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I fit this type the best but I don't like to "run the show" as this description says though I don't mind it.

this is closest to me

^ I love how we're like half the same and half opposite, it's so representative of our balance! <3 (I think we compliment each other well!) :D

^ i agree absolutely <3 i was thinking that when i saw your choice too :) But Intuitve and Sensing aren't that much of opposites but more of different approach.

Half INFP, half INFJ i suppose.

I'm more of an ambivert, though.

Yep! I am an ENFJ.

@laylastepford, I knew that you must be a Judging type of person! Your works are organised and 'Meet the Disney Princess Fans 2015' article is an excellent example! You published it sooo quickly yet very neat!

I am an ISFP :) @laylastepford- You are such an ESTJ, wow! I never thought about it, but I can really see your dominant Te when you post your opinions.

or ESTJ but mostly this one, thought I'm not sensitive but the others are very true.

I got it both times when I did an official test and an online test so I'd say pretty much this one.

Sometimes I get INFP, sometimes I get ENFP - it depends on my mood when I take the test.

^ Same here. :) That's called "ambiversion".

anukriti2409: I agree and would like to add that they totally explain where our similarities and differences are. :)

3xZ: Thank you. I definitely love structure and organization as well as have a deep respect for rules and planning so I think the Judging fits me very well and I take that as a compliment, meaning no offense to those who are Perceiving over Judging. :)

misscindyspice: Wow! Thank you for pointing that out to me! I never really looked into those "Se, Si, Ne, Ni, Te, Ti, Fe and Fi" factors as much until reading your comment but you're totally right! I appreciate you bringing that to my attention and I take it as a compliment, you pointing that out. :) I would say that "Organizing for efficiency; systematizing; applying logic; structuring; checking for consequences; setting boundaries, guidelines, and parameters; deciding if something is working or not. Sorting out different colors and styles; thinking about the consequences.", all perfectly describes me to a tee! <3

Or an INFJ.

I get some variations because the T and J numbers are low for me. I most identify and test as an INTJ but sometimes, depending on my mood, I can get INTP INFP or INFJ. Its very confusing and annoying. :)

And just for funsies, I am also a 5-4 sp on the Enneagram test.

either that or INFP

jsyk, ambiverts can't exist. going by the functions is the true way to know your type, and you can't be both, say, an Se-dom and Fi-dom (if yfor example you thought you were both xSFPs).

also, I just hate those tests anymore. people are usually not very honest or at least are confused by what intuitive and sensing mean- they use the conventional meanings and take intuitive as "deep and intelligent" which obviously everyone thinks they are, and sensing as "lives entirely in the moment and can't see past their nose". there are way, WAY too many self-proclaimed INTJs and INFJs. Often antisocial ISFPs mistype themselves as INTJs and ISFJs get mistyped as INFJs. a lot of very imaginative ISFPs get mistaken as INFP too. of course, they DO exist in plenty online, but the Intuitive Bias is too strong and people don't like studying it to see for certain, they just treat it like astrology.

and as one person said, it can also depend on your mood. frankly, there are many factors at play, and that's why studying mbti yourself is the best bet ;)

^ Agreed about everything you said about the confusion between "sensing" and "intuition".

I don't agree that this depends on one's mood at all though as your mood shouldn't affect the results that much. What affects the results the most, in my opinion, is confusion about the terms, limited amount of comparative questions related to the test and personal bias.

The best way to figure out your MBTI is to give it to everyone who knows you and let them all answer for you anonymously and compare the results. That way you get an honest and objective analysis. :)

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