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People in your life, and their MBTI

StevenM

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Name off the MBTI types of your friends, and family. Explain how you interact and manage yourself with them, things that go well, and things that cause conflict.

I'm curious to see the dynamics of different MBTI types to an INTP, wondering if there's any correlations, and how to become more influential in dealing with different people.

An example:

ISTP friend -> Even though there isn't much emotional closeness, we both are intellectually mutual, and love talking in-debth about topics in psychology and technology. He is a working mechanic, and loves the fast speed of riding his motorcycle. We see eye to eye on many things, however, talking about abstract theories usually ends up in a strong debate. I incidentally criticized him in one event, where he displayed very irrational behaviour, and he now does not wish to talk to me. He feels his pride is hurt, and I didn't treat him as his equal. I have procrastinated in apologizing, but still plan on doing so in the future.

I might post more of other people, but I am curious about your interactions.
 

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Myself: INTJ. Usually stupid and moronic. Tends to make things up.

Girlfriend is ISFJ. We try to understand each other's absurd need to have individualized perceptions. I am constantly trying to get her to interpret things from a logical perspective and she has improved immensely on this front. I tend to look at it as though we both have T and F in relatively equal amounts, as inferior functions, so although I am slightly stronger "T", her Ti is still present and useful to her. Auxiliary F is tolerable for the most part.

Mother is ESFJ. I have battled my entire life to connect properly. She seems to think it's more important to "understand" than it is to "accept" ... in other words, she won't 'accept' certain things until she 'understands' them. Trouble is they don't really 'understand' anything most times as their perspective is too fucked up and they have little if any use for Ti; she wants to know why "I am the way I am" and of course the most recent approach has been to explore the MBTI with her, where she stops paying attention completely, but then continues to insist on 'understanding'. (They can be idiots.)

Boss is ISTP. Will not answer anything to do with small talk. Master of delegating tasks. Laid back and easy going. Made him laugh the other day when I referred to my "exceptional powers of reasoning" to deduce the solution to a problem that we encountered in the blueprints.

Brother is untyped. Possibly INTJ, ISTJ or some other variant.
 

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My family is riddled with N-types.

Sister INTJ 18 years old. She's smart, ambitious, determined, cunning, and a narcissist. She follows a diet which is almost as hardcore as architects, gets top grades in all subjects. Unfortunately she lacks empathy and has a need to blame everything that goes wrong on other people, or if not blame then at least to take out whatever frustration she may feel on others. She's also sort of dishonest although she follows a self made ethos strictly it's like she's okay with playing dirty against those who violate this ethos of hers, indeed other people are sort of treated as if though they were parts of her. We rarely say a word to one another, although we keep it civil most of the time there have been quite a few times when we've had epic fights, typically they start by her being a total dick towards me for some stupid reason until I flip and lose it whereafter we start screaming at one another. I kinda feel like I'm gonna cut her off completely in the future unless she changes. It's not just me she has problems with, it's our whole family. She acts all nice when other people from outside the family are around but when they are not she can be a different person completely. She's usually only nice when she wants something, be it help with schoolwork, money or whatever, she can go from nice to ice cold or hostile in a second upon realizing she wont get what it is she wants. Displays inferior Se constantly, needs control over her environment, must have certain food products, certain hygiene products, a certain order.. etc. Most of all she needs control though. She's fine with having her own room be a mess because she knows she'll just clean it up before it gets too bad, but other places.. Meh she once threw a total fit with screaming and crying because some of her porcelaine cups (which no one else may use, though my Dad doesn't care and uses them anyway) hadn't been put in the right place in the cupboard. She's creative when it comes to getting what she wants and doing what she wants to do, but she's not particularly gifted artistically. My INFP bro and I both thought she was an INTJ, upon taking the test she got a clear cut INTJ result, no borderline scores. Upon reading the description she commented that it was eerily accurate.

