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@daeus How do you figure?
In that case, any guesses for what the rest of us are? Or at least how we come off on here? 😛@writefury Did I say ISTP? Ooop! Yeah, definitely not that. I meant INFP. My brother’s an ISTP so I have that stuck in my head. It was the “E” I doubted
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@daeus Aaaah… that makes a little more sense. XD Funny though, you’re an ENFJ so your brother would be the letter opposite of you… we have a few of those in our family. My mom and dad are actually letter opposites. 😛
While I’m at it, I may as well take some more guesses.
Warning: I may not have read through the descriptions of hardly any of these.
Tessa Just: ESFP
David Hunter: INTP
Ingrid: ESFJ
Hope: ENFPOk, that’s probably good for now. I really shouldn’t make myself look too crazy. It is kinda funny, my brother and one of my best friends are both ISTPs. I never have any idea what they’re saying and tend to zone out at such times, but I seem to get along well with them.
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*Laughs suppressively* ISTP indeed. *chuckles lightly* That was really funny actually.
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@hope, get over here quick, @Daeus is conducting psychological experiments on the entire forum! Too cool to miss! 😛
Well @Daeus, I took the test again, and I do appear to be an INFP, but I read the description of an INFP and while a lot of it does sound very much like me, a good bit of it doesn’t. For instance, I love debate. (Argument, whatever you want to call it 😉 ) I will seek out a heated discussion simply for the beauty of discussion. I am also a very analytical person— in fact a LOT of the ISTP’s thought process would apply to me in most cases, though I am not in the least adventurous. *shudder* Sky diving? Equivalent to life-threatening heart attack.
I also have more of the scatterbrained-ness of the ENFP.Soooo… I guess that means I’m not really dominantly one or the other. *shrugs, raises eyebrows* 😉 😀
It was still cool to take the test— and I’ll probably be using it for help with my characters quite a bit when I need it. Thanks for mentioning this, guys! I didn’t even know it existed. 😛
@kate-flournoy More like I’m setting off psychological bombs that might just happen to hit the target if I throw enough of them.
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What they said about me wasn’t perfect either, but it was super-duper close.
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@Daeus …apparently I’m ENTJ-A (whatever the A means). And what does EN mean? I was looking over the rest of the conversation, but all these initials are still making my head spin.
INTJ - Inhumane. No-feelings. Terrible. Judgment and doom on everyone.
@hope I know that the A is for Assertive.
I looked it up just now and the (E) is for Extraversion and the (N) is for Intuition 🙂https://rolenahatfield.com/
Here’s what the other letters stand for. I pulled these off the 16 personalities site.
* Introversion (I) or Extraversion (E)
* Intuition (N) or Sensing (S)
* Thinking (T) or Feeling (F)
* Judging (J) or Perceiving (P)And the last two letters (A) and (T) are for
Assertive and Turbulenthttps://rolenahatfield.com/
@kate-flournoy, Yeah, when I took the test, the description didn’t sound like me at all. I think I’m ambivert because I usually get pretty even Extroverted and Introverted results.
@hope That makes more sense for you than ENFP. As soon as I said that, I thought, “No, not that, but what?” A is assertive as opposed to “T” which is turbulent.
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