Is ILI INTP or INTJ??????? Is LII INTJ or INTP??????
Like, I heard Augusta switched it, but even different sites say different things and I am so tired of it.
So to preface... we all have individual backgrounds and life experiences and different placements in other personality models that make us different than our type's stereotype.
With that said, the idea of golden pairs and blanket compatibility isn't always a good lead. For an example, I'm an ENTP. I do get along with INFJs, but I do NOT want to be in a relationship with one. I actually get along spectacularly with XSTPs and find myself attracted AND attractive to them. Se and Ti is fantastic.
I'm just curious about you guys. What are your types and what is your real world experience with friendship and romantic compatibility?
At a party, 15 year old ISTP talking with some little girls: I don't know how to read.
Them: Well then how did you read that whole page earlier?
Him: I memorized all of it.
Them: Then recite it!
Him: My throats kinda scratchy.
Same party. The girls' dad literally choked on some cherry pie and ISTP's dad did the Heimlich maneuver.
Girls: Your dad saved our dad!
ISTP: That's great. *smiles and nods*.....
Them:.......
ISTP: "I don't know what else to say!"
Older ISTP guy, talking about his wife's old, little lap dog: Look at him! There's no thoughts in his head!
ISTP: He looks stupid.
ISTP: I hope he dies.
Same 15 year old ISTP joining the line dance: "I'm the best-est."
Everyone: *laughs*
ISTP: *struggles to keep up and eventually leaves* "It's just hard for the bestest to... keep up with the lower people... it's too easy.
Girl teaching the line dance: "Wait, I missed one step!"
ISTP: "Yes! Yeah, that's it. I knew that. That's why I wasn't participating anymore."
Girl crushing on the ISTP, who had stalked his personal info: "Your birthday is October 19, right?"
ISTP: "No, that's wrong. It's April 32nd."
Girl: "Ahh, okay!!"
Which cognitive function or whole type is most likely to have to use to-do lists, journals, reminders, schedules, charts, calendars, highlighter color coded systems, and other written/self made systems in their daily life?
I know SJs who WANT these to help with organization, but I also know SPs who NEED these to even be organized.
I'm an ENTP, and I need these to survive, but I also genuinely enjoy coming up with these things to maximize productivity. In my high school years though, I would mainly enjoy creating aesthetic schedules with no intention to really follow through with using them. It took time to come up with effective systems and I'm still working on the discipline to see them through.
What's your type and experience with this?
Many, many books (thrifted), topped with a scarf and a large portrait (thrifted), and covered in trinkets (all thrifted).
Anyone else surprised to have related?
Do you guys find yourselves more productive when you schedule your hobbies and have an hourly routine or something? Or is the sudden obsession/sudden abandone flux routine fine for us?
This is my favorite book so far, but I don't know even know anyone who reads classics. If any of you guys have read this, what were your thoughts?