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I consider myself either LFEV or LEFV but what do you think? Everytime when I try to type myself I come to the conclusion that it’s like I don’t even know myself that much to be able to figure it out.

Logic: I almost always try to form my own opinion. Internal monologues. Sometimes I create difficulties for myself by refusing looking for explanations — for example, I tried to learn to solve a Rubik’s cube and to play chess, but I rejected guides and tactic manuals because I feel I must discover the logic behind them myself. However, sometimes I’m too lazy or lack the knowledge to dive deep, so I may adopt a superficial position just to fill the uncertainty. I like philosophy, but I read books about different concepts only to close gaps in my own worldview. I’m not inclined to enter heated debates — the situation itself makes me tense because you need to think quickly about how to respond, and unfortunately I can’t always do that. Still, in a more relaxed setting I enjoy good arguing; but the opponent’s position doesn’t interest me much except as a tool to fill gaps in my own stance. In general, I’m pretty relaxed when tell my opinion on different things.

Physics: I’d say I’m fairly relaxed in this area. I like discussing purchases and their advantages. I prefer practical accessories and loose clothing. I combine earthiness with pensiveness (I do daydream). My material situation matters to me (I’m afraid of living in poverty). I’m lazy and find it hard to keep my room tidy and stay in shape. I notice whether I like certain sensations or not. I’m not always confident about my appearance; I often check myself in the mirror to see how I change during the day and can spend half an hour changing hairstyles until I find one that fits me perfectly. That said, I wouldn’t say others’ opinions worry me — sometimes I do dress poorly, but that’s because I chose not to focus on my outfit. Sometimes I’m pretty comfortable with looking “unstylish”. If someone criticizes my “stylish” look, I tend to trust my own judgment but still can change small details. Bad with money, I try to spend money thoughtfully, but I sometimes find it hard to resist small purchases like snacks, inexpensive accessories, and other small items.

Emotions: I track my emotions and generally understand where they come from and what causes them. In conflicts I tend to hold them back, paying more attention to assessing the conflict and resolving it properly. I’m afraid of losing control over my emotions because I’m quick-tempered (cursing every person or situation that caused me micro aggression), and that would mean losing control over the situation. I feel insecure when asked about my feelings, and I’m also not very interested in hearing about other people’s emotions. However, I often take on the role of a psychologist and I’m interested in listening about a person’s motives — how they think and what guides them. Especially from the person that I’m really interested in.

Volition: I have little idea what I want to do or in which field I could develop my potential. I don’t know what kind of person I am or what set of qualities I have. I can’t say I have firm principles, because I either forget them over time, or I’m too lazy to follow them, or they stop mattering to me. I easily give the leadership role to whoever wants it, but I try to express my own desires as well as logical observations and remarks. However, when I meet someone equally lacking in drive, I usually take the reins of leadership. I wouldn't say I become a leader — I just behave more actively and am more likely to make the final decision based on the group's general wishes.

I consider myself either LFEV or LEFV but what do you think? Everytime when I try to type myself I come to the conclusion that it’s like I don’t even know myself that much to be able to figure it out.

Logic: I almost always try to form my own opinion. Internal monologues. Sometimes I create difficulties for myself by refusing looking for explanations — for example, I tried to learn to solve a Rubik’s cube and to play chess, but I rejected guides and tactic manuals because I feel I must discover the logic behind them myself. However, sometimes I’m too lazy or lack the knowledge to dive deep, so I may adopt a superficial position just to fill the uncertainty. I like philosophy, but I read books about different concepts only to close gaps in my own worldview. I’m not inclined to enter heated debates — the situation itself makes me tense because you need to think quickly about how to respond, and unfortunately I can’t always do that. Still, in a more relaxed setting I enjoy good arguing; but the opponent’s position doesn’t interest me much except as a tool to fill gaps in my own stance. In general, I’m pretty relaxed when tell my opinion on different things.