Brother ENTJ 16 years old. Funny and socially skilled, a nice guy through and through just a bit immature. Seen him boss his peers around playing computer games, yelling orders and doing verbal beatdowns on those that fuck up. Absolutely hates losing. I hate losing as well, and so does my sister, but we understand that a bad loser looks like an immature idiot so we don't show it. He on the other hand gets so pissed when he loses that he can barely control himself. Throwing controllers around, yelling profanity, pacing about restlessly. Though he's getting better and better at reining himself in. Worries a lot nedlessly, though good in action he can get jittery and nervous, anticipating catastrophies. In general lacks control of his own feelings. This was made worse recently when he went smoking pot with some friends. After they had gotten high they went to the biggest shopping center in Sweden where he proceeded to pass out following a panic attack. Shortly before that he was driven home by police because he was so fucking drunk he couldn't stand up. On the bright side he neither smokes nor drinks anymore because owing to these bad experiences, I don't think he will for at least another 3 years either. He's in some sort of existential phase right now, and is skipping school a lot, which is a shame really. I think he'll get his act together though and if/when he does he has the potential to achieve even more than my INTJ sister.

Brother INFP 22 years old. So he's the one who's the most like me by far. Unlike the other two siblings he largely lacks any ambition when it comes to conventional things, though he has artistic and intellectual strivings. Is very laid back, hates fighting and drama. Is creative in an original way, capable in writing, music and drawing. Prefers to do as little as possible at all times. Is very reluctant to direct people and will only do so if they are so stupid that he has too. Has issues with anxiety and depression, had to stop smoking pot because he was suffering symptoms of dissociation and derealization. While not a conventional achiever has found a girlfriend whom he's now engaged to and living with. That girlfriend is either an ISFJ or an INFJ, I'm not sure which but she's great and they fit together. Unlike my other siblings, he has -and had at their age as well- good control over his feelings, knows his own strenghts and weaknesses.He's not naturally social like my ENTJ brother, but understands people quite well. He's one of the few people I ask for advice on matters, he's reluctant to give it though, he's often reluctant to provide feedback on things. Seems to fear appearing incompetent or being wrong. There's a little lack of confidence there I guess.

Mother ISFP 50 years old. Used to annoy me when I was little because I often thought her rules and explanations where insufficient or didn't make sense. Could be a bit judgemental in a closeminded fashion sometimes. Dismissive of things I thought were awesome. Didn't want us to watch south park or play fighting games, and often would be incapable of appreciating good ol' dark detached humor. Is smart though, and doesn't stop learning, still takes in new input and adjusts accordingly. Although I've had some communication issues with her before we get along great now and I value her input on many matters. Nowadays, since I'm no longer a bitter Ni-Ti loopster, she's also quite willing to listen to my input on matters. Nowadays she sports some detached dark humor of her own, is quite capable of reasoning logically and taking abstract matters into account if provided as input. It's just not her natural mode of operation but she's open too it. Thinks MBTI is weird, but would probably like it if I managed to explain it too her. Not sure how to do that though, she doesn't like it when I talk about it. She seemed a little bit more interested after I told her I had decided she must be an ISFP and linked her that profile. I plan to attempt explaining to her how MBTI made me more open minded and less dismissive of other people.

Dad INFJ 53 Years old. Was in awe of him when I was little. Quickly learned that he tended to be right about most things, was also totally willing to deviate from what was politically correct. Told me to beat up the son of a friend of his who was always trying to pick fights with me when I was like 5 years old, I did so and it worked wonders after that he never picked fights with me again and we just played instead. My mother on the contrary advocated that one should never use violence. In any case my Dad practically emmanated self confidence, unlike my mother he was able to answer more complex questions and was usually not afraid to tell harsch truths if he needed too. Would also express hatred towards people and things he thought were despicable or stupid much to me and my siblings delight.
Unlike my mother he had absolutely no sense of order whatsoever. He's a little better in that regard nowadays but is still messy. He's likely the one me and my INFP bro got our ADD from because he displays all the signs. Hates taking notes, writing lists, using calendars and all that sort of stuff. Prefers to keep it all in his head. Is chief lawyer for PEAB-AB, he always worked a lot and he advanced in his career while I grew up. The effect being that my youngest two siblings are spoiled materialistic brats compared to me and my INFP bro. In any case his issues are (except messy-ness): -Can sometimes ignore external input completely much to the chagrin of my mother (before they divorced when I was about 11). If you bring up your side of an issue from the viewpoint of how you feel about it emotionally he is typically more willing too listen though, he will always try to refrain from invalidating the feelings of other people. My mother sucks at talking about her feelings though, so I think they ran into communication issues due to this. Nevertheless their divorce was carried through in good faith and they remained friends afterwards; we went on vacations together as a family for at least 3 years afterwards because they were totally cool with one another, they just didn't want to live together.
-Can sometimes be very naive and unrealistically optimistic such as when he moved together with an ESFP displaying symptoms of borderline.
-Alcohol (only a health issue he doesn't act like a drunk, he just drinks too much).
-Doesn't respect the law at all. Actually that's a strength but whatever.

