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[mbtimyths]

Carl Jung once proposed that intuitives may have more sensitivity to smell than other personality types, especially dominant intuitives, because like their preferred cognitive function, smell is subconscious. This got me theorizing that perhaps each personality type has a unique sensory sensitivity. So, based on Jung's idea, I humbly propose:

Sensory Sensitivities of the 16 MBTI Personality Types

Perceivers: Touch

Perception operates in the here and now, as does touch. If something is not within grasp at the same time as you, you can't feel it. Touch senses force and largely operates on an instinctual level. It is subconscious yet concrete, like perception. Perception makes us jump, like feeling a surprise touch.

Thinkers: Sight

Thinking apprehends the here, but not necessarily now, as does sight. You can only see clealry what's near you at a given time. Sight detects danger within vicinity and prompts inhibition. It is conscious yet concrete, like thought. Thought makes us pause, like spotting a snake.

Feelers: Sound

Feeling functions in the now, but not necessarily here, as does sound. You can hear something coming before it is there. Sound gives away incoming threats and stimulates impulse. It is conscious yet abstract, like feeling. Feeling makes us arouse, like hearing a scream.

Intuitives: Smell

Intuition emerges beyond the here and now, as does smell. Sometimes the first thing that hits you is the smell, and it lingers long after. Smell provides warnings in the form of insight. It is subconscious and abstract, like intuition. Intuition makes us understand, like smelling a rat.

[aokuro-san]

I upload it because... YES. And because I can confirm it, thanks to my big INTP baby: I love you, uncle 😂

[shehzadi]

watching muslims believe in astrology and tarot and evil eye charms and celebrate xmas like stoppppppppp it. stop.

[anndaily]

Exploring INTJ-A: The Mastermind Personality Revealed

Hey there, fellow thinker and strategist! Have you ever taken a personality test and been labeled as an INTJ-A? If so, welcome to the club of the Masterminds. A rare and intriguing personality type that makes up only about 2% of the population. But what exactly does it mean to be an INTJ-A? Well, grab a cup of coffee or tea, and let's dive into the fascinating world of the INTJ-A personality.

What is INTJ-A?

It is one of the sixteen personality types identified by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), a widely used tool for understanding human behavior and preferences.

INTJ-A stands for:

Introverted: You gain energy from spending time alone or in small groups, preferring deep, meaningful conversations to small talk.

Intuitive: You focus on abstract concepts, patterns, and possibilities, often seeing the big picture and thinking strategically about the future.

Thinking: You make decisions based on logic, analysis, and objective criteria rather than emotions or personal values.

Judging: You prefer structure, organization, and planning, thriving in environments where tasks are clearly defined and goals are set.

Assertive: You are confident, decisive, and self-assured, trusting in your abilities to navigate challenges and achieve your goals.

The Mastermind Mindset

As an INTJ-A, you possess a unique combination of strengths and traits that set you apart from the crowd. You are a natural-born strategist, able to see patterns and connections where others see chaos. Your analytical mind allows you to dissect complex problems, devise innovative solutions, and anticipate future trends with uncanny accuracy. You thrive in environments that value intellect, competence, and independence, where you can apply your knowledge and expertise to make a meaningful impact.

Challenges of Being an INTJ-A

Of course, being an INTJ-A isn't all rainbows and unicorns. Like any personality type, you have your own set of challenges to navigate. Your tendency to overanalyze and plan for every contingency can sometimes lead to paralysis by analysis, causing you to miss out on opportunities or procrastinate on important decisions. Your introverted nature may also make it challenging to connect with others on an emotional level, leading to feelings of isolation.

Embracing Your INTJ-A Nature

Despite the challenges, being an INTJ-A is a gift that comes with its own set of strengths. Embrace your analytical mind and strategic thinking skills, and don't be afraid to trust your intuition and take calculated risks. Seek out environments that challenge you intellectually, and allow you to leverage your strengths to the fullest. Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who appreciate your unique perspective and value your contributions.

Conclusion

Being an INTJ-A is like being the architect of your own destiny. You have the vision, the intellect, and the drive to turn your dreams into reality. Embrace your strengths, navigate your challenges, and remember that you are a rare and valuable asset in a world that needs your innovative ideas and strategic thinking. So go forth, fellow Mastermind, and conquer the world with intellect, ambition, and unwavering determination. The possibilities are endless when you have the power of the INTJ-A mindset on your side!

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[masslaxer]

It’s kinda sad that work is so important to my personality type

[kstarvibes]

Understanding MBTI: A Deep Dive into Personality Types

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a widely recognized and respected psychological tool that helps people understand their personality types. Developed by Katharine Cook Briggs and her daughter Isabel Briggs Myers, MBTI is based on the theories of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung. It has been used for decades to help people gain insights into their preferences, strengths, and weaknesses, as…

[prismaticstreams]

The nine love languages of NFs, empaths and HSPs

I’ve been thinking more about the five love languages model recently, and decided I wanted to do my own blog post elaborating and adding four extra love languages that many NFs, empaths and HSPs would relate to – creative expression, personal growth, humour and spiritual practices. As well as that, I wanted to add more nuance to the original five love languages popularised by Gary Chapman.

