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[bèlla]

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[Radagast]

We can be who we want to be and do what we want, regardless of what mbti type!

Exactly!

Although, in many jobs, you find that a few MBTI types are over-represented. INFPs are 2% of the population, but 12% of writers, for example.

 

[Rigatoni]

I'm an Architect INTJ-T and Reformer Type 1 (wing 9).

 

[bèlla]

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[Rigatoni]

I think we're nice. Until you cross us. ;-)

Note to self: Don't cross LaBella. =/

 

[Radagast]

Praise God!

That was intended to say something good about God. If it came across implying something negative about @LaBèlla, that was unintentional.

 

[bèlla]

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[kittysbecute]

Leave it! You can do some fun things with her.

The seen as awesome comment is funny. I'm not the type to worry what people think of me. However, 'reputation' is important as it relates to my calling.

The image I have says 3-6-8 but I don't have the information. I may need to do it again.

Yes, I think I'll be more extroverted in the near future. I'm at home so it's a little restrained.

Yeah, I guess reputation is a better word to sum up that concept.

Yeah, I think I become more "withdrawn" if I spend too much time isolated. People are good for me... even if I am an introvert.

If you are interested I can PM you where I got information about enneagram tritypes which helped me figure out mine.

Exactly!

Although, in many jobs, you find that a few MBTI types are over-represented. INFPs are 2% of the population, but 12% of writers, for example.

Which is why I can relate to so many characters in literature!
There does seem to be an over abundance of INFPs online saying they are INFP though, but I've only met a few INFPs in person. They are all so different than me though. At least it seems so.

I'm an Architect INTJ-T and Reformer Type 1 (wing 9).

I can definitely see that.

 

[Radagast]

There does seem to be an over abundance of INFPs online saying they are INFP though, but I've only met a few INFPs in person. They are all so different than me though. At least it seems so.

INFPs tend to have strong feelings and great ideals. The ideals differ, though, and INFPs have strong feelings about different things.

 

[kittysbecute]

INFPs tend to have strong feelings and great ideals. The ideals differ, though, and INFPs have strong feelings about different things.

That was my thought... I was going to say... because of "Fi" we have strong opinions... but those definitely vary. Some INFPs I know can become so passionate on things that it's a little scary.

 

[Radagast]

That was my thought... I was going to say... because of "Fi" we have strong opinions... but those definitely vary. Some INFPs I know can become so passionate on things that it's a little scary.

And, because INFPs are introverted, there's even more passion on the inside than there is on the outside.

If that fire could boil water, the world's energy problems would be solved.

 

[bèlla]

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[Radagast]

Bronte was a passionate little thing.

Charlotte, Anne, Emily, or all three?

I would have thought that the "melody within Emily's soul" was particularly intense.

 

[Tone]

Personality books were mentioned on another thread and I thought this would be fun for us. I'm including links for the Myers-Briggs and Enneagram along with a helpful resource. Share your results!

Myers-Briggs
Enneagram Test (Type preference and Dominant type with wing are best to start with)
Enneagram Descriptions (includes compatibility with other types)

YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE IS:
ARCHITECT(INTJ-A)

 

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[Radagast]

All of her books address her hunger for love. Once she had it she stopped writing and settled into married life.

It's hard to know how much of Emily's soul is in her novel. Certainly her life was less happy than Charlotte's.

 

[StrivingFollower]

I'm a moody person so I never get consistent results from these lol.. my bias is big. One moment I'm the biggest optimist, the next i'm the biggest pessimist.

 

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