Physics: I’d say I’m fairly relaxed in this area. I like discussing purchases and their advantages. I prefer practical accessories and loose clothing. I combine earthiness with pensiveness (I do daydream). My material situation matters to me (I’m afraid of living in poverty). I’m lazy and find it hard to keep my room tidy and stay in shape. I notice whether I like certain sensations or not. I’m not always confident about my appearance; I often check myself in the mirror to see how I change during the day and can spend half an hour changing hairstyles until I find one that fits me perfectly. That said, I wouldn’t say others’ opinions worry me — sometimes I do dress poorly, but that’s because I chose not to focus on my outfit. Sometimes I’m pretty comfortable with looking “unstylish”. If someone criticizes my “stylish” look, I tend to trust my own judgment but still can change small details. Bad with money, I try to spend money thoughtfully, but I sometimes find it hard to resist small purchases like snacks, inexpensive accessories, and other small items.

Emotions: I track my emotions and generally understand where they come from and what causes them. In conflicts I tend to hold them back, paying more attention to assessing the conflict and resolving it properly. I’m afraid of losing control over my emotions because I’m quick-tempered (cursing every person or situation that caused me micro aggression), and that would mean losing control over the situation. I feel insecure when asked about my feelings, and I’m also not very interested in hearing about other people’s emotions. However, I often take on the role of a psychologist and I’m interested in listening about a person’s motives — how they think and what guides them. Especially from the person that I’m really interested in.

Volition: I have little idea what I want to do or in which field I could develop my potential. I don’t know what kind of person I am or what set of qualities I have. I can’t say I have firm principles, because I either forget them over time, or I’m too lazy to follow them, or they stop mattering to me. I easily give the leadership role to whoever wants it, but I try to express my own desires as well as logical observations and remarks. However, when I meet someone equally lacking in drive, I usually take the reins of leadership. I wouldn't say I become a leader — I just behave more actively and am more likely to make the final decision based on the group's general wishes.

I am interested cause I basically used to be Infp but I noticed that I am more rational, logical and emotionally dry than most Infps which made me lean more towards Intp. But I don’t want typing, I just want to see how you see the both these combinations, especially the first one cause it is more unusual.

I am interested cause I basically used to be Infp but I noticed that I am more rational, logical and emotionally dry than most Infps which made me lean more towards Intp. But I don’t want typing, I just want to see how you see the both these combinations, especially the first one cause it is more unusual.

I’m sure that I’m 4V. Despite not being completely sure about the position of my F, I can say that I’m not EFLV, because my (L) is quite strong. I read the description of each type, but I still came to the conclusion that I can relate to all of these 3 types. I don’t want to sound as a larp, but I believe certain misunderstandings might be caused by possible ADHD.

(L): I have my own beliefs that I’m not willing to change easily. I like taking part in one-on-one discussions, but not because I want to hear what the other person will say — I do it in order to refine my own system of beliefs, because only in dialogue with an opposing point of view can all the missing details in my own beliefs be filled in. I’m not willing to share my logic with everyone. Sometimes I meet people who deny the correctness of my position, and if I see that they’re stupid or won’t accept my opinion even if I give the reasoning, then I just keep it to myself. I don’t really like the idea of debates, because I’m not always able to quickly figure out what to say and how exactly to convert the train of thoughts into words, but here I feel like this is related to ADHD, because in such situations, where I need to answer immediately, I have trouble both choosing the right words and holding the thought in my head at the same time. In social media, for example, this doesn’t happen — nothing external distracts me, so the thought I’m describing in text or in a voice message flows on its own. My speech also becomes more polished. In general, in my head I can explain anything, and I often make parallels and connect the dots between the aspects, which results in some interconnected system. I like arriving at a certain opinion quickly, and I try to stick to it, except in cases where I simply lack certain knowledge or attention. I also like structuring information so that it becomes easier to perceive for others. I like looking for some kind of system behind things and phenomena (for example, how artificial intelligence works). I’m also a little skeptical of other people’s opinions: I let them state their position and can keep it in my head to think about later alone, but in discussion I still tend to stay with my own opinion.

