The first time I read the "An INTP Profile" I felt that I had finally found my way home.
I'd say 80% as well.
It is most likely that the way we perceive things makes us think we are more like or unlike the INTP description.
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The first time I read the "An INTP Profile" I felt that I had finally found my way home.
I'd say 80% as well.
It is most likely that the way we perceive things makes us think we are more like or unlike the INTP description.
I find all the descriptions apply in some manner... Some people are like YEP YOU ARE DEFFINATELY INFJ, and others are more like "hmm... I don't see it." while others more like me are like "So, does that mean you DO or DONT like parmesean cheese on spaghetti?" (And I DO!)
Haha we INTPs are very alike.
I too envy my personality from a young age.
I know it's probably another one of my ridiculous theories but... are you a fan of The Beatles?
I was also confused when reading all the different texts on INTPs. Some things were uncharacteristic of me I thought but when I read other personality types they were completely wrong.
I know I'm INTP. I thought I was ISTP but they are good at sensing feelings :P
An easy way to tell what you are is by what the others are UNCHARACTERISTIC of.
I honestly can't say that it really clicked with me since for sometime I honestly thought I was an INTJ. I even acted very much like one for most of last year. I have read multiple times that INTP's show very chameleon like traits and I found that I am no different. My personality has shifted so much I honestly am not sure which type I actually am. The only thing that has stuck with me is how I perceived the world and how I am most comfortable in my current random eccentric state. The cognitive functions test has helped, but as expected I would even score high in the appropriate functions at a given time which has rendered them quite useless. The test I took that I deemed to have the least bias is the one I sticking with for now. I am just one very confused individual.![]()
Very strongly. Reading about the INTP archetype was rather uncanny, especially the profile written by Paul James. Almost all of it resonated with me quite strongly, and the only glaring exception I can think of off the top of my head is that I don't like the sci-fi genre very much.
Oh, and I suppose I'm somewhat atypical in that I'm rather sensitive when it comes to romantic relationships, and can become very emotional and sentimental with my partner, and so I'm not at all emotionally unavailable for them… but I also get the feeling that a lot of other INTPs are much the same way. I'm also a rather Accommodating and conscientious type of person, identifying with the RxUAI personality types from the SLOAN model much more strongly than the RxUEI types which are typically associated with INTPs. Even so, I strangely have little doubt that I'm INTP and not INFP — I'm always admonished by my friends for over-analyzing things, and am rather self-aware in regards to how my mind processes information.
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