What's your Myers-Briggs personality?

Hoping that no-one is taking this seriously.

But I got INTJ, peasant skrelps.

The first time I took the test (for a college class), I got ISFJ. According to the write up, that's the Butt-Monkey of the personality types. You can bet I was overjoyed to find that out.

The second time I took the test (today), I got INFJ.

ISTP
Introvert(44%) Sensing(25%) Thinking(50%) Perceiving(56%)
I used to be an INTP though

INTP, and I feel like this place is a magnet to us.

At least you didn't get INTJ, which is basically the Disney Villain personality.

INTJs get Krugman and Nietzsche. Can't complain about that.

Oh, and Keynes.

edited 1st Apr '15 11:53:06 PM by RatherRandomRachel

INFP, with the F being the most definite by far.

(Rumors that I'm only posting in the forums to check out my shiny new relationship status that I didn't know I could set until recently are completely unfounded.)

edited 2nd Apr '15 7:15:52 AM by ProgenyExMachina

Either ENFP or ISFP, depending on the day. I don't necessarily agree that people can be categorized that easily, but it's fun to take the tests.

I got INTP, just like quite a few others, it seems. I'm very much an introvert.

I've consistently gotten INTP over the years.

I got ISTP. Apparently Bruce Lee and Meg Ryan have the same personality type, not sure how I should make of that...

According to this test which I would strongly recommend over the one that was already linked, in correlation to additional information from this site, I am the most INTP who ever INTP'ed, ever.

As a general rule of thumb I view the results more as an overarching yet still scarily accurate pattern than a precise analysis (of course one must also consider that some tend to project a little bit too much of themselves on any given template). I have some E and J quirks, though overall I realize that my E tendencies are mostly trained so that I have an easier time in light social situations. I tend to over-organize everything, which is why the other test probably put me as an INTJ, but I am super-inconsequential when persuing schedules, particularly long-term ones.

Also, I am not a Special Little Snowflake! Just because no one understands me ...

edited 17th Apr '15 10:57:58 AM by LewisLiddel

Both of the tests tell me I'm an INFP, which fits considering that I took another one in mid-2014 and got the same result.

According to the tests, (and others)

... INFP Introvert(67%) iNtuitive(62%) Feeling(62%) Perceiving(56%) You have distinct preference of Introversion over Extraversion (67%) You have distinct preference of Intuition over Sensing (62%) You have distinct preference of Feeling over Thinking (62%) You have moderate preference of Perceiving over Judging (56%)

I'm surprised I didn't score absolute perfect on the Introversion. I'm pretty sure I could be a hermit if that were a valid career option.

Lewis Liddel, I tried the one that you linked, but apparently I tied for too many. :P

I love how almost everyone is considered introverted. We're a bunch of quiet nerds.

Mine is a really weird case because I'm more EXTROVERTED around people I know well, like my classmates. Hell, I was voted Most Talkative. But I hate going to parties, being around a bunch of strangers (unless I know we have something in common, so Forensics and shit is okay), and crowds. Also, I almost never go out on weekends because I'm a massive hermit.

edited 15th May '15 4:43:45 AM by Explosivo25

I'm an ISFP!

I wonder what it is that makes TV Tropes - specifically the forums - so alluring to introverts, especially those who are also Perceiving rather than Judging. Maybe it's just me, but it seems like the grand majority of the people here are some variant of people here are either ISFP, INFP, or ISTP.

That topic came up in a chatroom I was in the other day

I took the test twice and got ISFP both times.

I've taken the test roughly ten times over the years. I'm basically the poster-child for INFJ

I'm an INTP, and I should be proud, but......... It's hard to be proud of being an INTP when most of the INTP characters are boring "For Science" villains or Smart stoic sidekicks. Seriously, I'm an INTP, I'm indeed introverted, not all-around sociable and usually reserved but I'm really far from stoic (in fact at times my behavior and main motivations are actually more similar to an ENTP than an INTP, doing things because I find it fun and usually being a Troll with the people) I don't know, at times I think I'm more of an ENTP rather than INTP (perhaps there is some subjetivism here, Kefka Palazzo, my favorite villain is frecuently typed as ENTP like the Joker, some other villain that I like too) Or perhaps I'm just overthinking this too much. Well, at least my favorite heroine Twilight Sparkle (who is indeed a "For the science" girl a lot of the time, but she is far from stoic and can be pretty badass a lot of the time) and Dipper Pines(one of my favorite heroes too) are INTP's than I really like.

I'm INFP. I'm not so sure if that's a good thing

I'm INFP. I used to be INTP I think...

INTJ But sometimes I get INTP. This makes sense, because I don't understand the difference between judging and perceiving. I am very strong in N.

Is that weird? I really don't. The other three metrics I get.

Introvert(72%) iNtuitive(91%) Thinking(38%) Judging(1%)

Judging: You usually plans how to do the things with deatil and pressision and you like to have everything scheduled. You prefer plan the things rather tha improvise. (Xanatos Gambit)

Perciving: More laid back and either you don't usually plan at all or your plans are simple and not overly detailed, you are more adaptable and tends to change your opinions when the situation requires. You prefer improvise rather than planning everything. (Xanatos Speed-Chess)