Greta

@bethanysinkyroses, @jess, @dragon-snapper, @mariposa, @winter-rose, @kate-flournoy, @everyoneelsewhohelpedorsawthis

So, my final choice, partly because it’s my favorite and partly because it seems to be the majority of everyone else’s favorite is:

Blackened Rose
Bloodied Crown
Broken Seal

Now, I might change the Bloodied Crown one later on.…[Read more]

The MBTI type of turbulent, I mean.

@emma-flournoy By the way, are you very turbulent?

@BethanySinkyRoses also just like to point out; this—

However, I have read MBTI blogs which treat the analysis like another “gospel.” (If you strengthen your weaker functions, you’ll be perfect or saved from your faults or sins.)

is what happens when man tries to explain human nature without factoring God in. Ultimately everything you study…[Read more]

@BethanySinkyRoses also just like to point out; this—

However, I have read MBTI blogs which treat the analysis like another “gospel.” (If you strengthen your weaker functions, you’ll be perfect or saved from your faults or sins.) T

is what happens when man tries to explain human nature without factoring God in. Ultimately everything you study…[Read more]

@Bethany-Sinky-Roses also just like to point out; this—

However, I have read MBTI blogs which treat the analysis like another “gospel.” (If you strengthen your weaker functions, you’ll be perfect or saved from your faults or sins.) T

is what happens when man tries to explain human nature without factoring God in. Ultimately everything you s…[Read more]

@Mark-Kamibaya woohoo! You are brave! 😛

Well, pretty much everything’s been said… how deeply have you studied MBTI? Do you view it as a classification system or pieces to a bigger puzzle? Because a classification system it definitely is not.

@Jane-Maree INFP?

@BethanySinkyRoses hmmm… with you I’m not so sure. Sometimes you can tell just…[Read more]

@graciegirl YESSS! Daeuses shall steal gladly. *licks lips*

@graciegirl I have noticed that. Just goes to show you how much improvement two letters can make. Don’t tell me spelling isn’t important.

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That aside, I think there’s a whole set of patterns like that with the cognitive functions. Not that I know them… Deauses don’t know these things. Daeuses let the INFPs figure these things out…[Read more]

@dragon-snapper @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose @ethryndal I’ll be editing for an hour here.

@dragon-snapper @northerner @graciegirl @winter-rose @etryndal I’ll be editing for an hour here.

Are you an ENFP @jane-maree???

@mark-kamibaya I understand that MBTI isn’t completely real. Like what Jess Penrose was saying, we can’t be put into a mold of one type of person or the next. Besides, I could never understand it for my characters. It really only told me whether he was an extrovert or an introvert.
Phsychology…along with time travel, is one of those things I…[Read more]

Btw, MBTI isn’t a mold, it’s a framework. Similar to how a dwarf and a giant are both human, you could have two people who are radically different but who still process their environments in similar ways.

Also, MBTI is not a surefire way to organize a business. That’s because, again, it’s not a mold, it’s a framework. MBTI can help an…[Read more]

Btw, MBTI isn’t a mold, it’s a framework. Similar to how a dwarf and a giant are both human, you could have two people who are radically different but who still process their environments in similar ways.

Also, MBTI is not a surefire way to organize a business. That’s because, again, it’s not a mold, it’s a framework. MBTI can help an…[Read more]

LOl, @mark-kamibaya, you’re super brave. That is an interesting article, though none of the points seem very substantial at all except the lack of publicized research in journals. That’s a big problem, though I’d be interested to hear what the MBTI community says about it.

The five-factor model also looks interesting. I’d like to know more about…[Read more]

@jane-maree I’m signing out. I wrote 1161 words. Good luck!

@daeus Awesome!
@jane-maree I’m still going!

@dragon-snapper @jane-maree Thanks for writing. I got probably 500 words written for a course lesson.