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in Function Analysis

I came across an amusing inferior Se grip example the other day, while watching a television show. Since inferior functions are often a subject of interest, I thought I’d share. So many people look to their inferior function to finally settle their personality type confusion. After all, if you can’t settle on your dominant function, […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

“I shall crush that madness, and create a fair world, where the concept of inequality will be completely forgotten for all time. I don’t deny that I’ll start by using power and terror to accomplish my objective, but only when absolutely necessary and only to bring about order. You see, I have learned what true […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

Se: “My techniques are so adaptable that they don’t lose their effectiveness if my opponent knows about them.” “He never talks about his past. It doesn’t interest him. He’ll probably forget what Castro looks like by tomorrow.” – Someone said about Hisoka “But why? At least here, boredom isn’t an issue.” While many type Hisoka […]

in Stereotypes

The ESFP stereotypes play a major role in people failing to identify themselves as an ESFP. This personality type honestly gets very poor representation within the typology communities because of how misunderstood they are. The resources often describe a very specific version of the ESFP, one which lacks any kind of depth, intelligence, and foresight. […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types, Paid Requests

Nearly every character that Robert Downey Jr. plays has the ENTP Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). His version of  Sherlock Holmes from this series is no exception. Of course, we’ll make sure to provide a breakdown of our reasoning below. If you’re curious to explore other versions of Sherlock, make sure to check […]

in Stereotypes

As with every personality type, there are plenty of ENFP stereotypes to go around. Unfortunately, stereotypes can create confusion, causing people to make inaccurate assumptions about ENFPs. Granted, some stereotypes are worse than others. Some stereotypes may even be accurate for a subset of ENFPs out there. However, stereotypes should never be used as a […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Hiccup from How To Train Your Dragon is a good example of the INTP Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). We considered other personality types, but landed fairly quickly on NTP. Hopefully this make sense, and if you haven’t already, be sure to check The MBTI Personality Types in How To Train Your Dragon. […]

in Personality Theory 101

There are a number of reasons why people mistype. Personally, I’m not one to walk around accusing everyone of being mistyped, because that’s both rude and pointless. However, I believe having content on the subject is valuable. The inspiration for this particular article was from a question I received from a commenter. Recently, I’ve been […]

in Typing Dilemmas

INTJ vs INTP is a surprisingly common typing dilemma, in spite of the fact that the differences between these two types are fairly prominent. Regardless, this dilemma plagues many. We had a really old article on INTJ vs INTP differences, but decided it was time to give it a major overhaul. In the original, I […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

Ti: “The choice is yours. You can trust yourself, or you can trust the people willing to put their lives on the line for you.” “Take my advice, Eren. Calm down and use your head. The best survival tool is your brain.” “You made a judgement call. Look, no one expects you to be clairvoyant.” […]