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in Typing Dilemmas

ENTP vs INTP is another typing dilemma that represents a challenge for many. NTPs often find themselves caught between the two personality types, unsure of which fits better. Of course, that’s not surprising, given the fact that the two types are very similar from a cognitive function standpoint. They have the exact same functions, only […]

in Personality Bleed

Our Attack on Titan marathon was very enjoyable, and actually inspired me to write this Personality Bleed article on the series. Honestly, I forgot about these for a while, until I was reminded by a follower semi-recently. With that in mind, it’s been a really long time since I’ve broached this subject. Naturally, if I […]

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 MBTI Types

Meruem from Hunter X Hunter is a solid example of the ENTJ Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). Of course, we considered other personality types for Meruem to cover our tracks, but ENTJ made the most sense. Continue reading to find out why! The Myers-Briggs Personality Type of Meruem “I shall crush that madness, […]

in Anime MBTI Types

Hisoka Morow from Hunter X Hunter is often identified as the ENTP Myers-Briggs personality type (colloquially known as MBTI). Of course, we considered ENTP for Hisoka Morow, but ultimately ESTP made the most sense. Continue reading to find out why! The Myers-Briggs Personality Type of Hisoka Morow Dominant Se: “My techniques are so adaptable that […]

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 […]