Functions in a word
Te: Command
Ti: Logic
Fe: Care
Fi: Moral
Ne: Options
Ni: Predictions
Se: Actions
Si: Traditions

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Functions in a word
Te: Command
Ti: Logic
Fe: Care
Fi: Moral
Ne: Options
Ni: Predictions
Se: Actions
Si: Traditions
MBTI as Christmas songs
ENTJ: Holly Jolly Christmas (Doesn't wish or suggest you enjoy the season it TELLS you to do so and then tries to force it's way into your love life)
INTJ: You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch (because it exhibits the least amount of 'holly jolly')
ENTP: Step Into Christmas (It's a song trying to be a card and a party and cover everything you're eyes and mind can see in about 3.5 minutes)
INTP: Carol of the Bells (Highly complex song with a good message but no one really understands it and it comes off in a robotic tone)
ENFJ: We Need A Little Christmas (Uses decorating and Christmas activities to try to bring cheer to self and others)
INFJ: It's a Marshmallow World (so many insightful metaphors just to say that it's cold and snowy)
ENFP: Happy Christmas/War is Over (Wishing everyone well while being inclusive, looking forward to the future, and promoting harmony)
INFP: Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (the outcast that people bully but will probably end up saving everyone)
ESTJ: Here Comes Santa Claus (A pointless play by play on Santa and what to do in preparation for him)
ISTJ: I'll Be Home For Christmas (It's tradition and expected. Repeat the same Christmas over and over for happiness)
ESTP: Jingle Bells (On the move and in the moment. Not just reminiscing by a fire and not getting to deep and mushy on us)
ISTP: Little Drummer Boy (Doesn't plan ahead or get too involved in the build up but uses talent at the last minute to enchant everyone)
ESFJ: It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (An elaborate to-do list of all Christmas things. Parties, greeting cards, food, and family events)
ISFJ: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Well wishing everyone while reflecting on the traditional Christmas celebrations of yesteryear)
ESFP: Frosty the Snowman (Life's short enjoy it while you can.)
ISFP: Blue Christmas (Hung up on what's missing and seeing the bad side of all the festivities)
Shopping with an ISTP
"They left their purse in the cart. We could've taken it"
"I could have grabbed the phone out of his pocket without him noticing"
"There's only 2 security cameras in here. They can't see us from this angle"
"This item doesn't have a bar code. We could take it without setting off the doors."
"I won't steal anything. But they make it so easy."
"Ok, well do you want to go back to your place now?"
Me:😒😞😒
MBTI as random things in my room
ENTJ: Money INTJ: Laptop ENTP: Me INTP: Algebra textbook ESTJ: Employee handbook ISTJ: Padlock ESTP: Knife ISTP: Dumbells ENFJ: Day planner INFJ: Stationary ENFP: Giant fluffy blanket INFP: Box of tissues ESFJ: Invitation ISFJ: Laundry hamper ESFP: Bottle of vodka ISFP: Canvas and paints
As you may have noticed I got disenchanted with the Internet but I'm back. We are over our lover's quarrel. Moving forward. More posts to come.