Me INFJ 24 years old. I am always right, unfortunately other people are stupid and don't realize this. I am also very kind and want the best for everyone; unfortunately my efforts are often done in by evil people. I get into conflict with my Sister because she is a total bitch. I get into conflict with my brothers very rarely and when it happens its because someone is in a bad mood or because either me or my INFP bro accidentally acted demeaning towards my ENTJ bro who takes himself pretty seriously. I get into conflicts with my mother and father very rarely. Typically, they just want me to fucking get on with my life which I should anyway so that doesn't become a source of conflict.
 

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Mother ISFJ (71): My mom has a heart of gold but very little thinking process. She practiced as a registered nurse in the same hospital for her entire career; she's great at memorization but not great at thinking through things on her feet. She doesn't like conflict, and she's soft-spoken and one of the nicest people anyone could meet (which people are quick to say about her as well). She's a conservative Christian, but her natural bent towards taking care of people and wanting to be kind means she doesn't generate conflict. She and I had a harder time when I left home (she was emotionally fragile and I needed to get away), but she built a life for herself since dad was married to the bottle. (He's gone, now.) I've gotten over my issues with her and love her; and although she doesn't understand me, she loves me too; we found some meeting ground in the middle. With her, I had to be willing to back off with the complicated thought processes (or give her more of the basics) and center more of our relationship about what's happening in our lives; and my tone and "niceness" also impacts how she perceives my words. Also, doing little conventional things like sending her a card for a holiday or calling her before she calls me creates a large positive response from her.

Sister ISFJ (40): We talk every few months via e-mail or letter. She is raising young children 2.5 hours away, who I never see. I would have preferred to be a little closer in our relationship, but she seems uninterested in visits or much communication, and I'm tired of initiating. She's hardcore-religious, her husband left his law profession in order to plant churches and she's a stay-at-home mom. Pretty much whatever predictable issues you can imagine between an agnostic with some theist overtones and a hardcore evangelical who thinks it's not nice to discuss controversial topics even if she is judging people according to them. I do not discuss religion with her or politics, and I no longer push to be included on family holidays; conservations I saw as potentially informative for both of us are viewed by her as conflicts and intrusive; she would rather be left alone, and I'm tired of being treated like the bad guy. I actually find her "niceness" frustrating because it's used as a shield to avoid examining her values and beliefs openly, rather than being actual niceness.

Son INTP (19): Finishing first year at college. He and I mostly share a same brain (talking to him is like being in my own head 20 years ago), and I love it on occasion when he surprises me with some new idea or brings some new experience back. Neither of us have to explain our thoughts, we just share them and the other immediately fills in the gaps and understands. The things that I get annoyed with him about are the same problems I had when I was his age, which makes it much easier and much worse for me in knowing how to approach it. My issue is not connecting with him but figuring out how to be his parent in a way that liberates him, versus just a friend or source of information. he's in a position where he's reluctant to make decisions, yet needs to make some, and also needs to take responsibility for maintaining himself financially and otherwise but so far isn't willing.

