTR or Chronicles of Narnia (Horse and His Boy was my favorite...but I don't remember a single thing about it) since I was a kid. Best regards with your illustrator career!

@@JohnHenrysaysHi Thank you so much! I actually drew this when I was 14... I hope I have improved since then , but it means a lot to me that you like it even if it's so old 🌺 Your point is exactly what I had in mind! And Tolkien has also been the example that I think we most have in mind when it comes to that matter. (And I am a Huge fan of Tolkien, half of my fanart is about The Silmarilion XD) Thank you so much for your kind words and I return the best wishes with whatever expresses you the best or the goals you may have. 🌺

​@@CineShinya Hey, as "they" say: make new art but keep the old; one is silver, and the other is gold. And I'm sure your new stuff is gold if you continue that trajectory since you were 14. That American animation studio was missing out. And by "they" I meant me. Psst...you know the all knowing, all seeing "they" narratives? That's me. It's how I get my kicks coming up with all different "you know they say..." narratives, especially coming up with ones that contradict each other to see what happens. I bet you're now re-thinking the well wishes for my goals...although, you did say best meaning, it probably should be for something good, and if not, then you were the kind one suggesting I had noble goals like a stereotypical friendly ISFJ...I'm kidding! Hopefully, I didn't loose with these jokes, but if you'd like to share your inspiration behind your avatar, feel free! Very cool that your fan art is of The Silmarillion. I think Tolkien helped create such a rich template and his LOTR will endure for all time. Regardless of anyone's type, I think he's an amazing inspiration for making art to uplift people, and perhaps, Tolkien's Middle Earth isn't everyone's cup of tea from a surface level, but I think if people find the right variation that caters to their sensibilities, they can appreciate it. And being that Si is so particular, ISFJs be excellent barer of the torch. Also, ISFJ Samwise Gamgee is the best. When I think of best fictional friends, I think of Sam, Cliff Booth (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), Mary Bailey (It's a Wonderful Life), Lisa (Rear Window), Mel Miller (A Face in the Crowd), and...well, pretty much the entire Fellowship of the Ring are up there. Perhaps, the reason behind that American studio's decision was because they were thinking of people wanting a similar appeal with Myers and Briggs where they're trying to give the basic of essence/simplistic representation for the widest appeal for people to project themselves into, but, and I'd enjoy hearing your thoughts, I think of Meyers and Briggs types like emoticons where it's basic cave men language that can be used to represent so many different emotions without context similar to how personality type is just the basic essence of personality type whereas people's full personality is informed how the choices they make with their intellect and will which is informed by people's beliefs, faith, intelligence (which factors into what you initially said about the underestimation of sensors- people are missing out!), maturity, experiences, upbringing, financial situation, job, culture, health, surrounding, education, etc. Conceptually, ISFJs can be more interesting than INFJs since if they're just common types, then the people would have to work more on their personality to stand out, and if they're dominant function is introvert sensing, they're informed/energized with actual experience, and every single person is different, and being that introverted sensing is so particular to the individual, it provides a wealth of interest. And now thanks to the internet, it's probably helped a lot of sensors develop intuition way quicker thanks to the wealth of options for someone with just the right personality at the right time to cater to each individuals particular interests to make them interested in developing intuition in a fun way. And this is just my theory, but I think if type is based on the overall big picture, then it makes sense for types to be be most similar to the same type with one letter off, and possibly the reverse say for an ISFJ since, and please share your thoughts! In order to get refined sensing with Si, it would require extroverted sensing, and I'm currently thinking being introverts, and depending on how much they spend time alone, ISFJs could develop more Fi than Fe, or be focused on their own Fi values to better Fe harmonize with people, which means that they're conceptually adept at Si and Fi which are very particular functions providing for a very unique individual as opposed to an INFJ attempting to simplify everything combined with Fe, that doesn't make for such uniqueness (unless they're more introverted developing that particular Fi which might be a case with Frank James which is a reason people think he's an INFP but I don't know!) which is why I think a lot of people of every type would relate to Frank James' INFJ skit segments since it's the broadest appealing type meaning, it's helpful for setting a standard for cool and attractiveness, but everyone is different so it's just a way to get the general population on the same page to highlight those, like yourself, who don't fit in with the generalities. And getting back to ISFJs, if they're so introverted to develop Fi more (and this is just my theory!), they might think themselves similar to ESFPs along with INFJs, ESFJs, ISFPs, and ISTJs, but the distinction will be apparent when thinking of ISFJs conceptual weakness with thinking and intuition, and because they're weaker in those areas, the more "preferred" Ti and Ne with be help make the distinction where they'll appear so much different conceptually than ESFPs and ISFPs, and then somewhat ISTJs but being that I think the introverted thinking depth of Ti requires breaking apart Te for a refined consistent logic that works for the individual, ISFJs can relate to ISTJs. So the inferior Ne is going to be more apparent with lack of inclination toward Ni and therefore by not being so inclined toward that Ni reduction, ISFJs are going to be interesting....conceptually...everyone is their own unique individual. Also, I think ESFPs might not focus on developing Si like ISFJs with Se because the introverting side of Si isn't required for Se where they can just go go go experiencing and not refining, so an ESFP most likely won't confuse himself or herself with being an ISFJ. And with that, there might be something with ENFPs and ENTPs not being for refining Ni which is why....I'm thinking that might be why Frank James said the types he'd want to be the most alien with are ISFJs, ISTJs, ENFPs, and ENTPs...I didn't think this through, I'm thinking right now as I'm writing to you and I gotta go! haha Hope some of this made sense! Feel free to let me know if you disagree or having any other thoughts! I really appreciate your reply. And your classy pleasant emoticons...as opposed to what I consider to be the caveman over the top smiley faces ones. Emoticons like the flowers you used or Christmas trees help create pleasant tone in a more elegant manner in my opinion but if you use those other emoticons, I don't mind! Hope your week is off to a nice start!