(E): I’m quite emotional, and I often have impulses to let those emotions out, especially anger. I don’t like talking about my feelings, since they make me feel vulnerable. As for anger, I usually talk about it as an emotional story and often point out that all the negativity was caused by the other person’s irrationality. I feel like I understand my emotions well: I monitor them and immediately understand what causes new feelings, and I quickly try to rationalize them. As I already said, I’m quite a sensitive person and I get irritated easily; however, despite the impulse to let all these emotions out, I hold back because I’m afraid of losing control over the situation. If something bothered me in a relationship I like to come to some logical resolution quickly than actually discussing the feelings with the person. As for other people’s emotions, I like understanding how other people function — not specifically being a therapist for them but figuring out the cause they act in a certain way. I’m not very good at giving emotional support, and it weighs on me a lot; usually I just rely on memorized neutral phrases. In general, I can feel the emotional atmosphere in the room and adjust my behavior to it. I also believe that people should whine less about their feelings and think more about logic behind the situation (Although I have met people who thought with their heads rather than their hearts and still did stupid things; in such cases I think a person is just stupid an should listen to their heart then, since emotions are built on intuition, and that’s an internal process of interpretation that is stronger than your logic if you’re not strong in it.)

(F): I like practical things, and I like stuffing them into my bag. I like furnishing my room with objects, although I think I could easily accept my surroundings if I lived in a basement. I’m pretty lazy, and my room is a mess. But I do like organizing things sometimes, even when that means organizing a piles of garbage in my room. Usually I’m just bedrotting. Despite my laziness, I like sports games and the idea of movement (parkour, dancing), although when it comes to actually doing it, I can be clumsy (but a little practice makes me a lot more confident, so my body moves freely). In general, I often bump into things in space, but maybe that also relates to ADHD. I like discussing the practicality of different things with other people. I understand quite well how physical things interact with each other; for example, I noticed that runway shows mostly use girls with neutral coloring, and I understand why that is and how it interacts with their outfits. I’m often worried about problems with my body — for example, if something hurts, I immediately think that it could be something serious or could lead to something worse if I don’t pay attention to it right away. Usually I don’t need someone’s advice on my outfit and I am the one who is asked for advice. I am also not a fashion guru, I prefer modest clothing but I still have a vision in my head how to build a stylish outfit.

I’m sure that I’m 4V. Despite not being completely sure about the position of my F, I can say that I’m not EFLV, because my (L) is quite strong. I read the description of each type, but I still came to the conclusion that I can relate to all of these 3 types. I don’t want to sound as a larp, but I believe certain misunderstandings might be caused by possible ADHD.

(L): I have my own beliefs that I’m not willing to change easily. I like taking part in one-on-one discussions, but not because I want to hear what the other person will say — I do it in order to refine my own system of beliefs, because only in dialogue with an opposing point of view can all the missing details in my own beliefs be filled in. I’m not willing to share my logic with everyone. Sometimes I meet people who deny the correctness of my position, and if I see that they’re stupid or won’t accept my opinion even if I give the reasoning, then I just keep it to myself. I don’t really like the idea of debates, because I’m not always able to quickly figure out what to say and how exactly to convert the train of thoughts into words, but here I feel like this is related to ADHD, because in such situations, where I need to answer immediately, I have trouble both choosing the right words and holding the thought in my head at the same time. In social media, for example, this doesn’t happen — nothing external distracts me, so the thought I’m describing in text or in a voice message flows on its own. My speech also becomes more polished. In general, in my head I can explain anything, and I often make parallels and connect the dots between the aspects, which results in some interconnected system. I like arriving at a certain opinion quickly, and I try to stick to it, except in cases where I simply lack certain knowledge or attention. I also like structuring information so that it becomes easier to perceive for others. I like looking for some kind of system behind things and phenomena (for example, how artificial intelligence works). I’m also a little skeptical of other people’s opinions: I let them state their position and can keep it in my head to think about later alone, but in discussion I still tend to stay with my own opinion.

