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I'm a 2 on enneagram and INFP on Myers but apparently that's not accurate any more.
INTP (75.9)
You began developing your thinking from an early age, organizing your internal world quietly and deliberately. You paid close attention to matters of logic and reason, searching for clarity and reasonability in the rules you had to follow—complying to what did not make sense to you was difficult. You rarely shared your thoughts with others, but you had a select few with whom you communicated, albeit deliberately and thoughtfully.
Around the age of twelve, you began to develop your intuition, looking to expand your imaginative realm. This attitude germinated in a social manner, as you found yourself becoming more outgoing, sharing your ideas often in lively discussion. Though you still preferred being alone, you found real joy in interacting with others as you began to orient yourself toward more imaginative ways of doing things and planning out their future. Your focus drifted away from actuality and more toward the essences of things. You might also have found it difficult to keep things in order, but you were able to probe for them to your own satisfaction.
At twenty, you found excitement in discovering the sensory world, which had previously been of little interest to you. This attitude was directed toward the interior, as it had been in your early childhood, and you found yourself enjoying activities such as walking through nature, playing an instrument, or working with your hands. You became more aware of your image to others, and you could be conscious of what others thought of you.
Around thirty-five years into your life, you began to yield to a newfound sensitivity for others, driven by personal values. This may have expressed itself awkwardly in its earlier stages, bringing embarrassment in social situations, but you gradually learned to express your compassion and accepted that not everything needed to be rational.
You began developing your thinking from an early age, organizing your internal world quietly and deliberately. You paid close attention to matters of logic and reason, searching for clarity and reasonability in the rules you had to follow—complying to what did not make sense to you was difficult. You rarely shared your thoughts with others, but you had a select few with whom you communicated, albeit deliberately and thoughtfully.
Around the age of twelve, you began to develop your intuition, looking to expand your imaginative realm. This attitude germinated in a social manner, as you found yourself becoming more outgoing, sharing your ideas often in lively discussion. Though you still preferred being alone, you found real joy in interacting with others as you began to orient yourself toward more imaginative ways of doing things and planning out their future. Your focus drifted away from actuality and more toward the essences of things. You might also have found it difficult to keep things in order, but you were able to probe for them to your own satisfaction.
At twenty, you found excitement in discovering the sensory world, which had previously been of little interest to you. This attitude was directed toward the interior, as it had been in your early childhood, and you found yourself enjoying activities such as walking through nature, playing an instrument, or working with your hands. You became more aware of your image to others, and you could be conscious of what others thought of you.
Around thirty-five years into your life, you began to yield to a newfound sensitivity for others, driven by personal values. This may have expressed itself awkwardly in its earlier stages, bringing embarrassment in social situations, but you gradually learned to express your compassion and accepted that not everything needed to be rational.
I retook the test recently and came back as an…INFJ-A
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38% EXTRAVERTED
62% INTROVERTED
68% INTUITIVE
32% OBSERVANT
30% THINKING
70% FEELING
74% JUDGING
26% PROSPECTING
22% ASSERTIVE
78% TURBULENT
So that makes me an INFJ-T. :D
If you don't know your Myers-Briggs type, go to 16personalities.com, it's free!
Claire wrote: "I just retook the Myers-Briggs test, and got this:38% EXTRAVERTED
62% INTROVERTED
68% INTUITIVE
32% OBSERVANT
30% THINKING
70% FEELING
74% JUDGING
26% PROSPECTING
22% ASSERTIVE
78% TURBULENT..."
Hey... I got INFJ too :D
My cousin, ( actually my Amma's cousin's daughter ) gave me the test, but I forgot the result
INFP-TAnd enneagram type 9- The Peacemaker
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I'm INTP-T Logician, but a fiction book-lover nonetheless.
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