INFJ/INTJ
For the last year or so, I've been trying to figure out my MBTI type. It can be pretty hard, especially when online testing is shown to not be completely accurate. Because of that, I've taken to analysing the Jungian function that MBTI is based on, which is somewhat more accurate. Of course, nothing can tell for sure what kind of way you think or what sitautions stress you out. The human experience is so unique and people are multi-faceted. I always get INFJ or INTJ as my results, though, so I've taken to calling myself a mix between those two. I'm kind, but not exactly a people-person. I can lack empathy in certain situations, but I'm not one of those people that hates kids just because they're kids. I can be patient with children, but I lose my cool with people I believe to be better. I work well with a routine, but also crave something new every once in a while. I can understand people's emotions and always see the other side of things. That doesn't mean I believe there's good in everyone. I believe we are inherently immoral as people, actually. My own morals are loose. I would kill one to save the many. People are complex. For this very reason, I believe that the whole Myers-Briggs typing thing is a bit rubbish. As I have said, typology is a tricky thing. People change over time and sometimes even on a daily basis. Who you present yourself as around friends will probably be different from who you present as at work, surrounded by people you call colleagues and not close friends. I know I, personally, act differently in front of my family. My friends are always surprised to see me with the slightest bit of energy while my family knows that I have occasional bursts. It all depends, I think. I treat it with a grain of salt. I also feel that cognitive functions work a whole lot better when trying to identify your way of thinking. It's cool to type others as well, to know them, or at least their functions.
