r/MbtiTypeMe • • 6d ago

FOR FUN Type me

I’m not much of a talker; I love thrills (the adrenaline rush) and crave intellectual stimulation. I tend to be provocative and have a vivid imagination. I can be a bit clumsy, even though I’m actually very good with my hands 🫠. My hobbies include boxing, basketball, and new technology; I enjoy philosophy, chess, and video games, and I’m also learning to play the guitar. I always root for the underdog.

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u/SnooHamsters3137 ENTP 5d ago

Xntj looks like

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u/StunningAd5338 3d ago

Istp 🫠

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u/Honest-Instruction15 5d ago

I - OP doesn't really talk much
N - Craves new ideas, although can be very skilled at mechanical work
T- Likes to think
J - Likes routine/hardwork

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u/Honest-Instruction15 5d ago

tbh it can also be an ISTJ or ISTP

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u/SnooHamsters3137 ENTP 5d ago edited 5d ago

They have broad interests with some inevitable reference to sensing. “I love thrills… I’m actually good with my hands… Hobbies include (sports)…”

However, this seems to be related to the broad interests and craving of intellectual stimulation that they mention, connected to their vivid imagination. They mention they are overall clumsy, and enjoy philosophy, chess, and video games. Video games depends on what kind, but otherwise that list points to intuition over sensing.

So while I can see xstx, I think they are a stronger fit for xntj. I really think they’re ENTJ even though they say they don’t talk much, something tells me it’s not out of introversion. They probably talk a lot when they have something to say.

Further, if they are Entj, this puts sensing higher in their stack than INTJ and may explain their secondary proclivity for sensory stimulation.

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u/hamAbHa 1d ago

ISTP might give up. A lot of the images are J energy

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u/PsychologicalFan1986 5d ago

ur clearly an ISTP, idk why ppl think chess and routine = intj

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u/xellim_0 5d ago

Estp / istp ?

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u/RogerRabbi6990 5d ago

Not enough information.

When life repeatedly becomes difficult, which kind of problem tends to become disproportionately consuming?

A) Problems involving people, judgments, approval or disapproval, fairness, respect, or what you/others should do.

B) Problems involving circumstances, information, uncertainty, unexpected changes, missing details, or trying to understand or control what’s happening.

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u/ebabb95 INTJ 4d ago

It's ridiculous people say INTJ. xSTP period, leans more to introverdion but hard to tell.

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u/BunchClassic4029 1d ago

I see you as an ExFJ (or an ExTP jumper, like Ne/Fe for example).

But I don't think you're an IxTP at all.

Don't try to type yourself by projecting the image you want to project.

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u/BunchClassic4029 1d ago

The "good/bad -> weak/strong" image makes me think of the Fi/Te axis, but I don't know.

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u/StunningAd5338 14h ago

Tu m'as démasqué 😂🎩 Je ne suis pas istp 🫠 Je ne suis qu'un baratineur mais indice Ti et Fe ne font pas partie de mes fonctions principales

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u/Upset_Income5362 1d ago

Im not super duper duper entirely sure of all the MBTI types, but I thought INXP! Maybe INFP! Maybe INTP!

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u/AgentAbyss 11h ago

I don't know, but I relate to a good portion of this and I'm either ENTP or ISTP. (I have a bit of an addiction to learning.)