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in Self-Development

Self-development is one of the most important uses of any personality system. Oftentimes, personality systems are used poorly, to do things like excuse bad behavior. Naturally, that’s easier than actually using them for self-improvement. Since you’ve stumbled onto this INFP development page, hopefully you’re striving to use this system in a more impactful way. Ryan […]

in Anime MBTI Types

Suzune Horikita from Classroom of the Elite appears to be the ESTJ Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). While we considered other personality types for Suzune Horikita (such as ISTJ), ESTJ seemed to fit best. Continue reading to find out why! The Myers-Briggs Personality Type of Suzune Horikita Dominant Te: “It is clear to […]

in Typing Dilemmas

Any personality type that claims both introversion and intuition is often perceived as highly desirable. In other words, if someone takes a personality test and manages to achieve one of the INXX types as their result, they are usually quite pleased. These types typically get described as rare, abstract, imaginative, creative, curious, big picture thinkers, […]

in Typing Dilemmas

Struggling between an introverted personality type and it’s extraverted counterpart is common. Most healthy people are ambiverts in their daily lives, so it can be natural to question whether you are an extravert or an introvert in the realm of typology. ENFP versus INFP is one such dilemma. Many NFPs find themselves uncertain as to […]

in Function Analysis

In the past, I’ve put significant effort into explaining inferior Fe in a personalized way, which isn’t exactly an easy or natural thing for me. However, I did realize at a certain point that sometimes inferior Fe gets generally confused with social anxiety. (A lot of people can relate to some general insecurities that inferior […]

in Self-Development

Self-development hasn’t been a subject we’ve focused on too heavily here. It’s not that we don’t find it important; it’s just that Ryan and I tend to be more naturally inclined towards the analytical and technical stuff. However, using personality theory for self-development is important, so after receiving a request from one of our loyal […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Ah, Emperor’s New Groove. Maybe it’s the child in me, but I love this movie. I die of laughter every time I watch it. The other day Ryan randomly suggested we watch the movie again. Of course, after blogging about personality theory for over three years, we naturally analyze characters every time we watch anything, […]

in Anime MBTI Types

Sai from Naruto appears to be an example of the ISFJ Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). As far as I know, most people type Sai as an INTP, which is completely understandable. However, after studying the character closely, given his history and initial unhealthy state, I believe ISFJ is actually more accurate. The […]

in Function Analysis

The longer I study personality theory, the more I begin to notice flawed ways in which certain cognitive functions are rationalized and/or explained. Sometimes the rationale seems to make sense on the surface, but ultimately doesn’t measure up to reality. My focus in this article will be on a specific misunderstanding regarding Fi vs. Fe. […]

in Stereotypes

To finish off this series, I’m going to cover some common Introverted Intuition, or Ni, stereotypes. If you’re interested in reading previous function-based stereotype articles, check out 6 Extraverted Thinking (Te) Stereotypes, 5 Extraverted Feeling (Fe) Stereotypes, 6 Introverted Feeling (Fi) Stereotypes, 7 Introverted Thinking (Ti) Stereotypes, 7 Extraverted Intuition (Ne) Stereotypes, 8 Extraverted Sensing […]