u/Mirza5138

+boşuna bakma delikanlı, kemik suyuna çorbam yok. yoğurtlu da yok işkembe de yok. -ama ben çok açım. +değilsin! yavrum ben bu dükkanı geçen hafta açtım. aç adamla tok adamı ayırt etmem imkansız. senin gibi böyle fakir fukara gibi giyinenini bile. -param var! +para soran oldu mu sana? zehir zıkkım olsun! -çeşmi nigar çorbası mı? +yo değil. -hiç sevmem. +bilir misin bunu? -annem yapıyo ama ben ilk defa içiyorum. +'yapıyo' dediğin? -turp gibidir kendisi. +destur, bakıcam! bunlar talebelik evrakları değil. -mektebim kapanıyo. hekim olamicam, hastalıklara çare olmicam. babam gibi okumicam, eşşek olcam! ben bulaşıkları yıkamak istemiyorum. +yıkayacaksın lan o kadar yemek yedin. -allah aşkına bırakın beni, yıkamicam. +tamam o zaman, yıkama.

I'm trying to type myself after reading and learning about cognitive functions and in the end concluded that I'm either an INTP and ENTP, though that's pretty much where I got stuck.

I read a zillion articles, reddit posts and comments about both of them in the span of an hour or two and I still couldn't decide. I even tried to make sense of stereotypes as a last resort yet that didn't work either. I just wanna get done with it, or call it a day by just saying I'm an xNTP though I know I will feel it's still incomplete so a little helping hand wouldn't hurt.

Most of the articles that I've read are written in a formal tone and I feel a piece from all of them to a degree. It would help me a lot if I were given more realistic scenarios rather than more formal situations. That way I can see how I acted when a similar situation happened to me in the past and see how I work in the inside.

I never got too involved with MBTI yet whenever I took a test, it came out as ENTP. I didn't think much of it as I was pretty much fitting with most "stereotypes". But recently I wondered about other type indicators such as enneagram etc. and decided to check my MBTI type too and noticed I might've been INTJ all this time. Especially with recent years coming and stepping into the adulthood, I felt more calm especially on my "alone time" rather than my old chaotic self and that is just one of the many reasons why I might've been INTJ all along.

My question for you is that why could I be thinking I was an ENTP and how can I differentiate between them?