Son ESFP (17): Probably aged me more than the other kids at times (he used to be Mister Melodrama and prone to ranting and acting out, and he rarely thought through things); but he also taught me the value of interaction and relating to others, pulling me out of myself somewhat... and also just letting go and having fun. He's the most openly passionate of all the kids, having social values he believes in firmly and is willing to publicly stand up for; and while he used to be naive, he's centered himself a bit and actually has a good head on his shoulders relationally now. He can be a wastoid without personal goals, but once he has them, he doesn't stop until he achieves them. I had to learn patience with him, pick my battles, not demand a high level of rationality when he was younger, let him express his emotions so he felt heard, make his own decisions and learn from the negatives, etc. Now that he is 17, he's actually settled back a bit and is more objective, and we can have some great discussions. I also had to just relax and have fun with him; he feels good about us when we feel good being around each other.

Daughter INFJ (15): Most introverted of the three. Fashionable; can hold traditional values while at the same time being open to others; is always slightly cynical of people. Methodical, diligent, works hard -- the most strong-willed of the three kids, but also the one who has the most trouble opening up, and if she's annoyed about something, she can cut you down with one well-placed line. Biggest issue aside from "battles of wills" is that she seems to be an SP variant introvert, so she's very happy to internalize and cloak her thoughts and feelings, not necessarily driven to share, and it's easy to feel disconnected from her. The energy to connect can be draining. Still not sure how to make things work well. If you push to get it, she'll push you back out; if you don't push to get it, you never get in. I just try to do small things to connect as regularly as I can, and even mundane things. But she admits she's kind of walled off to everyone in the world.

I have friends at work mostly (ISTJ, ENFJ, ESFJ, INFJ), but no one I see regularly outside work. I also have some friends at local gaming groups, so they're at least more imaginative and we get along fine without effort.
 

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Me: INTP

Wife: INTP - it's never boring, since we always have some way to hypothetically push any boundary, even highly personal ones in mutually detached analysis. Conflicts are rare. We sometimes can just get annoyed if one of us is tired and lashes out, although we make up after 15 minutes of brooding. Then we end up giggling over it while analyzing and cataloguing the entire stream of events leading up to the point we got annoyed.

We have ridiculous and extremely absurd internal humour.

Mum: INTJ - I'm forever trolling her, the poor thing. We have great discussions though. She's ridiculously pragmatic, but has a wacky spiritual side that I can't quite relate to as well.

Dad: INFP - Gets some really paranoid ideas about my motivations. He's artsy and perfectionist. I enjoy spending time with him, though I get annoyed because I really have to avoid certain topics because he'll just shut down if you even hypothetically question his values.

Close friend: ENTJ - pretty natural and easy relationship. I'm generally thinking something close to what he's about to say and/or vice-versa. We come to similar conclusions for different reasons. Don't really clash at all. By chance I've dealt with several ENTJ's through work before, and my mum's an INTJ. So overall I find them easy to get along with.

Probably helps that he is in general one of the most well-rounded people I know, regardless of type.

No siblings, but six cousins (five males) who I spent a lot of time with and who were for all intents and purposes like brothers and sisters.

Not 100% sure on all of their types. Haven't seen enough of them all in recent years, and relying on memory is sketchy. However there's a definite ISFJ and an ESTP in there.
 

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Girlfriend - 21 years old, ISFP she is a very sensitive person as well extremely idealistic she just do not know how to make real her plans, it's funny to admit it but she may seem silly, when actually she hides a pretty smart mind specially when it comes to draw conclusions about something, sometimes she leaves me speechless. She's half liberal but as far as the relationship goes she keeps a semi traditional look to it, we get along really well and share many interests and ways of thinking, she's kinda little stubborn, so am i. She doesn't like to talk about the MBTI.

Sister - 21 years old, not really sure about her type. She's probably the only solid pillar in the family, she keeps us united and weirdly gives us an state of calm, she's strong and has a rigid realistic thinking yet she has a good heart, never gives signals of sadness and was always the best of the three brothers in studies, she's constant and really smart, she's the only person in the family whom i can freely talk to. Although I tend to listen people, i change my role with her and become the narrator, i can be talking for hours. However we collide many times, for her it's like i always do things without thinking about others, she even told me it today. I think she uses a shield or a mask, but behind it, once a while in extreme situations you see a sensible person. She doesn't like to talk about the MBTI.

