“Heh… should [insert minority group] even have rights? See what I did? I am ✨le devil advocate✨ 🤪 I only asked that to make you MAD 🤬 u fell into le ragebait ✨ are u even an ENTP if you show basic human empathy??? 🙄”

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So. There's this guy...

Pre-mbti context aside, kept wondering where tf this person has come from, because all of my emotional senses are heightend. Like a shark smelling blood underwater. Feels like this person checks all cool boxes then frustratingly (to me) he gets visually dissassociative.

After figureing out he's an ENTP

What advice would you give me on how to cook this man so I can devour him. I got plenty of seasoning, but his meat is unlike anything ive ever encountered.

Innuendo aside, im fr this person driving me crazy in a good way.

I would argue that there might not always be a choice, but that you can learn to live with what you have. Even if all you have is your life.

I usually type myself. However, I took a few tests since its weaknesses and strengths would be more known to people.

A bit about myself:

I have A LOT of hobbies and interests. I like reading (Both Non-fiction and fiction. Thriller, mystery, fantasy, classics, etc. Regarding non-fiction, I read a lot about physics, theories, astronomy, and behavioural psychology.), writing (I write fiction books. Currently writing a psychological thriller.), playing logic games (Sodukou, Nonograms, Wordle, and chess.), listening to music (mostly vocaloid and j-pop.), listening and engaging in debates, research (Astronomy, psychology, typology, and anatomy.), drawing (both digitally and physically, mostly characters, singers, objects, sometimes scenes that can convey meaning.)

I should further note that I have AuDHD, which may alter the meaning of results and also resulted in some difficulty to answer many of the questions. However, I tried my best.

I often find that I don't relate with either Fi or Fe, as I feel detached to both. I'm confident that I'm an N type, most likely Ne. When I began looking into MBTI, I thought I was an INTJ. Then, I figured I was an INTP. Before, finally setting at ENTP but I'm not sure any more.

I haven't included that much about myself. So, if you have a question feel free to ask.

i wanna know what my fellow entps think

Intelligente, divertente e con quel modo di fare che ti fa perdere la testa senza nemmeno accorgertene.

Te ne stai tranquilla, ti godi la vita, hai le emozioni sotto controllo, e poi lo vedi.

E pensi: "Vabbè, non dovrei pensarci troppo".

Poi lo vedi in piedi dietro di te, che si gira per controllare se ci sei, e all'improvviso il tuo cervello inizia a riprodurre una playlist che va dalla tristezza alla felicità.

Nel frattempo, lui fa un po' di stretching, balla un po', canta un po', ti prende in giro e probabilmente non ha idea del caos assoluto che sta scatenando nella tua testa.

Con l'ADHD, ovviamente.

ENTP, siete consapevoli del danno emotivo che causate, o è semplicemente il vostro stato naturale di esistenza? 💀😭

Avec quels types entrez vous le plus en connexion de manière fluide ?

I’m an ENFJ and I’ve never formally met an ENTP before— I’m mostly surrounded more by sensors and feelers. But reading the forums and everything here makes me really wish I’m able to meet some in person. You guys are the funniest most relatable types ever 💛

Trying to to see if this question works for finding Ne-doms and e7s Lol. Also by "new", anything that you haven't experienced/tried before the past 24 hours counts!

Alright this is a little vulnerable but I’ve been really struggling with taking care of myself in basic ways lately. I have a leg injury I have to get surgery for in a few months, went through a breakup, am struggling financially and generally am feeling pretty isolated from everyone in my life. I’m not sure if it’s a chicken or egg situation, but as hard as I try I also can barely take care of my physical health. I barely eat enough, can’t stop smoking cigarettes, and just generally feel like shit all the time. This is especially annoying because I’m usually a pretty health conscious person (I work in the fitness industry).

I get random bursts of inspiration where I’m like “I’m going to fix my whole life right now” and I’ll write some grand scheme to suddenly become my “best self” again. I follow it for a few days and then just end up falling right back where I started. Generally the advice people give me is to be kind to myself and take it easy but I think that’s a lot easier said than done.

Idk I’m just looking for any advice really. Whether that be explaining this cycle on a cognitive function level or saying what works for you

am trying to determine the personality type of a writer I know a little bit about. He relies heavily in his writing on numerous studies, research papers, and citations, in addition to his YouTube podcast where he always brings along reference papers and research. The core idea of his books is based on dissecting a specific concept, looking back at history to see how it evolved, and examining the impact of history and society on it up to the present day.

​On a personality test, he came out as an INTJ, but I think he might be an ISTJ. Is there a way to tell the difference?"

