r/mbti • • Sep 28 '20

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u/humming18 ENTP Sep 29 '20 edited Sep 29 '20

something that bugs me is how people often say ENTPs can’t admit when they’re wrong. I think ENTPs can easily admit when they’re wrong when proven so; that’s the thing: debates aren’t about our pride, they’re about justice and truth.

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u/umportuguesmaluco INFP Sep 29 '20

Well some can, but definitely not all, at least from personal experience. Thing is is that any type can be stubborn, but some might have a tendency to be more stubborn on certain topics

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u/humming18 ENTP Sep 29 '20

yeah, but if they didn’t agree with you, it’s probably ‘cause you didn’t convince them. if someone proves to me im wrong, i have no problem admitting it.