10 Overlooked Signs you Might be an ISTP

[@TraumaType]

What are some lesser-known traits of being an ISTP? Let me know below.

[@BasedGodEmperorTrump]

#10. Being Ti hero, it's hard to explain thoughts and overall express what's on the mind.

[@TraumaType]

I always wonder what being a Ti is like compared to Ni

[@fovarberma752]

INTP with a lot of INTJ friends: T(i) is constantly testing the logical consistency of your own thoughts and ideas. In my case, it is a non-stop thing where N(e) keeps bringing new ideas, new links, and T(i) breaks it apart. N(i) seems to work like how electricity or water finds a path of least resistance. You see your end-goal and your mind seems to constantly be looking out for the most efficient way to get the result you want. Each new possibility gets observed, tested, as a potential shortcut. So one goes: Is it true? Does it make sense? What does it mean? The other: Does it leads me where I want to? How efficient it is?

[@CuddleClaw.]

ISTP woman here. As a kid I wouldn’t be caught dead crying in front of anybody. But now I’m a lot more open and expressive and I cry a lot and don’t feel embarrassed anymore if I cry in front of someone (usually). Love physical touch with significant other. But not so much with other people. Fe Heroes are annoying AF I love NP types.

[@TraumaType]

That’s good you found away to release your emotions. I agree Fe heroes can be a lot

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

Oh... thanks for sharing the traits of another weird personality (we are all weirds) It's really strange & immature when a person has a 3rd function non developed. - Laugh about the persons who express their Fi with authenticity and serious. (for the immatures ones) - Difficulties to imagine/visualize (Ne blind)

[@don-eb3fj]

Well, THIS just opens a new can of worms- so many of these ideosyncracies are so like me (the lack of trust in doctors for one) but also the INFJ traits. I know the functions are shared (which would create some similarities), but with the Ni/Ti and Fe/Se transposed- I know I use these functions, but how to know in which order? and how would attachment trauma likely affect the order? Would you please, please please...PLEASE...:D ...do a side-by-side comparison of the similarities and differences between INFJ and ISTP functions? I'm so cornfused!

[@tuomanviii9653]

Thank you for this one! [ Set up and composition looks good in this video. Suits you very well. ]

[@TraumaType]

Thanks for watching

[@OnTheVergeOfLosingIt]

That video described me so damn well

[@TraumaType]

Thanks for watching

[@SchizoidVision]

This was fun to watch. ISTP's can mistype as INTJ's, because they are introverted and thinkers, and some can be very proficient on Ni usage. I think that ISTPs use Ni more conservatively, but in a more specifically focused way, having Ti in dominant position, Ni comes in just in the moment when it can serve a relevant, practical or utilitarian purpose. Also ISTP's tend to be more individualistically self-aware/own way than INTJ, because their extraverted judgement is lower than the INTJ, who will be more conscious of protocol. So yeah, the rule following stuff was relevant.

[@TraumaType]

It was fun to make, just took a lot more time. They can be mistaken for INFJs as well seeing they are in the same Quadra. Thanks for watching

[@kevrokka.d.9749]

This was pretty good.

[@TraumaType]

Thanks for watching

[@hirsch4155]

I don’t think ISTJs are very socially awkward, once they settle on a way of being that works for them. When they are confronted with new situations or people that are out of their comfort zone, they can seem out of sorts though.

[@TraumaType]

They can be a little rough around the edges with Fe trickster, but Si helps them navigate better then some types for sure