Brother - 16 years old, seems some kind of ISTP, he's always in his world, in his room or down the street with his friends, he is going through a difficult time and he's always causing problems at home, not interested in studies, amazingly good at drawing and it seems he does his thing effortlessly, highly narcissistic, has tons of friends, however he acts as if he cares about nobody, when he gets angry it's crazy specially when he doesn't get what he wants from any of us, it's scary. A healthy boy, once told in like a very baddass way that me that drugs were crap, once came home drunk and said it was his first and last time and seems that it was. He's incredibly stubborn, if he's in a good mood we get along pretty well, he is so nice when he wants but overall we do not talk that much. He does not like to talk about the MBTI .

Mama - over 50, ESFJ, my mother has a good heart but I think she has some psychological disorder or something, she always cared too much about us to the point of suffocating us, imo many of our insecurities are due the way she overprotected us, my relationship with her has always been difficult and not very solid, she supported me when i was interested in something but at the same time she always blame me for not studying and compared me with my cousins ​​who have crazy university degrees. She's very outgoing and always happy to spend money like crazy, in recent years she has become even more hysterical and was always starting fights at home with my father, since childhood I think my father always try to keep the family afloat but he ended up failing and lengthening a problem that should have ended long ago, IMO their relationship never worked. Now after countless years of discussions they are divorced. It was the best decission they ever made and i just think that it should have been taken earlier to prevent lots of sad moments.

Papa - over 50, ISTP
, my father always tried to keep us united, he's the captain of the transatlantic ship we are, he's pretty chill and has a weird sense of humour, i have a cold relationship with him. He has a good heart but he's before anything a very realistic man of logic. He always supported all the things I wanted do even if he was like: you're crazy, there's nothing to do about you lol he was like ok he's happy i'll support him you know, never said no to anything and silently thank him everything he has done for us.

Me - 24 years old i was typed as ISFJ by Cherry Cola, still have my doubts, first of all, I must admit that lots of the problems I have with my family are in 60% my fault, their demands are pretty normal, i'm a sensitive guy, love art, music, i act kinda childish sometimes, unfortunately studies never interested me, i wish i had been good at science as an intp or intj, anyway i think i've matured a lot in the past 3 years and at this point i see some progress in my life, before this happy period i was pretty hopeless about my future. I was always weak in times of stress, i literally shaked with my parents fights as a kid. Also when i left my country in my teenage ages i was bullied hardly for almost 2 years, now I have forgiven my past and understood that in a way it helped me to have a more open minded vision of the world, life hardest experiences have made me fucking stronger and i can destroy you if i want, i won't feel anything, because i've seen it all (lol). However this has caused me insecurities that often result in behavioral changes that make me hesitate a lot, among other things, about me personality type.


Well this was kinda like a therapy, i never take some time to think about people.
 

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Dad: ISTP
We get along pretty well. He was the one that taught me the need to develop my Fe, even though he tries to hide his. He is a lot more practical than I am. We often disagree on philosophical issues. Although, slowly, my brothers and I are turning him into a libertarian. He is a bit of mystic, less so than he was when I was a kid. He opened me up to the invisible world just under the surface and showed me how to read people. Also, he is a total troll. Which my brothers and myself all inherited.

Mom: INFJ/ISFJ
She is a bit harder to pin down. She works in IT, and playing MMO's in her free time. All of her free time. She is a sweet woman, and very independent woman. Way smarter than she gives herself credit for. She has anxiety, and depression issues. So we can relate to each other. We actually were doing a play through of Diablo 3 a while back. We get along really well. She is also a mystic, but less so than my father. Both are conservative christians. This leads to some common ground a has lead to some pretty serious arguments in the past.

