[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[philstar22]

The results really fit. And for me, the first time I did it, it was a real eye opener in terms of understanding parts of my personality that are really different from the rest of my family (specifically the I and the J).

I'm either an INFP or an INTP. I'm in the middle on thinker/feeler.

I can't speak for anyone else, but this is the one personality test that really does fit me and seems very accurate.

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[belladonna_took]

Hiiiii personality twin.

I didn't really think it was that accurate until I started reading the career advice stuff and I was like. Crap. This is me. Stop being in my brain.

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[philstar22]

I haven't actually looked at the career advice, though I seem to recall lawyer being on a list of one of the tests I looked at as a kid.

Mostly, though, I've found it useful in understanding how I relate to other people, particularly my family.

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[belladonna_took]

I might have to go read all this stuff again.

There was a lot that sort of resonated about how I approach situations and resolve conflicts that I should probably try to keep in mind when I'm dealing with things that frustrate me.

Now if I can find it without having to read about how my soul animal is a bird or I need more amethysts to the north of my bed... :/

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[philstar22]

Yup. There was a lot of things with it that resonated with me. The biggest the first time around was my P vs. my family's J. Because I honestly never understood their obsession with me cleaning things and having everything perfectly organized or their obsession with lists and doing things way early whereas they never got my disorganization and procrastination. And that led to so many fights as a kid and so much frustration. So it really helped all of us to relate to each other better.

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[belladonna_took]

Yes. This. I am clean, but I am definitely not organised. Sometimes I actually enjoy watching people lose their shit over it.
I'll do things when they need doing. If they don't need doing, I'm not doing them.
Procrastination can be motivating. Things get done! I do things!

Re: Myers-Briggs test

[(Anonymous)]

Same, on everything. Weird.