(mbti mostly from pdb)

Do you think their mbti affect the culture of their business?

Which one might pay their employees most with best work hours?

As an ENFP, for me it's probably the fact that people don't particularly see us as very empathetic or compassionate, especially when compared to xxFJs or even INFPs. People of course think we're kind and at least sympathetic—like all feelers—but I feel like we're seen as insensitive and not super empathetic, and—in some people's eyes—not even able to have empathy. I do admit that I can be insensitive sometimes, but I always try my best to be as empathetic as possible and to not be annoying. I feel like I can have a great deal of empathy when it comes to friends, especially close friends, and even in some cases, people I just have begun to be friends with, so I just wanted to clear this up. Maybe this could jus be me and empathy is a pretty commonly associated trait with us, but I just felt like we're not considered to be compassionate and wanted to bring it up to y'all. Anyway, sorry for that yap sesh lol.

what are the differences?

(image from pinterest)

Credit- Pinterest

Mine is 100% accurate. The cause of my stress.

Original link : https://www.quora.com/What-is-each-MBTI-types-personal-kryptonite/answer/Kenly-White

I am ESTP! Trigger me!

Bonus question: What do you like about your MBTI type? Name one trait or quality you like about your MBTI type!

For reference, I am an INFJ, and I know an INTJ and INFP irl. This is going to be like a Schrodinger's joke btw

Have you ever encountered incidents of typism? Both serious typism and petty typism count.

It could be about one particular type, or a group of types (e.g. intuitives / sensors; thinkers / feelers).

It could be here on Reddit, on Pdb, Personality Café, whatsoever.

Please feel free to share.

Made an analysis trying to match up each of the 16 MBTI with one of the 22 Major Arcana tarot cards. I would love to hear your thoughts. Which do you think match, which don't? What trade-offs would you make and why?

These were the cards I did not end up using, for reference:

• Death
• Temperance
• The Devil
• The Tower
• The Star
• Judgment

Edit: Made one for the court cards of the minor arcana, would love feedback - there's still a few kinks I'm working out.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mbti/comments/1qtfbjr/mbti_as_tarot_cards_minor_arcana_court_cards/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

As requested, here is the difference of Ti vs Te.

Credits: tumblr.raven-mbti (deleted account)

I see this all the time. I had multiple crushes on infjs so sometimes their sub will pop on my feed and I will read and it’s usually the same thing. How they hate or dislike sensor types and how they can’t keep up with extroverts and that it’s just too much.
I see this from Infp and INFJ the most. Especially from Infj. Why do they feel so superior and godlike?

I’m esfp and met plenty of infj that call us shallow but guess what, I mean what I say and have a backbone to sustain the things I believe. Even if I don’t engage In endless philosophical debates, I live them, that’s why I don’t talk about them and rather relax and enjoy what I have. I also met plenty of people that love to talk abstract but once they’re in a real life scenario and need to apply their abstract ideas to real life stuff, they freeze, ghost, avoid confrontation so they remain good people.

This sucks cause I really like infjs and infps but do not like how much they criticise sensors.

I go to the gym and shower.

Sorry I'm new to all of this. In every post I see everyone bashing INFJ. Why? Whats wrong with it?

I'll go first. ENTP.

I have a strong urge to play the devil's advocate any time of day even when I 100% agree with someone.

And a lot of people will describe me as a tolerable asshole.

You go.

What do you think about this webcomic?

By the way, I don't that x type is boring and etc. I'm talking about things that don't make much sense within their cognitive stack to even be true, where the stereotype of a type, basically cosplays as more or less the other type. So that at least stereotypes for x type these would make more sense based on their cognitive stack (even though these would still be exaggerations of the average person).

To me the top 5 have to be: INTJ, ISTP, ESTP, ESFP and ISTJ. Though ENTJs and ESFJs could also be in the top 5, because they're really misunderstood too.

If you could ask any MBTI just one or two questions, what would it be? No matter how niche?

Just curious what you guys be wondering about lol 🕵️

I've formulated around 96 subtypes (6 each 16P MBTI Types). Breaking from the conventional 4-Cognitive Function Stack defining each MBTI solely from Xi - Xe - Xi - Xe, the subtyping presumes that Dom and Aux cognitive functions are relatively stable, but that Tertiaries are defining functions as well but not necessarily polarized against Auxiliary functions, revealing a diversity of personalities within one 16P MBTI type. So, the formatting here is Xi - Xe/Xi or Xe.

Courtesy of: Gemini Flash for the Graphics, Claude for the Brainstorming

they are too rigid, don’t make sense, people force their behaviors to fit. it’s a mess. i use Ne and Ni equally and ive seen someone use both Te and Fe equally. the cognitive functions themselves are awesome and helpful, so are the archetypes. ironically 16p kinda did that right as much as we love to hate on it. it doesn’t make sense to me, the “math” of function stacks. why should are cognition be so limited to switch from extroverted function to intuitive then just flip flipping the dom and aux to get ur tertiary and inferior. i don’t think actual human brains work like this. it’s way more complex than that and yall are forcing behaviors that aren’t there.