16 Personalities - How Each Type Is Misunderstood

[@majaspychalska8937]

As an ENFP I often feel that people see me as someone who can't be logical, thoughtful, clever and I think it's so wrong! We may seem like a reckless, always happy and goofy type but there is so much more! We can discuss many things with you, we're often intrested in science and we love to explore things and because of that we know many interesting facts that we can share with you. Remember that~~

[@Chigger]

Yes, we _prefer_ ideas, but we love to see the fruit of our labor, and our tertiary Te can provide insight to the way the world actually works if one cares to take a quick peek at our minds.

[@miguelalexandresimoesneves8660]

Thats why INTJs love ENFP ;) (Im INTJ myself)

[@heartpoint5289]

I’m ENFP. From Kindergarten through college my teachers either saw me as intellectually gifted OR like a below average IQ person perhaps needing special Ed. People still seem to relate to me this way as an adult.

[@MarieForest]

As an INFP I always know my ENFP friends are the best to run ideas through to get new perspectives and advice 😊

[@heartpoint5289]

@@MarieForest Yes! And my INFP friends listen, help me verbally process and help me sort all my multiple perspectives into more clarity

[@psychsephone9832]

The INFP one is so spot on. My INFP partner is way more ambitious and driven than me (INTJ) on most given days. He's a full time freelance artist who works extremely hard, over 8 hours a day with barely any time off, but none of that matters because he doesn't have a degree or an office job. Meanwhile I get praised by both of our families for being "successful" just because I have a degree and a managers job even though I'm one of the laziest people I've ever met. Basically I put all that "brilliant" strategic thinking into thinking up ways to do less work

[@spiritually_drunk]

Your honesty is *so* refreshing. And huge ups to your partner for doing his thing regardless of their perception.

[@nerysghemor5781]

What’s wrong with thinking up ways to do less work? As long as the quality of the work is in line with what’s needed, I don’t see the problem. I’m an INFP in a business process audit job and in the past have butted heads with some people over that. Now they’re moving to an “Agile” like methodology and management got told by the higher ups that they WILL stop testing stuff just to test stuff even when it’s evident early on there are going to be few to no issues. I actually suspect there’s such a lack of Te with some people that even my inferior Te, combined with the Ne willingness to experiment, can stick out. (One really hilarious thing…even had an ESFJ project manager get me to do a sanity check on their calendar/projected timeline as if I were an XSTJ, but on that particular team I guess I was all she had so she had to make do!!!) -INFP working a job no one expects and actually doing OK at it. (Yes, I write fanfic as a hobby…why do you think I want to invent ways to make sure I don’t have to work past scheduled hours without a really good reason??? XD )

[@mokshalani8414]

I'm an INFP who wishes they could think like an INTJ, maybe I could stop accidentally choosing the harder path & embrace my hobby of being lazy

[@psychsephone9832]

@@spiritually_drunk thank you! And yeah it's a big part of why I'm with him.

[@supbruh7793]

an infp who works 8 hours a day with barely any time off? now that’s impressive. dang

[@audreyhowler]

I'm an istp who is seen as lazy, underachieving, aimless, and lacking ambition. Because I am. I've disappointed many...parents, partners, friends. I'm also the one they run to because someone always needs me to think for them or do for them. All I want is to be left alone and no one will leave me alone. I've worked hard to underwhelm humanity and humanity is so codependent.

[@benjaminharmon6541]

And yet you keep helping them. Curse that inferior Fe!

[@PsychologyRefresh]

5:54 INTJs are in fact considered as cold and calculated, however people not always understand that this personality type is very goal oriented and has mindset for the future, that's why they can appear detached from more trivial things.

[@johanliebert6859]

Watch the INTJ Inspector Lunge from the anime Monster he is totally stereotypical and robotic without feelings you will surely like his character how much he matches INTJ stereotypes

[@johanliebert6859]

He was detective and such a workaholic that his whole family left him saying he never has time for them and left his reaction was emotionless and didn't even stopped his wife from going and later instead of being sad he said to himself thats nice now i don't have anyone to distract me from my work

[@CineMairon]

Absolutely accurate. ISFJs are like the kids that rush to finish homework so they can be free to play sooner. Or the artists that need to evolve their abilities to draw according to the academic way in order to create their new way and break the forms. We make sure we have a safe base first so we can jump into risks but know we will have the minimum cost if something doesn't work out.

[@TheDenisedrake]

ESFP YES!!! Nailed it! I don't want attention, but I will get attention if it will help other people. I am married to an INTJ and while he can be robotic and calculating, he does have deep emotions. We have balanced each other out nicely for over 30 years.

[@pearlsammo1638]

This is truly a golden age for INTPs given the intentional misdirection, misinformation, as well as general tendency by those who attempt to control society through manipulation. My BS detector goes off on a daily basis like a Geiger counter after nuclear fallout.