(E): I’m quite emotional, and I often have impulses to let those emotions out, especially anger. I don’t like talking about my feelings, since they make me feel vulnerable. As for anger, I usually talk about it as an emotional story and often point out that all the negativity was caused by the other person’s irrationality. I feel like I understand my emotions well: I monitor them and immediately understand what causes new feelings, and I quickly try to rationalize them. As I already said, I’m quite a sensitive person and I get irritated easily; however, despite the impulse to let all these emotions out, I hold back because I’m afraid of losing control over the situation. If something bothered me in a relationship I like to come to some logical resolution quickly than actually discussing the feelings with the person. As for other people’s emotions, I like understanding how other people function — not specifically being a therapist for them but figuring out the cause they act in a certain way. I’m not very good at giving emotional support, and it weighs on me a lot; usually I just rely on memorized neutral phrases. In general, I can feel the emotional atmosphere in the room and adjust my behavior to it. I also believe that people should whine less about their feelings and think more about logic behind the situation (Although I have met people who thought with their heads rather than their hearts and still did stupid things; in such cases I think a person is just stupid an should listen to their heart then, since emotions are built on intuition, and that’s an internal process of interpretation that is stronger than your logic if you’re not strong in it.)

(F): I like practical things, and I like stuffing them into my bag. I like furnishing my room with objects, although I think I could easily accept my surroundings if I lived in a basement. I’m pretty lazy, and my room is a mess. But I do like organizing things sometimes, even when that means organizing a piles of garbage in my room. Usually I’m just bedrotting. Despite my laziness, I like sports games and the idea of movement (parkour, dancing), although when it comes to actually doing it, I can be clumsy (but a little practice makes me a lot more confident, so my body moves freely). In general, I often bump into things in space, but maybe that also relates to ADHD. I like discussing the practicality of different things with other people. I understand quite well how physical things interact with each other; for example, I noticed that runway shows mostly use girls with neutral coloring, and I understand why that is and how it interacts with their outfits. I’m often worried about problems with my body — for example, if something hurts, I immediately think that it could be something serious or could lead to something worse if I don’t pay attention to it right away. Usually I don’t need someone’s advice on my outfit and I am the one who is asked for advice. I am also not a fashion guru, I prefer modest clothing but I still have a vision in my head how to build a stylish outfit.

As for me, I find myself in both types, and overall I’d say I’m right in the middle. I also recently learned about subtypes, so maybe it’s that I’m either 1E-3 or 3E-1.
I’m a pretty emotional person, but I don’t show most of it, just because I don’t know how to express it. I’m very irritable, but in situations, I try not to aggress openly because I think that means losing control. My gut desire is to vent my aggression on the person.
Overall, it seems to me that I understand myself well—I constantly try to track where a certain feeling came from and how something affects me. I don’t like sharing this, especially those feelings that make me feel vulnerable. I get tired when people talk to me only about feelings, especially when I need to provide some kind of support. If I do have to respond to someone else’s feelings, it’s usually rehearsed neutral phrases. In tough situations, I try to keep a cool head to be a support for everyone else, like making decisions for them.
I don’t trust my feelings to anyone, so I’d rather point out some logical flaws in another person’s actions that led to my emotional downturn.
In conflict situations, I don’t like it when too much attention is paid to feelings—I’m more interested in a logical resolution of the conflict. So basically I think that people sometimes should think less about their emotions cause it disrupts things and take us further from situation to be managed.

1F and 3F seem similar to me, and I’ve found characteristics of both types in myself. Idk if it is correlated but keep in mind that Se is NOT in my main cognitive functions.

I’m pretty physically lazy. My room is usually messy. But when I finally get around to cleaning, I enjoy organizing things in a way that creates practical order. Despite the laziness, I like walking in the park. When I do manage to exercise, I try to enjoy the process (imagining how I’m getting stronger both in body and spirit). But can’t continue when I’m tired, so basically I don’t push myself that far.

I have a sense of style in clothing—I know what suits me and what doesn’t, and I can give advice to others on how to improve something about themselves (when asked). I dress pretty simply myself; the main thing is that my style has a certain aesthetic, and it’s not always important if the outfit looks stylish to others—what matters is that it means something to me, how I feel in it. I also feel uncomfortable in uncomfortable clothes (too tight, too short, too elegant, too luxurious), even if they look better on me. I hate trends and lack of individuality in style.

