[username]

I usually test INTP, but with only a slight preference for thinking. Are there any other INTPs who feel they are equally thinking/ feeling? What are your thoughts on this?

[InevitablyKriss]

I usually test with a pretty high T, however, I can't help but feel I'm equal, too.

But maybe that's just because I've grown as a person emotionally over the past year, and that I just think that I'm equally emotional when, it's just I was never very use to it before.

[TheOwl]

I feel a lot, but I tend to ignore those feelings when making decisions.

[username]

I feel a lot, but I tend to ignore those feelings when making decisions.

For me it just depends on the type of decision I am making. If I am making a decision that does not have to do with people, then I use facts and logic. If I make a decision involving people, I try to take their feelings or my feelings for them into consideration.

[darksoul]

For me it just depends on the type of decision I am making. If I am making a decision that does not have to do with people, then I use facts and logic. If I make a decision involving people, I try to take their feelings or my feelings for them into consideration.

I do the same. But I find it draining because I'd rather not have to consider the emotional aspect.

[username]

I do the same. But I find it draining because I'd rather not have to consider the emotional aspect.

I don't find it draining, not usually... well, ok, maybe on occasion, especially when I think the outcome would be better if I didn't consider my feelings.

[InevitablyKriss]

For me it just depends on the type of decision I am making. If I am making a decision that does not have to do with people, then I use facts and logic. If I make a decision involving people, I try to take their feelings or my feelings for them into consideration.

I think I almost always say I consider the other people's feelings, but that I ignore them anyway because of logic. However, I am very careful with how I put my decision out there.

[Mysteriouschic]

I'm not sure my thinking and feeling are usually quite close and I've gotten INFP occasionally but it depends on the test.
I am good at sensing how others feel but that might be my intuition

[Ecky]

In my mind, I tend to think of people that make any significant percentage of their decisions with feelings, as feelers. I mean... I can't imagine anyone making all of their decisions that way. But, what does it really mean, to make a decision based on feelings? Whose, yours? Someone else's?

Sometimes, I randomly go off on adventures in my truck, with no good reasoning behind it. I do it simply for the thrill or joy. Is this based on feelings? Seems more Ne than Fi.

In an argument or debate, I don't instinctively back up a friend if he's wrong, I have to consciously say to myself, "he'll feel hurt and be mad at me if I don't stand behind him". It's easy for me to overlook hurting someone's feelings like that, because I wouldn't expect them to support me if I were wrong, I'd expect them to correct me - I am humble enough to publicly admit when I'm wrong. This definitely seems thinking-based, but I guess it could be Fi because it's strongly based on my values.

What are some other examples?

[username]

In my mind, I tend to think of people that make any significant percentage of their decisions with feelings, as feelers. I mean... I can't imagine anyone making all of their decisions that way. But, what does it really mean, to make a decision based on feelings? Whose, yours? Someone else's?

Sometimes, I randomly go off on adventures in my truck, with no good reasoning behind it. I do it simply for the thrill or joy. Is this based on feelings? Seems more Ne than Fi.

In an argument or debate, I don't instinctively back up a friend if he's wrong, I have to consciously say to myself, "he'll feel hurt and be mad at me if I don't stand behind him". It's easy for me to overlook hurting someone's feelings like that, because I wouldn't expect them to support me if I were wrong, I'd expect them to correct me - I am humble enough to publicly admit when I'm wrong. This definitely seems thinking-based, but I guess it could be Fi because it's strongly based on my values.

What are some other examples?

I do the same thing - won't defend friends when they are wrong! I think this confuses some people because they expect their friends to always take their side. I take the side of truth.