So good hey!?!?

Yes !! Short , simple and understandable!!

instablaster...

i laugh every time

Artbug I’m an infp is it normal for me to feel the same way

As an intp, this is my life.

@@Sts998 well it's your third function so yes. I'm an infp and my Si shows too sometimes

potato - your five senses perceive sense-facts. That's literally what they do.

this comment is super useful!

Fatty. :P

We have a 91 year old grandma like that. A family joke is that we should make a multiple choice quiz based on memories she's repeatedly shared of her life.

Yes! My dad will tell the same story with the same words in the same order. It's freaking archival.

My dad too lol

potato psoas My mom is an ISTJ and I am an ENFP. I have to just let her go through the motions as I mumble in agreement until see is finished. Ideas I entertain only cause concern and push her further into the loop...

Same here with my dad. Okay, it's a trend, book it.

I empathise with your friend, as an ISTJ xD Immediately, in response to your comment, I thought "Well that's just asking for trouble, skipping steps! If you do it right the first time, you don't have to go back and fix what you screwed up for not giving your teacher/boss/etc just what they've asked for. Once you give them what they want, then you can run around being a fuck up for shits and giggles, and no one will bother you about it." That's my mantra; do things right, do it beautifully and make people proud so they'll leave you the fuck alone and you can go do the things you REALLY want to do.

@@KelseyStanbrook This comment made me instinctively groan as a lead Ne. You're 100% typed right lol, type is scarily real

Same here as an INTJ

Syogren I have the same problem too :( it feels like after MBTI my sense of identity has been really scattered becauSe I’m always switching inbetween what type i think I am

Me in a nutshell

im getting an enfp vibe from your comment

Because ENFPs have no structure or identity XD I suggest instead recognizing the qualities that are your demons and then you’ll start to appreciate being on the opposite end of the spectrum. Learn to enjoy the chaos; having more creativity and spontaneity is more fun!

@@kylebarrington8873 yah i when i take erickthor test i get enfp but i m an introvert and it doesnt fit i thought i was intp then in 16 personalities test it get me to intj A like whaaaatttt so yah i m confused as hell

Yoongi

The irony.... 😅

"very adapt at giving attention to detail. unlike the person who typed this."

I was thinking I would have put "detail-oriented" -- although I don't know if that's accurate, but imo it seems right. I personally get in trouble from it as much as it has helped me, since, yeah, I'm a person who seems to often see details that others don't, but I also sure miss the connections and big pictures a lot.

Oh, and I'm pretty sure I do make typos and errors like this, and I even don't get bent out of shape over it. O_o' Fingers honestly just have a mind of their own sometimes.

And the ENTP’s watching will still put it on 2x speed

I had it on 1.5 speed. Infj

I don't even have to speed it up, compared to most other KZfaqrs! (INFP)

I thought the same thing!

while I'm at it, I'd close the window for better tv watching lol

Me too -ENFP

I was listening to him rather than analysing the photo hahaha but cool

🤣😅

I hope you'll never get to work in a nuclear power plant !

You are going to be a good doctor... push until it hurts.

See the online class on their website

a channel called NT support has good street-typing videos. They have 4 dudes all doing the typing and from the videos I've seen, usually at least 3 out of 4 of them seem to independently come to the same conclusion, and most of their audience is in agreement.

He says it all the time : Get to know that person over a long period of time... He can't make a video out of that. Well, he probably speed type people like the rest of us, tho. But it's not the point of his course.

Trayson INTP?

I’m an Infj and I heavily relate to this feeling.

Well, in INTPs Si is a terciary function. Which means you could be an INTP with a very well developed Si, it could def happen.

+Bug Folk I think people with Ni and Se have a very good timing for everything in general. Dom-Se know when to jump into the action to shine their brightest lights, while Dom-Ni know how much time has elapsed since events X and Y in a very intangible way. My personal example is that I'm NEVER late for anything...even when I leave my house "late". Similarly, I put my alarm clock on snooze with the intent of sleeping 10mins, then usually wake up BEFORE the 10mins countdown is about to hit the -30s mark. I'm Vegetarian, but when I cook meat, I figure out when the dish is ready without tasting it. It's a really strange experience though: like living out in the realm of Spacetime rather than the world of Gravity. :)

Now that you mention it I do notice much of the time I can kind of know or guess time/ hour/ sometimes within a 5-10 min range) of day without looking at a watch. I do anyway to make sure I'm accurate with making bus schedules, but I have an idea how long it takes for me to walk to the stop. Sometimes I there will be a gut feeling is something is going to go wrong, like I'm going to miss the transfer. Sometimes that proves to be normal anxiety, but other times it really happens just as my hunch foresaw. Fe related: I sometimes seem to "know" what to say or do and cheer someone up in a bad mood. One instance was on the bus, I heard an emotional exchange over the phone with a mother and her daughter. Whatever it was, distressed the mother. She snapped and then grunted "Uffda" and all of a sudden I just laughed and blurted out "You said Uffda!" and she suddenly cheered up and laughed along. I had this happen today in a gift store with an older lady and her grown daughter or caretaker trying to offer her random things and her saying "No I can't use this? What am I going to do with it?" She was negative and downbeat. But I had the urge to joke with her, tease her by offering her a toy snake. At then she opened up about being a rare person who likes snakes, shared personal details about her past, and started opening up. We could have carried the conversation a bit more but I was with a college class field trip and we had to go. But it kind of spooked me how that worked out, knowing that was quite a risk. Sometimes anxiety holds me back from acting on those Fe moments, but when I do it is interesting what happens.