I’m a bit clumsy in space—I bump into corners. I like sport games. I love the idea of dancing; I often get impulses in my head and body to move around, but again, I’m a bit clumsy, so it’s hard for me to turn those impulses into real movements. My mood sours if my appearance gets ruined during the day and becomes less fresh, for example.

I like carrying things with me that might come in handy, like any woman’s bag full of random stuff. I like practical things in general (a water-resistant fabric bag, a hiking knife).

I have a rocky relationship with money—it’s hard for me to stop spending. I’m also generous, I could give something away even to a stranger or buy something for my friend. I don’t like it when someone tries to change something in my room or style—yeah, the room is messy and the outfit didn’t turn out great, but neither bothers me, and I can fix it myself or just accept it, no big deal. If I lose something, it makes me sad, but if someone accidentally damages my thing, I immediately come to terms with it.

When something hurts or I think something’s wrong with my body, I immediately assume the worst.

1F and 3F seem similar to me, and I’ve found characteristics of both types in myself. Idk if it is correlated but keep in mind that Se is NOT in my main cognitive functions.

I’m pretty physically lazy. My room is usually messy. But when I finally get around to cleaning, I enjoy organizing things in a way that creates practical order. Despite the laziness, I like walking in the park. When I do manage to exercise, I try to enjoy the process (imagining how I’m getting stronger both in body and spirit). But can’t continue when I’m tired, so basically I don’t push myself that far.

I have a sense of style in clothing—I know what suits me and what doesn’t, and I can give advice to others on how to improve something about themselves (when asked). I dress pretty simply myself; the main thing is that my style has a certain aesthetic, and it’s not always important if the outfit looks stylish to others—what matters is that it means something to me, how I feel in it. I also feel uncomfortable in uncomfortable clothes (too tight, too short, too elegant, too luxurious), even if they look better on me. I hate trends and lack of individuality in style.

I’m a bit clumsy in space—I bump into corners. I like sport games. I love the idea of dancing; I often get impulses in my head and body to move around, but again, I’m a bit clumsy, so it’s hard for me to turn those impulses into real movements. My mood sours if my appearance gets ruined during the day and becomes less fresh, for example.

I like carrying things with me that might come in handy, like any woman’s bag full of random stuff. I like practical things in general (a water-resistant fabric bag, a hiking knife).

I have a rocky relationship with money—it’s hard for me to stop spending. I’m also generous, I could give something away even to a stranger or buy something for my friend. I don’t like it when someone tries to change something in my room or style—yeah, the room is messy and the outfit didn’t turn out great, but neither bothers me, and I can fix it myself or just accept it, no big deal. If I lose something, it makes me sad, but if someone accidentally damages my thing, I immediately come to terms with it.

When something hurts or I think something’s wrong with my body, I immediately assume the worst.

I used to think that I was 1E, because I’ve always been quite emotional and empathetic. But I’m not sure anymore that I was evaluating my traits correctly. Now I can say for sure that even though I am emotional, I can be somewhat dry when it comes to reacting to other people’s situations. I get tired quickly when someone mostly talks about their feelings; during that time, I’m internally trying to assess their situation instead. At the same time, I almost always catch myself trying to understand a person’s motives on an emotional level. Not surprising, since people rely on logic less and less, lol. In general, I’m interested in psychology and in the behavioral aspects of people and society as a whole.

I also don’t really like talking about my own feelings. And by that I don’t mean all emotions like joy or anger (I can talk about those easily), but the ones that make me feel vulnerable and exposed. I also enjoy sarcasm—online, my sarcasm becomes harsher. I like trolling and baiting people just to get a reaction. Overall, I try to stay composed. And even though I’m often the first to start panicking internally, people always say that I look calm. And that’s not surprising, because I try to process the situation and observe it first. In general, I’d probably be better off if I were less emotional; I just wasn’t lucky enough not to be an anxious person. I feel like people should listen to the voice of reason more often than to their feelings.