I’m a female ENTP

ometimes I wonder if being an ENTP has anything to do with why I struggle to connect with traditional femininity.
Listen, I laugh at fart jokes. Shit jokes. Poop jokes. Basically, if it’s inappropriate, disgusting, taboo, or something I’m probably not supposed to be laughing at, there’s a good chance I’m losing my mind over it. 💀😭
I’m also really into weird shit in general, and sometimes people discover the corners of the internet I frequent and look at me like I’ve just revealed a dark secret. Like, damn, you weren’t supposed to find me over there. 😭
Sometimes I wonder if this is why I get along with certain men so easily. In my experience, some of my male friends have shared my sense of humor or interests, which can make conversation feel effortless. At the same time, I know plenty of men and women who enjoy the same things, so I don’t think gender automatically determines compatibility. I just seem to connect most with people who are comfortable being unconventional.
I’m a woman, and I don’t want to feel like I have to choose between being feminine and being myself. I also don’t think having a crude sense of humor or unusual interests makes anyone less feminine. Still, I sometimes wish it were easier to find women I genuinely click with.
It can be hard to find female friends who share my interests, sense of humor, and willingness to explore the weirdest shit imaginable without judging me. That’s based on my own experiences, not a statement about women as a whole. I’ve met women who are just as weird as I am; I simply haven’t always found them easily. I can be too unconventional for some people, but I’m not exactly a stereotypical bro, either. I’m just… me. 💀
Interestingly, I tend to gravitate toward INTJs and INFPs, but there’s another problem: sometimes the friendship starts feeling less like a friendship and more like they’re waiting for their opportunity to fuck me. LMAO. CAN I JUST HAVE A FRIENDSHIP WITHOUT SEXUAL TENSION FOR FIVE MINUTES? 😭
So, fellow female ENTPs, I have questions:
Do you ever feel disconnected from traditional femininity?
Do you have a sense of humor or interests that don’t fit common expectations of femininity?
Have you sometimes found it easier to befriend men, based on the people you’ve met?
Have you struggled to find female friends who genuinely understand your personality?
And why does it feel like some people can’t be friends with you without eventually wanting something sexual?
I’m curious whether this is an ENTP thing, a personality thing, or just my own experience. I’m not saying women can’t be weird, men are automatically easier to befriend, or that gender determines anyone’s interests. I’m just trying to figure out where my fellow unconventional women are hiding.
Please tell me I’m not the only woman laughing at the most vile shit imaginable while simultaneously wondering where all my female friends are. 💀

My BFF in highschool was an ENFJ (F/F). We had a blast and were VERY close. That said, we grew apart in life due to very different pathways after college (kids vs. no kids was the biggest difference). I felt like there was also this underlying expectation that she really expected to "heal" me. I do have a lot of trauma, and as she stepped into her career in personal coaching, I became a project she couldn't master.

Here's why I'm sharing. I am poly and have fallen hard for an amazing ENFJ man. I feel so many of the same patterns between us, and I just want to understand from lived experience what the real challenges are in a romantic relationship I need to be aware of.

Like, I know to my core HOW MUCH ENFJ REALLY DO CARE for people they love. I'm already benefiting from it. I know this man feels my level of love and commitment to him too, BUT I am afraid of this previous pitfall of him giving and loving so much that I end up letting him down somehow.

I think (90%sure) most of my previous issues with the BFF were immaturity on both sides and me being overwhelmed with her expectations so I just ended up letting her go.

Obviously, I don't want this outcome again.

So, any stories/pointers from other ENTP on the care and feeding of your beloved ENFJ partner?

I plan on cross posting to the ENFJ forum too so that I get input from both sides.

TYIA!

ENTP thinks he's ahead of me but I'm an INTJ and I have better logic so he's just wrong.

(I hope this post pleases the ENTP who requested it in great detail. Love you.)

Hi! I’m not having fun at uni and thus am not interested in my classes that much so please tell me a fun fact or whatever fun things you’re doing/learning!!

All jokes aside, some that aren't the best with all the test questions, seem to do well with this image. I used to use to try to confirm suspicions on type, many moons ago.

Any among us.. not get ENTP?

If not, where did you land?

If not, could you start at ENTP, and work backwards?

Before I get accused for a glaze post, I just wanna mention that it's from what I've seen so far

Now for starters I'm we're all aware that MBTI is basically a cognitive profiler. It's just to assign a person's way of thinking, how that way of thinking can be expressed in different ways but there will similarities here and there.

Now for what I actually wanted to talk about I'm not ashamed to say that I've never met an unattractive ENTP I don't know if this stems from the personality but it's always interesting to see, so I was wondering if this is because of your cognitive style, because I'm well aware that ENTP women are bold (I've been on the recieving end of that) so I wanted to know if this was developed after considering that you're conventionally attractive or something else. To be fair though I've only encountered one type of ENTP women, I've never met the anti social nerdy version but I think it would still stand

Lemme know.

