#sensing types

[fedupisfj]

good evening

i’m a new blog focussing on MBTI’s ISFJ (SiFeTiNe) type, and sensors in general. there is a great lack of us on this website, so i wanted to fill in the void. you’re welcome to talk about anything regarding ISFJs and other sensors. memes are welcome, but i am very picky.

further reading

[badasspacifist]

*on the topic of MBTI*

INTP coworker: I don’t trust anyone with an ‘S’ type.

Me (an INFP): Yeah the ‘S’ doesnt stand for sensing it stands for suspicious 

[clownluvr]

you know you're an XSXX when you've always been better at writing nonfiction and technical projects, but you just never seem to get your head going for creative works!

[mysteriesofmbti]

How I would describe the 16 types in one GIF (Part 1: Sensing types)

Click to see each one

[everythingsensor]

Hey guys!

New-ish blog here. There’s a sad lack of sensor-focused blogs here (because we all know how many mistyped sensors mistake themselves for intuitives thanks to biased mbti tests) so I decided to make one. Submit sensor problems, confessions, rants, art, whatever you like that is sensing related! Intuitives are free to join in too.

[rawrjg]

Types and Intelligence

I don’t subscribe to the attitude that certain MBTI types are more or less intelligent than others. Each type is unique with both strengths and weaknesses. There exists a possibility that there are some incredibly intelligent S-doms out there in the same sense that there could be one or two less-than-intelligent INTJs. I mean, it’s possible. Point is, MBTI is not really a measure of intelligence and it’s stupid to call someone stupid. Except if you tell someone how to fix a simple issue, they don’t listen to you, and come back to you whining that it’s worse than it was before. Well, I am not fixing it because you should have listened to me the first time. In that case, the person truly is a special kind of stupid.