As for my Physics: I’m lazy. My room is always messy—either clothes, dishes, or just clutter on my desk. I often engage in “bedrotting.” Despite my laziness, I like going for walks. I enjoy different kinds of physical activities like parkour, skiing, and volleyball, especially team sports. In general, I have a good sense of fashion—I can tell what suits a person both in terms of their character and body type, and which perfumes complement their image.
Personally, I don’t like dressing up too much. I prefer comfortable, loose, modest clothes with a couple of details that reflect my individuality. I like functional and practical accessories. Sometimes I don’t want to bother with my appearance at all. I maintain hygiene, but through effort rather than naturally. My relationship with money and material things is complicated. I’m quite generous, and when I buy things for myself, I sometimes start wanting more and more—but usually I manage to hold myself back from overspending. Sometimes I can turn into perfectionist when it comes to small things, like I said I don’t really like to overdress, but I still want my modest outfit to look perfect. Sometimes I’m being on my phone for hours making widgets and shortcuts of app icons. I also don’t need help from others when choosing my outfit, it’s not the best sometimes and I am aware of it, I am just ok with it and don’t take any advices, so I am pretty confident and comfortable with my personal choices and visions.

At the same time, I’m often inattentive to physical details—for example, it’s hard for me to notice if someone has a new haircut. When it comes to ideas, I wouldn’t call myself very practical or result-oriented (since I’m a Ne user), but I still tend to prefer something more grounded.

I have a best friend. I’ve noticed some inner conflict and curious if it’s because she uses her aspects in a toxic way or because our aspects may have a conflict in general. All her other aspects work at full power and all are directed towards her own needs.

Hi, pls help me. I definitely know that I have 1e; I’m interested in the other functions. I took a test that showed me evlf as a result, but this raised my suspicions because I’m used to thinking that my volition is low. I think some inaccurate answers might have messed up the mathematical calculations for the result. The V and F don’t me so much actually. I’m more interested if I have 2L or 3L.

L - I have my own values backed by logical explanations of why it makes sense, why it should be that way, why it’s practical. I like mental stimulation, discussions, searching for explanations for things. However, I’m not confident in my argumentation in direct confrontation situations, especially when it involves explaining complex systems, because there I have to connect aspects, and because of that I can lose the thread. I usually react dryly to some new information or opinion; I need to digest it, correlate it with my own system to understand if I accept this information or not. I’m afraid that people will think of me as a stupid person. Mostly, I like to share my considerations and the logic behind my value system so that the other person takes it into account and uses it as food for thought. I also thrive to be wise and be a “teacher” for some people.

V - It annoys me when they devalue or disagree with my values. Sometimes I get a desire to learn something and achieve something, but I don’t take this desire seriously because I know it’s temporary, plus I don’t know how to achieve it. I still vaguely imagine what I want to do in the future and what my future even looks like in general. There are some ideas that stem from my values, but it seems to me that this will either happen very late or not at all. At the same time, I’m a very optimistic person. I know the strengths of other people and can inspire them if needed. As for my own strengths, I’m not sure; I know what sets me apart from others, and yet it seems to me that anyone else can do any job better than me. I’m afraid of being incompetent.

F - I don’t place much importance on my appearance. Moreover, I feel uncomfortable going out in too neat, expensive, too fashionable clothes. I prefer simple, loose clothing and simple materials. At the same time, I’m afraid of seeming completely unattractive, but I know that I’m objectively pretty, so I compensate for my sometimes sloppy appearance with a pretty face, so I don’t fuss over it. I’m always ready to sacrifice important work or plans for sleep, but I often stay up late on my phone. I can be called a hypochondriac; I immediately start worrying about any ailments and symptoms. Despite my lack of interest in my appearance, I know fashion and theories related to selecting clothes for a certain figure and such pretty well, so I can definitely give advice if someone asks. I navigate poorly in physical space with a lot of people or just moving objects. For example, because of this, I don’t like participating in any sports relays because I have a slow reaction to what’s happening around me. So I like to follow traffic rules when walking, and I get very annoyed when someone unexpectedly obstructs my movement because it puts me in an awkward position. Despite being quite lazy, I sometimes like to physically load myself with a walk in the forest. My room is a mess