@@JohnHenrysaysHi My friend...I must admit I was astonished, this has the biggest reply I have ever seen on youtube! Which I will take it as that you really gave it some time and thought, so thank you for sharing all these thoughts with me. Also, kudos for the separated paragraphs, they are easier to read. I agree with most things you say, so I don't see a point to elaborate on them one by one. Overall, I find your train of thought quite interesting as also the references and examples you gave. And about your humour, I have an ENTP brother. I can handle a lot~ About the American studios, I agree to what you said, but also the American culture seems to sacrifice quality for quantity in every aspect. More people to please, so more simplified products. The problem with that is that people are satisfied with products below average. You see that in music, you see that in food and films...They focus on the trends and not on making something actually good. Sometimes people are scared of what is good because they can't reach it, so it's not as relatable. The comparison of the INFJs with ISFJs, was pretty much to the point as well, but when it comes to cognitive functions, the culture but also the daily life of each person or their interests might lead to the utilisation of each one of them. You mentioned internet, but also reading interesting books or watching good films can help you grow as a person. I know Ni dominants that can't grasp many philosophical concepts or feel irrelevant to them because their Ni is trapping them in their own point of view, something Ne users don't struggle with as we are open to different perspectives. I have also noticed INFJs make often generalizations and come up with quotes that seem wise at first, but missing all the exceptions and facts, they just created a beautiful lie. Something that doesn't apply in real life. And they refuse to see it. Even FJ here, from his content overall in comparison to other MBTI channels, I don't know if it's an Ni or something else, but... he tends to stick a lot to his own perspective and the way he portrays the characters never breaks the stereotypes or gets deeper. I know the sketches are comedic, but they seem too....2D. Dear Kristin, on the other hand, gives them more depth and has them interact with each other making them more real. But maybe this is also because she is an Extrovert and FJ is an introvert. And this might play a part, as she appears to know well people from each type and mimic their behaviour, still in a comedic way but more dimensional. I am also surprised and glad of your appreciation to my reply and use of emojis that are a little out of the ordinary with a more floral approach. I think smiley faces wouldn't define me as much as an offer. And offering a beautiful flower is as if you indeed give something to the other person more than a smile that might be fake. Even if we still talk about emojis. And artistically speaking, the flower emojis are more elegant than the yellow silly faces, aren't they?~ 🌸🏵🌹🌺🌻🌼🌷 And you can be creative with the aesthetic as well 🍁🍂🍊🌾 Or express not just a fleeting emotion or reaction but your entire state of deeper feelings. 🥀 I didn't think I would come to analyze emojis, but here we are. Thank you for bringing it up. It lead to an interesting path. 💐

