


▲ 1 r/MbtiTypeMe
type me based on test results I just took + bullet points about myself
- i can sense when someone is excluded so i include them (it feels wrong not to)
- even if i don't feel like it, i'll socialize or go out of my way to help someone just to improve my image (i'll go downstairs to meet the guests even if i loathe it, just so i don't appear like a loser)
- i'm hyper-aware and worried if i'm too self-absorbed or if i forget to ask someone questions in a conversation
- i spend more time planning, organizing, and imagining different possibilities than actually doing something, which is my way of procrastinating (I have a lot of tabs open with many different things i've thought of, but i almost never actually accomplish something)
- i prefer being in a group than with just one person, cuz it's less awkward imo
- when i actually do something productive, i'm usually very a perfectionist and want an almost perfect-looking result
- i can almost never keep something to myself. all my opinions need to be shared. when i have no close friends, i can go crazy from the fact i can't tell someone about an event that happened to me today (i met a celebrity one time, and i was more hyped about boasting about it to my friends, than meeting the celebrity himself)
- when i was a kid and a teen, i couldn't stop myself from commenting under youtube videos and start debates with people i deemed "stupid"
- i can be a little controlling at times. if someone doesn't do something i expect or want them to do, i'll be very judgmental.
- i feel like a unique or weird person, but ironically i find myself sometimes judging other people i find weird. i'm sorry.
- i'm open-minded still: in the span of months i can change my mind completely about one thing. sometimes i can defend two sides at once.
- i am a very jealous person. i'm a bit miserable sometimes, and often think i'm unlucky.
- but i also constantly seek to improve myself, by searching things online and trying new things, or trying to fit in by following trends.
- the only reason i'd want to learn something (a language, a skill) is to be able to show it off to other people. what's the point if you're only keeping it to yourself?
- i feel like i'm surprisingly terrible at making up new stuff. i only use what i've recently seen or heard and maybe change it a bit. i feel like i plagiarize a lot and i'm jealous of people who think of new smart jokes.
- if i don't see the point in something, or why i should do something, you have to really convince me to do it
- i'd rather have a clear set of instructions most of the time, cuz i don't trust myself enough and i'm scared i'll disappoint someone
u/Glorified_Regret — 2 days ago