[ SECRET POST #3043 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3043 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I swear to god half the people I know have gotten INTJ, or claim to be INTJ, which is ridiculous because in the very same quiz they'll tell you INTJ is one of the rarest groups, especially in women. I've gotten INTJ, like you OP, and like you, it doesn't match at all. There's something very off about the way the questions are set up.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, INTJ and INTP are by far the most popular types on the internet, and yet are both supposedly super rare. Maybe the internet attracts a particular demographic, but I also think the tests tend to push people toward N, for example ("S = You're a boring person who has difficulty thinking outside the box. N = You are a super special imaginative unicorn!" Exaggerating, obviously, but I think it takes a certain brand of contrariness to choose S over N when you see the descriptions people give).