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in Function Analysis

Sometime last year, I wrote an article on the 11 Differences Between Te and Ti Users. That article caught some steam, and someone ended up requesting that we write an article for each of the other dichotomy pairs. Of course, I did intend to do that anyway… but forgot. Heh heh. Anyways, here’s article number […]

in Personality Theory 101

Classically, the difference between extraversion and introversion is framed in terms of how one recharges their energy. An extravert is supposed to recharge around people, while and introvert is supposed to recharge alone. While I’m not completely dismissing that concept, it isn’t really the root of what makes someone an extravert or an introvert. What […]

in Significant Figures MBTI Types

Not gonna lie – this was simultaneously the most frustrating and the most interesting character typing we have ever done. In my opinion anyway. I’m not sure if Ryan feels the same, ha ha. I learned something though – always go straight for the quotes and then read biographical information. Much simpler. Although, note that […]

in Function Analysis

I’m piggy-backing this article off of my previous identity functions article, which you can find here: The Identity Functions: Fi and Ti. While I never actually intended to write a second part to that article, Ryan and I had an intriguing realization recently that I felt instantly compelled to write down. Let me take a […]

in Stereotypes

I originally sat down to write an article about a very specific Fi, or Introverted Feeling, stereotype, but as I started rambling, I realized that I was about to cover far more than just one. And thus, this article has been completely reorganized before it even began. What is Introverted Feeling (Fi)? For those who […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

Fe: “I’d kill myself because I wouldn’t have the courage to keep on living while everyone in Tokyo was against me.” “Please do something about your crude language .” “I invited you. Why didn’t you come?” “I’ll bear your sins in your place.” Mikiya appears to lead with Extraverted Feeling. He’s very warm, friendly, and […]

in Typing Dilemmas

The INTJ, INTP and ISTP types have often been called “look-alike” personalities. I personally think that that’s in part due to mistypes… In day-to-day life, INTJs and INTPs come across very differently in my experience. There are certain scenarios in which an ISTP will appear similar to an INTJ, but those two as a whole […]

in Movie/TV MBTI Types

Si: “We’ve only just met, and we’re going to go and look at a flat? …We don’t know a thing about each other. I don’t know where we’re meeting, I don’t even know your name.” “That’s not a plan.” “No, the address. Where is he exactly?” John Watson (from BBC’s Sherlock) is a classic ISFJ. […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

I know about a million people are going to disagree with me here. I originally gut typed this guy as an INTP, like nearly everyone else does, but the more I paid attention, the less that made sense. I don’t really see the Ne, which means something for a show with Ne bleed everywhere. Ti: […]

in Anime/Manga MBTI Types

Se: “My daughter is what you might call a jack of all trades and master of none.” – Ino’s father Ino from the Naruto series is not an incredibly developed character in the Naruto series, but after some study, her Se dominance became clear. Ino is very physical in nature. As a young kid, she […]