​@@CineShinya I really appreciated what you said about the smiley emoticons coming across fake, and I agree. Of course, it depends on the person and sometimes it could provide a helpful balance for more aggressive people where they have to swing the other way over the top emotionally. Also, they're useful to help de-escalate things with them since because since they're so emotional they only respond to emotion, and that's not a feeler or thinker thing which is something that Frank and other people bring up. The Meyers and Briggs foundation says: "Don't confuse Feeling with emotion. Everyone has emotions about the decisions they make. Also do not confuse Thinking with intelligence. Everyone uses Thinking for some decisions and Feeling for others. In fact, a person can make a decision using his or her preference, then test the decision by using the other preference to see what might not have been taken into account." Although, I understand how Fe reads the emotional expressions of others and how Fi values can be informed by ones' emotions, so I think I understand what they're saying. Frank uses emoticons a lot but I understand being that this is channel is how he's making a living so he just has to appeal to what the people want but, if someone used those kind of emoticons with me when it was just me seeing the emoticon, and not the person thinking other people were reading our texts, I wouldn't appreciate it and think they're phony or trying to manipulate me. And I might use emoticons back at them or mirror them to try to help them feel better or I'm on pick up pants patrol in covering my butt from some weirdo. It's like white knight men/feminists being so overly the top about women where I'm thinking, they're probably perverts or I'll see them on the news later on. Also, I think similarly about many into anime with the over the top emotions. Although, the attraction to the over the emotions might be by people who have trouble reading people so they need the over the top emotions. That might have something to with INTPs and ISTPs being into anime. My inability to read people well is one interested I had in Meyers and Briggs so I'm not putting anyone down, and it's something I actually broke down over years ago when someone was asking when I was interest in Meyers and Briggs because I wasn't good at reading people...but I think I'm decent in away, which I'm sure you, and anyone is, if you're a "real person", it doesn't matter what type you are: real recognizes real. Everyone appreciates authenticity. Reasonably of course, there's a time and a place for everything, and everyone should have privacy and with so many weirdos, I don't recommend full out authenticity but more relative authenticity. Not bashing anime, since Dragon Ball was my favorite franchise, and Son Goku was my favorite fictional character (at least up to the Freeza arc since he and the rest of the characters lost their intelligence and, while they are flawed, they had a nobility to them, and that nobility was lost as well...plus, the writing made no sense but that's another conversation). Also, I like Ponyo when I saw it. And I saw that you had anime looking videos on your channel, and that's the kind of anime aesethetic I think is great. But regardless of my preferences, hopefully you understood what I meant with my Spidey sense going off with certain people into the overly emotional fake nice guy stuff where, again, it's like "I'll see you on the news" and stay away from kids, and all our daughters and sisters, weirdos! Uh oh I gotta go! Uh...Your explanation for emoticons was excellent. This is my favorite reply I ever got in this channel. Also, great observation on what you said about Ni. Although, with Frank James, the reason not to go deep is because he's appeal to potentially millions, and can't go deeper/more nuanced because then that would veer away from personality type and more into personality in my opinion. The cartoony-ness helps and while I think Kristin has great skits (After her Easter one, I think she went down a really niche dorky path where she lost me, but then I saw her recent Philosopher ones and that was back own point because I didn't think her skits were very good (to be frank, I thought her last one with the INTP was awful). I gotta go. Thank you for your thoughts. Feel free to tag me any time to see me in the comments. I write a lot of out there stuff because I'm trying to be entertaining but also...fluff to keep certain people away. And also, I write things to make a point so I gotta go Hope you have a great day! Thank you so much! Please keep using your creative, graceful, elegant emoticons. I've been thinking about emoticons for years and was so happy to read your post! Also, again rushing so sorry if this is all over the place!

Well said, eh yes. -enfp

It didn't feel like a rant to me. I mean, i do rant about those long intros, which I agree with even as an intuitive. But I do agree that is wasn,t very intuitive of him thinking that people that do that are intuitive because I am not like that. Like, those videos with long intros are not even talking much about the subject at hand so it's not even a resume.

I agree it was about intuition. I’m a sensor and it didn’t make any sense to me.

Exatamente. Sabendo do que se trata, fica mais fácil de imaginar o que pode ocorrer em ir discutirão os detalhes. Eu acho que os sensoriais são muito robotizados e sem nenhuma imaginação...😒

E o que seria "sair pela tangente"? Porque se tiver relacionado com rodeios e detalhes insignificantes, definitivamente eu não me encaixo, porque gosto de ir direto ao ponto.

But don't people go into tangents ehen they are trying to get all the facts straight? Like recalling petty details like the name of a person or road or town and eho was there and why etc.?

Do you know what your mbti type is?

@@luiiiandmovieee infp

@@Leazha08 cool, me too!

@@luiiiandmovieee aye that’s nice 😊