+Bug Folk This is a great and enlightening account. :) Yes, for Fi-Tert users, I think INTJs can catwalk the Fe-realm in crisis situations really well. I think your idea that it might be Ni-Se related makes a lot of sense, now that I look at certain social situations in retrospect (i.e IXFJs confiding so freely in me like I'm their psychanalyst). Just don't shove me in the middle of an EXFJ party.

I can "walk" Fi at times, but I feel shame and a sense of being exposed later if it isn't reciprocated. Having PMS depression intensifies this effect. Fe is looking for external validation for whether my emotion is an appropriate reaction but then also realizing no one else is a mind reader, thus trying to figure it out by myself, but being unable to change my emotions internally. Best I can do is seek out someone to bounce that off and get feedback to check my level of emotional balance. This tends to be very effective, much better than self analysis. But throw me in large social gathering and, I don't believe I can sustain ExFJ party either. In my cause it may not be death by Fe. More like Death by Se? Death by Ti? I can bounce of an E's energy, but the sensory stimuli like noise and music, and a bit of feeling like there's too much info to keep up with and I need to return to my quiet place is what gets me. But if I am an ambivert maybe I'm I am xNFJ. Considering that, could that explain why both Fe and Se values can fluctuate in a person? If I focus, Se works like my above post. It can also be a hindrance when losing or misplacing stuff. When under stress I get to "speed reading" and thus end up with things seeming to be either out of focus or poorly rendered in my mind. (think anxiety attack, everything is glowing and swooshing just like the movies.) Just trying to determine whether Ti or if Se is my inferior. Or perhaps they swap order depending on circumstance and emotional state.

+Bug Folk Hm. It does seem like you use Fe as your standard tool to interact with/navigate the world. Fi is probably your sort of alerting you that you might be going overboard with the Fe-ness, but at the same time leaving you in a difficult situation where your emotions are neither processed nor validated (I have the same issue with making Te-heavy decisions and then pondering whether I've thought the whole process through accurately). Talking about parties, I have an INFJ colleague and he always goes mental when people around him are unnecessarily loud for the sake of loudness = degree zero of communication. It's like a mix of Fe-Ti->Se exasperation. Funny thing is, he does that sassy thing against anyone he considers close to him. :) With the amount of analysis you are doing, I doubt that you are Ti-inf. Ti-Inf (ExFJs) usually make zero sense to me as they vent with some kind of badly hidden agenda while pretending to be objective in their observations.

@@cocob0l0 I meant more like knowledge and learning than about long term memories of people and events.

9:3:3:1 doe

I don't think your first function can be a demon. Your second or third can be though, and your fourth always is. Depression can be a result of many different factors, but I don't think it is the result of any personality type in and of itself. Just a thought, it could stem from having a severe imbalance in your functions or how you spend your energy/time, likely your first and fourth functions. For whatever it's worth, I'm still figuring our this myself, so take what I'm saying with a grain of salt.

Primary Ni recipe for depression: Pick a girl you like and have visions many years into the future, then wait for reality to crush your dreams.

Se is a function that gathers new information like Ne gathering new concepts, the big idea is that they're both gathering functions. Your first function is harder to notice since it's the function you're using the most. Me having Ni as lead is hard for me to notice myself using until I start recognizing that I'm obsessively organizing physically to avoid chaotic mess around me. Sometimes I'm aware that I went over the same concepts over and over again. It'll take me at least two weeks to months until I'm ready to gather more concepts. What you're describing about Fi is the action of the animal Consume. The expression for Consume is Oe + Di meaning it takes an extroverted perceiving function plus an introverted decider. In this case based off of what you have described, you would be using Se + Fi; you're gathering new information based on what you like. This requires you to use two functions simultaneously. Remember anybody can do everything. Anybody can compare from their past experience, it's how you're doing it that makes the difference. I compare my recent art projects with my old ones and focus on how I improved over the years knowing I'll get even better in the future if I keep practicing. Saying someone can compare due to their own memory is a very broad way of tracking sensory in general. Using that to only track Si would break down very easy since everyone can compare from their past experience.

He totally blows it there. I don't give rats ass about whether someone stuff is better or worse than my stuff. Se is not into hierarchical sorting based on "status," that is a Si thing. I may make a judgement, "that's a nice painting" but that's it.

I think a good way to separate the two is perception functions (N and S) are passive ordering and gathering while judging functions (T and F) are active ordering and gathering

He mainly meant that you kinda suck at your Si, just like I suck at Fe, or he sucks at Se. (If I remember well) Demon is just another term for "repressed"