A few weeks ago, I put out 2 surveys about personal preferences to investigate how MBTI types can affect them. This post will analyse the responses to one of the surveys question by question. Hope you enjoy! Sorry this took so long!
istp: r u drunk?
intp: …no.
istp: r u sure?
intp: yeah.
istp: *glares*
intp: oh, this song is older than us. my entp brother told me that it was composed in our own city and…
istp: thaks god, here u go with your random facts. you’re okay.
INTP: What is this strange sensation in my stomach? It’s like a tornado. Would it be *eyes shining* excitement?
Sensation: *gets worse*
INTP: Oh, okay, no. It’s just gastritis.
thanks for reading! i hope this helped some of you out. hugs, mel ✨✨✨
You tempt me
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Go with the flow. A fear submitted by Mustab to Deep Dark Fears - thanks!
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Fe: If the group is okay, then, I am okay too (cause I’m a part of the group, so the group’s aura affects me too)
Fi: If I’m okay first, then, I can help the group too (cause the most important thing, is you to be happy first)
Fe: I care about group harmony, so I shall sacrifice some of my individuality for it
Fi: I care about group harmony, but I can sacrifice some of the harmony if needed
Fe: I know what you mean, even if I may never been in your place, cause your emotions touch my heart. I can objectively analyze others’ emotions
Fi: I imagine/understand what you mean. I can only subjectively analyze others’ emotions based on personal, similar experiences
Fe: Usually supporting others with smiles, gestures, laugh, expressions, aws, tears, depending on who they talk to (if you are sad they will become genuinely sad too, if you are excited they will smile and get excited too)
Fi: Usually showing the way they feel, no matter who they talk to. They never actually say how they feel, their emotions can be seen in their faces (if you are happy but they feel sad, then they will keep staying sad)
Fe: Likes to be expressive, generally. Also, they like conversations or healthy arguments about social norms and values
Fi: Doesn’t like to publicly express themselves, so they may seem cold. Also, they prefer not to talk about their ethics and morals, until they feel the need to
Fe: Values can change, depending on the values of their environment (it doesn’t mean that they don’t have steady, personal values of course). For example, they may believe that bad things, can be good, if they are done for a good reason
Fi: Values are fixed and probably won’t change no matter the situations. If something is immoral, then it’s immoral.
Fe: Easily understands others and sees real motives, but it has low self awareness. Difficulty understanding their own emotional experiences
Fi: Misunderstands others’ feelings and motives but has great self awareness. Difficulty explaining personal feelings out loud, but they do know how they feel internally.
Fe: If they like someone, they may try to familiarize by starting the same activities with them
Fi: If they like someone, they try to make the other person follow their activities in order to see if they have similar interests
~ INFP