There is a great deal of overlap between the different love languages, and many activities could fit into more than one category. For instance, creating an artwork for someone could be a gift but also a form of creative expression. Cuddling with a partner could be a form of sensual touch as well as quality time. A handwritten letter involves words but also is a gift.

Creative expression:

Personal artistic expression (writing poetry, composing a song/music piece, or creating a visual artwork for someone)

Sharing other’s people’s music or creative works (making a playlist or mix tape for someone, sending them a song that’s very meaningful to you)

Collaborating on a creative project together (being part of a band or choir together, creating a collaborative visual artwork, writing a play with someone)

Religious and spiritual practices:

Praying with or for someone, meditating together, singing or chanting with another person

Participating in private ceremonies or rituals together (celebrating Sabbath with a partner and/or family, pagan seasonal celebrations)

Attending group or public spiritual/religious services or events with another person (going to a meditation group together, attending a church/temple/synagogue service)

Personal growth and healing:

Going to therapy, individually and together (this could include coaching, mentoring and couples therapy)

Attending a personal growth or relationship workshop together

Reading a book, watching a talk or listening to a podcast together and discussing what you are learning

Supporting one another to do inner healing work

Humour and laughter:

Telling jokes to make someone laugh, teasing, flirty banter

Sending funny memes, photos, songs or videos

Creating shared in-jokes or giving each other silly nicknames

Watching something comedic together

Original Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman:

Words and communication:

Words of affirmation (compliments, encouraging words)

Frequent texting/check ins (asking “how are you?” regularly, good morning and goodnight texts)

Handwritten letters and cards

Sharing quotes/articles with someone (usually online but could also include printing an article and sharing with with a friend, lending them a book of interest)

Gifts and financial provision:

Practical gifts (buying someone kitchenware when they move out of home for the first time)

Handmade or sentimental gifts (handmade cards, personalised scrapbooks)

Buying an experience with someone (a holiday/vacation, a hot air balloon ride, etc)

Giving money and financial support

Acts of service:

Helping people with things they need, e.g. assisting someone with illness or disability

Doing acts of service to make someone’s life easier, that are not necessary but a nice bonus (cooking for someone who is healthy and able)

One off favours or help (bringing a meal after someone has an accident)

Ongoing and regular support (driving someone to appointments on a weekly basis)

Quality time:

Spending time together in silence (being the same room doing different things, cuddling in silence)

Quality conversation (listening, asking questions, being emotionally vulnerable)

Doing enjoyable activities together (attending to a concert together, going out for a meal, playing sport with someone)

Physical touch:

Platonic affection (hugs, pats on the shoulder/arm, kisses on the cheek)

Sensual touch (non-sexual cuddles, massage, gentle caressing)

Sexual intimacy (making out, or activities involving genitals/breasts/bottom and sexual arousal)

What love languages are most important to you? Do you prefer giving and receiving in different ways? Do you prefer different love languages with friends or family versus romantic partners? Please share in the comments!

[mbtimes]

These are things I am pretty sure every INFP struggles with

[rosewriteswhump]

Mistake Crew Personalities Part 1

This will get long so everything will be under the cut.

CW: mentions of past trauma, abuse, and phobias

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MARLIE

Myersbriggs: INFP-T

Age: 150

Appearance: Rusty red hair and brown eyes, entire body covered in freckles and wings shaped like 1940's plane wings.

Her heritage is something she isn't aware of, thinking Dawn is her biological twin. However, Dawn's mohter wsa friends with Marlie's. Marlie's mother died in child birth, telling her friend to keep Marlie away from her husbands side at all costs. Marlie would not suffer the abuse she had.

She has always been quiet and shy. As a child she was bullied for anything and everything. It hurt her and made it easy for toxic friendships to last longer than they should have. Alice was the only one to return. Marlie loves animals and spends her free time tending to them or anything creative. Dawn is her safe space.

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[mbtimyths]

MBTI as songs from Bo Burnham “Inside”

ESFJ – Content

ENFJ – Comedy

ISFJ – Facetime With My Mom

INTJ – How the World Works

ISFP – White Woman's Instagram

ISTJ – Unpaid Intern

ENTJ – Bezos I

ESTP – Sexting

INTP – Look Who's Inside Again

ENTP – Problematic

ISTP – 30

INFP – Shit

ENFP – Welcome to the Internet

ESTJ – Bezos II

INFJ – That Funny Feeling

ESFP – All Eyes On Me

[ciracowoodingtons]

The Hilarious Meme You’ll Relate to, Based On Your Myers-Briggs® Personality Type

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[masslaxer]

I do like to keep score of my accomplishments because it brings me a sense of self-pride