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Look up descriptions of the cognitive functions relative to their position in your personality stack! Also a nice help page for folks new to cognitive functions.
Check out this link; It’ll help anyone who’s new/confused about MBTI/cognitive functions!
Do you only make posts on intuitive types? I really like your posts btw have a lovely day ^.^
We tend to only make posts on intuitive types, but there might be exceptions at times (e.g. when addressing MBTI in general). Thank you though!
Sincerely,The iNtuitiverse Team
MBTI ‘INTUITIVES’ DUMB WAYS TO DIE
Music Credits: Tangerine Kitty
/DISCLAIMER: This is a joke. They are all based on MBTI Stereotypes./
[INFP] Use your clothes dryer as a hiding place
INFPs, at least choose your hiding spots right.
[ENFP] Eat a two-week-old unrefrigerated pie
Yes, that pie was out there for two weeks. Didn’t you notice?
[INFJ] Keep a rattlesnake as a pet
Not everything’s all kind and nice, INFJs.
[ENFJ] Scratch a drug dealers brand new ride
ENFJs, please keep yourself safe while being altruistic.
[INTP] Pressing “The Red Button”
Ah, the curiosity.
[ENTP] Poke a stick at a grizzly bear
Yes, yes, we know you’re not serious. But the bear is.
[INTJ] Teach yourself how to fly
Yes, independence, yes.
[ENTJ] Take your helmet off in outer space
No, your superiority will not make you survive any better.
Here’s a link to this song:
Why are INFPs so often represented as weak cry-babies? Crying is so rare for me - several times in the past I've wished to and tried to cry in order to release negative emotions, usually without success. I shut down and become cold instead.
Being an INFP does not mean you have to be a “weak cry-baby”. Think of these descriptors as stereotypes. You might fit into some – and some don’t. It’s the same for every single type.
These “weak cry-baby” representations are from how INFPs are ‘overly-emotional’ and ‘sentimental’ (from the Si). We take things to heart easily (e.g. taking harsh criticism personally). Sentimentalism can be linked to keeping memories. At times, unwanted emotions build up. Crying is [probably] an often way for INFPs to smash the bottles that contain their feelings. So in a way, we’re actually not weak nor cry babies since we’re just letting out the feels. (if you get what I mean).
Anyhow, everyone deals with their emotions differently. We’re all individual humans after all. :)
Why are there only 3 types represented on "reactions to unrequited love"?
Hello Anon!
Like you, we’ve received messages asking to cover the other types. We will not include another type until we’ve recruited a blog moderator of that type.
Sorry for the inconvenience,The iNtuitiverse Team
Ive taken over eight mbti tests and have gotten intj 6 times and intp 2 times. I've always assumed I just had a slight preference to judging than perceiving, so then id be and intj. Except I've read into the intp personality description quite a bit, and find that I relate to the intp description in some aspects and intj in others. I feel as if I am a mixture of the two, but I still have a slight preference to judging so I am confused. What do you think about this situation, can you be a mixture?
Firstly, one cannot be two types.
Next, when you are looking at MBTI, you should always refer to the cognitive functions. Never try to type one purely based on the dichotomies. It’s the same with the personality descriptions; think of them as stereotypes.
So here are the function stacks for the respective types:
INTJ: Ni Te Fi SeINTP: Ti Ne Si Fe
As you can see, they are completely different. You should go study up on the cognitive functions. It’ll really help on figuring out your type. Use this test to help you start off your research. Just remember tests aren’t as reliable; you know yourself better than the test does. Your judgement should be the final answer.
I hope that helped!
Sincerely,The iNtuitiverse Team
P.S. A similar question has been answered for the INFPs and INFJs.
MAIN COLOUR SCHEME: BLUE, GREEN, KHAKI
Khaki Pants/Bermudas
Khaki is the good alternative for jeans/denim. It also gives a great “earthy” look to the person wearing it. In addition, wearing Khaki Pants with a slimmer fit gives off a more formal vibe when paired with a button-down shirt.
Parka Jacket
A parka jacket is a great way to not only keep warm during windy days, but it also becomes a great way to add to a neutral combination. For females, it works well when paired with a light coloured shirt (e.g. cream) and denim shorts w/ stockings under it. Here’s an example of it.
Brown Leather Jacket
A brown leather jacket is a great alternative to a black one. A leather jacket already gives the person wearing it some ‘edge’ to what they are wearing. Some people might find the black leather jacket too tough for their tastes; a brown leather jacket will be a neutral choice for them. There will be another post on a black leather jacket in the next post.
Long Skirts
This is a good choice for the INFPs who wants to show their easygoingness and/or wants to be more conservative on what they wear. The flowing effect of the skirt gives a very soft touch and brings out the INFPs softer and easygoing side (for the people who finds fashion as a way of self-expression).
INFP Fashion (Intro)
(Disclaimer: Fashion is a personal choice, and might not be the same.)
One can describe an INFP’s fashion sense as: personal, quirky, comfortable, laid-back, conservative or expressive. Some INFPs tend to put more thought into how they dress (a way of self-expressionism) or the others tend to dress for comfort. Most INFPs’ clothing are conservative (i.e no revealing cuts, neon and bright colours) unless they want to express something through it. The colours tend to fall onto more earthy or darker shades. However, one very common colour (arguably ‘colour’) that INFPs like to dress in is black, as it expresses melancholy. Also, INFPs tend not to bother about the ‘branding’; they look more into the aesthetics of the specific piece.
PARTS (TO COME):
1. Earthy Tones
2. Black/Goth
3. Vintage/Retro