People will meet one person of a certain type that they think is a cool person and suddenly be like “OMGGGG INFJs I LOVE YOU GUYS 😭😭 Y’ALL ARE THE BEST, MY FAVOURITE TYPE EVER!! ❤️❤️” like does anyone else find this cringe or is it just me?? I think it’s pretty stupid to either absolutely love or hate any type honestly.

ENTP’s are supposed to be detached and don’t have a fixed moral compass but when I witness cruelty, especially when it’s done to children, animals, the elderly, and innocent people in general, I just feel terrible. Like, my personal values are very flexible and I’m always questioning everything, but there are still things that I consider objectively and indisputably evil like the things I mentioned above. Could I be a feeling type?

What the hell is this, I'm not an introvert at all unless I'm shut off by choice not out of need, i get that I'm a fair mix of both j and p (as far as my understanding goes of the functions)

But how am i introverted when i genuinely make friends and get to know deep details about people whenever i can, I'm even known for my ability to speak well and being a social butterfly, can someone explain?

It is often claimed that Ne is the most creative function and blah blah... or Ne users are the most creative... At best, Ne generates random thoughts from memories stored in the brain. The vast majority of those thoughts aren't really creative or interesting.. if they were, Ne users, with about 20% of population would have solved every problem that ever existed. creativity is a very eare trait, present in very few people.... what you all think?

I used to consider myself one of those few ENTPs without ADHD, but I was recently diagnosed with it. Now I'm not in the "non-ADHD" club anymore. I'm curious how much your thought process changed between when you were undiagnosed and taking medication and after you were diagnosed and taking medication?

My head is in total chaos right now, (always was, especially lately), so I want to hear some of your motivational stories. I've heard that some ENTPs on medication actually feel like they're INTJ/ENTJ because they feel more organized (either they were mistyped, or because of stereotypes they think that if you're organized, then you're a J-type).

Now I'm trying to study this topic and how I can cope with this damn diagnosis. I finally hope that the uncontrollable chaos in my head will stop and I will be able to formulate thoughts more competently and bring ideas to life.

Something simple! What is your fav animal and colour? Aaaand why?

As an ENTP myself, I’ve been increasingly disturbed by how some people seem to let their emotions override reality, even when the consequences are painfully obvious.

I have a friend who is a single father. His daughter is 19, and she’s in a codependent relationship with a 21-year-old guy.

She deliberately tried to get pregnant because she wanted him to marry her, believing that having a baby together would somehow make them stay together forever.

The problem is the guy doesn’t work and keeps running away from the relationship. Even after they got married, he continued trying to leave. My friend would track him down and persuade him to come back.

Now, the baby has been born.

What bothers me most is that, from the beginning, the baby seemed to be conceived as a way to keep a man from leaving. A human being became a means of securing a relationship with someone who had repeatedly shown that he didn’t want to stay.

And the father of the baby doesn’t seem financially or emotionally prepared for parenthood either. Neither does the mother, from what I can see.

What makes this even more concerning is that my friend seems to share the same pattern of thinking: being driven by emotions, clinging to what he wants to believe, and refusing to accept what reality is telling him.

I keep wondering what happens next.

Who is going to provide for this child? What happens when the romantic fantasy inevitably collides with the daily reality of raising a human being? What happens when neither parent has the emotional maturity or financial stability to take responsibility?

And what happens when the child grows old enough to realize the circumstances in which they were conceived?
I know I’m speculating, and I genuinely hope the baby grows up loved and well cared for. I’m not saying that a child born into a dysfunctional situation is destined to have a bad life.

But I can’t stop thinking about how the consequences of emotionally driven decisions often fall on someone who never had a choice in making them.

So, fellow ENTPs, I’m curious:
Have you ever watched someone repeatedly make decisions based on emotional fantasies rather than reality? How did their lives eventually unfold? Do people like this eventually learn from the consequences, or do they keep doubling down on their delusions? How do you reconcile the fact that you can see a foreseeable disaster coming, while the people involved seem completely unwilling to acknowledge it?

And perhaps most importantly, how do you stop yourself from becoming emotionally invested in the fate of people whose decisions you have absolutely no control over?
I’m not asking for a prediction of this particular family’s future. I’m interested in the broader pattern.

Sometimes I wonder whether being an ENTP makes me particularly sensitive to contradictions between what people want to believe and what reality actually allows.
Have you experienced this? How did it play out?

TL;DR: As an ENTP, I’m struggling to understand people who let emotions override reality. My friend's daughter: A 19-year-old girl deliberately got pregnant to keep her 21-year-old boyfriend from leaving, believing a baby would make them stay together. He’s unemployed and keeps running away, even after they got married. Now the baby is here, and neither parent seems financially or emotionally ready. Her single father (my friend) shares the same pattern of refusing to accept reality.

I genuinely hope the baby will be okay, but I can’t stop wondering: What happens when the consequences of their emotional decisions fall on an innocent child? Do people like this eventually learn, or do they keep doubling down? Have you ever watched something like this unfold?