Older Brother: INTJ
Him and did not get a long growing up. He was an asshole. But now we are really close. WE joke around about conspiracies and aliens. It's nice to get high with him and just talk about crazy shit. His girl friend doesn't know when we are joking or serious. To be honest, neither do I sometimes. He's really into science. I can usually keep up with him, but I really don't care that much about science. (I know, so not INTP) So he keeps me grounded when I start theorizing about other planes of existence, and extra-dimensional beings.

Younger Brother: ENFP
He has always been the problem child. He was the reason I went on as many adventures, when I was little, as I did. We were really close until he started going to high school. The he started getting into the drug crowd. Gotten in a decent amount of trouble with the law. Mostly small stuff, though. In the last couple years, we have reconnected.

Childhood Friend: ENFJ
We founded our friendship on legos and star wars. Friends since third grade. There was only a brief period of time in our friendship were we didn't get along. Otherwise, until he joined the marines, we spent two weekends a months together. He always wanted to go on adventures, so that's what we did. Even as older teens, we would go out with sticks and pretend to slay orcs. He lives out of state now. We've grown in our own different directions, so we aren't close like we were before, but when I get to see him, it's as if the last time we hung out was yesterday.

I now mostly hangout with my ENTJ, and INTP friends. The ENTJ is my best friend. Possessing functions that the other doesn't really use keeps us both sane. I also have an ISTP friend from high school. WE don't have much in common anymore, but he's still a good guy to hangout with.
 

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Me: INTP ...

Fooled me. I saw the long post and the avatar and thought I wrote it, probably some time ago and the thread was necroed. Then noticed the sig was wrong ("did somebody get into my account?") then, duhhhhhh ...
 

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GF - INTJ
Busy, super smart (wrong sometimes but thinks she is right), hates lies and fake people
Mom - ENFJ
Kind, always knows the right thing to say to get you going.
Dad - ISTP
Strong silent type, likes old movies, great athlete, great personal style
Sister - ESTJ
Very traditional, born administrator, loves her family
Friend - INFJ
loves his family, likes to talk philosophy, comics and life issues
Friend - ISTP
Marine, Camping, loves weapons, Has an opinion and does his own thing
Son - enfp
Very creative, always trying to make people laugh, does not like to be controlled, will treat you the way you treat him, school is just a place to hang out during the day, would rather make ups stories, read comics, play video games or listen to music.
daughter - isfj
Good student, very sensitive to others feelings, likes music
daughter - isfp
The artist, can cartoonist, culinary artist, has her own style, loves animals


I am an ISTP, I don't interact with others, right?
 

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Friend -> ENFJ. Basically a good sounding board for my ideas, but mostly a means to get out of my head and have some fun, go out and meet people and try new things. I get a good deal of positive affirmation and validation for my talents from her, and for some reason, she really enjoys my company, and she completely trusts me. I've always been careful of her inability to handle conflict, so I don't make criticisms too much. She is a very caring person, who is very open minded to anything.

Friend -> INFP. She is cheerful and very kind, has somewhat of a soft personality. I'm only just mildly annoyed because she is very religious, and I'm somewhat wary of Christianity. She is extremely hard on herself, and suffers low self esteem. I enjoy talking about philosophical topics with her, and enjoy her company as well.

Friend -> INTJ?. I had a hard time typing her, she took a test and got INTJ. She is a system analyst, so perhaps a NT of some kind. It's just I find it somewhat easy to talk with her and enjoy her company as well, which is uncharacteristic for me to get along with an INTJ. Even though she is the friend I had the longest, we don't talk too much in depth about stuff, but we meet each other for coffee or lunch, or a time out at a park, and just discuss what we have been up to.

Grandma -> ISTJ. We some how get along, and she doesn't bring too much drama too the table. I love her witty humor and fiesty character. Life is definitely all work, and duties to her, but she is somewhat easy to work for. She is extremely critical of other people.

My Dad -> INTP. I never was close to my dad in any sense. Throughout my life, I could have counted on one hand the number of sentences we spoke to each other. However, recently, we kind of just opened up to each other. I somewhat wondered if he was an ISTP, but after getting to know him better, he is definitely INTP.

I guess I'll stop there for now.
 
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