Karina Sanchez

So, @emma-flournoy, you said you see a lot of the ISFJ in yourself. Here are my thoughts on why the comparison between ISFJ and ENFJ traits.

ISFJ traits:
.A mixture of sensitivity and strong analysis. This also describes and ENFJ perfectly.
Reserved, though good with interacting with people and building friendships. This is very close to an ENFJ.…[Read more]

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yes! That would be cool! If you do, tag me. ;P

@That_Writer_Girl_99 can’t speak for them, but when I do stuff like this I use Photoshop.

*sits quietly in the background and learns cool stuff*

@that_writer_girl_99 We’re talking about cognitive functions. Check this out.

@emma-flournoy What @graciegirl said. I was hoping you’d figure the last two out with enough thought, but it could be hard to do if you don’t know yourself really really well.

Here are the functions for ISFJ and ENFJ.

ISFJ:
Si
Fe
Ti
Ne

ENFJ:
Fe
Ni
Se
Ti

So, the fact…[Read more]

@emma-flournoy Well, just because your functions are really close doesn’t mean much about your cognitive functions. For instance, you’re close on N and S. Both ENFJs and ISFJs have both an N and an S cognitive function though.

Currently, your estimation of yourself isn’t nailing one type, but it is definitely hinting strongly at one type.…[Read more]

This article has some more info to tell what your functions are in the first few paragraphs. http://thoughtcatalog.com/heidi-priebe/2015/06/if-youre-confused-about-your-myers-briggs-personality-type-read-this-an-intro-to-cognitive-functions/

@emma-flournoy lol. Okay, well, one thing you should know is that all types have two extroverted functions and two introverted functions.

@that_writer_girl_99 Yep. 😉 Zikers! Zikers! Zikers!

@kate-flournoy @emma-flournoy *sigh* Let me see what I can do. Just a min…

@That_Writer_Girl_99 *is inspired*

True. All of it. *sighs* I suppose I’m not ready to be a teacher yet, then. 😉

NOW I’VE GOTTA GO WRITE. EXCUSE ME.

Tell you guys what. @Daeus @That_Writer_Girl_99 @Emma-Flournoy LET ME READ THE BOOK I’M GETTING. And then I will do a post on here and explain everything I understand. I know a tiny bit about cognitive functions but nowhere near enough to explain coherently.
See, this is the problem with being a teacher of something you’re fascinated by……[Read more]

@Daeus *freaks out* NO! I’M NOT READY! I HAVE TO GET IT STRAIGHT IN MY HEAD FIRST! 😛

@emma-flournoy Okay. Tell you what. Talk with @kate-flournoy about this. Maybe that will help you come to a firmer decision. I don’t want to give you an analysis with you being so uncertain.

@Dragon-Snapper uhhhh… calligraphy is a good place. 😛 Any art, really, though as calligraphy focuses more on words and their composition it’s excellent for setting a groundwork.

@emma-flournoy You know, I really don’t know if bipolars really exist. You can have bipolar moods at least…

@That_Writer_Girl_99 yep! Though if you could share the link again… my computer crashed and I lost it. 🙁

Welcome back @Corissa-Maiden-of-Praise! The world can always use more ENFJs. 😉

@bethanysinkyroses Heh heh. 😀 Honestly, it was just the one line where you asked the question. It gave me an ESTP feel (not ESFP, btw). If that’s not right though, I’ll guess either INTP or ENTP.

@emma-flournoy Ah, that’s a neat article. It makes much more sense that way. You mean to tell me Kate was wrong? Zikers, what’s gotten into her?

Now, the one thing I want to know is the exact difference between feeling like an A/T and acting like an A/T. Historically, I’ve both felt and acted like an A. nowadays though, I feel like a T and act…[Read more]

Yeaaaaahhh!!!

That’s for you returning and for being an ENFJ (which is really awesome). 😉