He definitely seems more easy-going than the average ISTJ, but I think it's because of his medical condition; I imagine that would make him really want to live life by the fullest. ...That being said, I don't think I'd ever say "I'm always up for a challenge." He must have *really* developed his inferior function to have such bravery. Also, I'm glad I re-discovered you! The name change threw me off a bit, but after giving you an honorable mention in my upcoming video, I managed to track you down, and I'm intrigued to sift through your content!
Very cool and interesting meeting. According to his answers, looks, stuff, behavior, eyes...he seems more ENTP. It's happen a lot people see themselves upside/down. The test is not a good indicator for Ne dom, they are really introverts too. I would like to debate to, but I don't want hurt the feelers.
I thought he was one too but he heavily relies on his Si. He told me he eats the same thing, watched the same news or show in the morning, and has watched game of thrones multiple times but each time looking at it through a different perspective. He also says he enjoys his routine a lot and talked about morals. His overall lifestyle is Si dominant but he clearly has good use of Ne. Which I thought was peculiar He mentioned not liking thoughts meandering so they don’t go to a dark path which seems like his Ne grip. I think what’s going on is that people with ADHD are probably more predisposed to using their extroverted perceiving function regardless of being an introvert or extrovert due to their dopamine deficiency and inability to regulate focus normally. But that’s my opinion.
@@mbtisocialclub I think you right and it's logic "more predisposed to using Se or Ne" and be distracted surely. It's an amazing meet. You are both similar : Introvert personality type with a good use of the inferior. If we don't take time to know you better and talk/listen, we can confuse you : INTJ with ESFP, & ISTJ with ENTP. That's very cool. Thank for sharing.
He definitely seems more easy-going than the average ISTJ, but I think it's because of his medical condition; I imagine that would make him really want to live life by the fullest.
...That being said, I don't think I'd ever say "I'm always up for a challenge." He must have *really* developed his inferior function to have such bravery.
Also, I'm glad I re-discovered you! The name change threw me off a bit, but after giving you an honorable mention in my upcoming video, I managed to track you down, and I'm intrigued to sift through your content!
Oh yes I changed my strategy, only mbti content and making insta Reddit and Facebook page and discord
Very cool and interesting meeting.
According to his answers, looks, stuff, behavior, eyes...he seems more ENTP.
It's happen a lot people see themselves upside/down. The test is not a good indicator for Ne dom, they are really introverts too.
I would like to debate to, but I don't want hurt the feelers.
I thought he was one too but he heavily relies on his Si.
He told me he eats the same thing, watched the same news or show in the morning, and has watched game of thrones multiple times but each time looking at it through a different perspective.
He also says he enjoys his routine a lot and talked about morals.
His overall lifestyle is Si dominant but he clearly has good use of Ne.
Which I thought was peculiar
He mentioned not liking thoughts meandering so they don’t go to a dark path which seems like his Ne grip.
I think what’s going on is that people with ADHD are probably more predisposed to using their extroverted perceiving function regardless of being an introvert or extrovert due to their dopamine deficiency and inability to regulate focus normally.
But that’s my opinion.
@@mbtisocialclub I think you right and it's logic "more predisposed to using Se or Ne" and be distracted surely. It's an amazing meet.
You are both similar : Introvert personality type with a good use of the inferior. If we don't take time to know you better and talk/listen, we can confuse you : INTJ with ESFP, & ISTJ with ENTP.
That's very cool. Thank for sharing.
Which test do you do to type? Hopefully not the 16p test. Just asking, also wondering with the interviews, how you type someone.
Human metrics test I like.