[@Cybeonix]

I guess that's one way of looking at it :) I personally feel like I've been buried alive in a pit of stupid; it's a bit too much sometimes.

[@pearlsammo1638]

@@Cybeonix I feel blessed to have the gift of discernment. It’s good not to be a NPC. 😌

[@koalabrownie]

Golden Age? There's nothing more frustrating than seeing everyone getting fooled and being powerless to help them. And when you tell people how it really is, they get defensive and lash out because they can't accept any other reality.

[@nehemiah9190]

I second this, probably one of the most important times in history to parse the truth out of an increasingly complex pile of bullshit.

[@swordfish7165]

Still getting mixed messages as to whether I'm INTP or INTJ ... but I'm happy with either.

[@LucyGem98]

You got it on the nose with ISFP. I never really express my emotions outwardly unless it's with a close friend and it's an intimate setting. I am also very good at spotting patterns which I quite often see attributed to INFJs.

[@grazynawolska8160]

Yeah... 3 hours into a phone convo with ISFP....".... So my grandma died..." what! Why didn't you say this earlier!!! I know it's tough to express that Fi but you guys are oozing it anyway... just put words to it....

[@combodad2235]

That first slot Fi keeps a lot bottled up

[@whodat4124]

I am an ENFP, have degrees in Microbiology and was an R&D Scientist in the Life Sciences for a long time. I noticed that people did not take me seriously. I never understood why until I started studying and learning more about types....it makes perfect sense. Those that are the "logical" thinkers I found to be limited by their own thinking, rationalizations and judgments sometimes before experiments were even started. I was always "let's see what happens" which to me is what discovery, curiosity and growth (in an endeavor) is all about. I truly like being an ENFP!

[@shelbywoo3229]

My BFF is an INTJ and she is the most loving, friendly, empathetic, discerning and wise person I know. I love her sense of humor and her ability to see things I cannot. My son is an INFP (practically my opposite) but we usually come to the same conclusion on things we just take a different road that ends at the same place. I appreciate that he values things I don’t (at least in the same way) and he’s fantastic at articulating the why so I can understand it. I am an ISTJ with a wicked sharp sense of humor and often get “in trouble” at work for laughing too much or too loudly. I think I’m hilarious 😂 and thankfully others do too. 😉 Thank you for your videos. There’s always something more to learn every single day!

[@GerardoXC2023]

Honestly entps are pretty underrated for being misunderstood.Always everyone thinks we’re going to do something bad, when we just want to help them.A lot of times we’re also seen as “all jokes”, which leads to almost no one taking us seriously when we can offer actual good advice.

[@hannahpeterangelo7551]

ENFP: literally had to listen the ENFP one 4 times to figure out where the misunderstanding is 🤣 What I just kept simplifying the statement to in my mind: "ENFPs live in ideas/possibility but what people don't understand is that they're living in ideas/possibility." Umm, yeah... So... where's the misunderstanding? Finally realized: "oh! Other people don't necessarily realize we're interested in exploring possibilities just for the sheer joy of appreciating what the possibilities in the world are?! But why else would you do that?! And how are you supposed to know the direction you eventually choose is right for you if you haven't checked a giant array of possibilities?!"

[@Monochromatification]

The difference is in the point at which anyone chooses to *stop* exploring. Many other personalities have a lower threshold than ENFPs. Some believe there are more options in this world than anyone can completely explore in one lifetime, and so go with whatever works in the moment. Others are more aware that you cannot take a decision while simultaneously still looking at options, and that time and energy are limited. Also, a lot of things take time to build and that's impossible for anyone who is still sampling options to see what they really want. So, to those personalities, the ENFP's desire to explore extensively can seem misguided and unreasonable. But that's because they have a lower threshold on when to stop. Most ENFPs stop exploring eventually, usually when they've reached some externally-imposed limit.

[@benholmes8870]

@@Monochromatification It’s funny, as an ENFP I don’t even feel I stop exploring because of some limit, it’s just eventually with one path or road of exploration I get bored, and then I move on to something else lol

[@toondreamer4438]

me to as an INFP tho lol

[@kipp3100]

Here’s some time stamps!^^ ESTP- 0:02 ISTP- 0:32 ENTP- 1:04 👑INTP👑- 1:25 ISFJ- 1:48 ENTJ- 2:06 ESFP- 2:32 ENFP- 2:59 INFP- 3:20 ISTJ- 3:47 ESTJ- 4:09 ISFP- 4:26 INFJ- 4:54 ENFJ- 5:26 INTJ- 5:54 ESFJ- 6:20

[@Multitudes_]

100%, my most important 'ambitions' revolve around what my journey is like and how rewarding that is internally, not any specific destinations or external achievements. - INFP

[@EresirThe1st]

Hey Nathan, you should do a video on how the types can best relax and recharge. As an intj it would be really useful to learn a way to recharge without indulging in Se and ruining my progress.

[@benjaminharmon6541]

Meditation.

[@EresirThe1st]

@@benjaminharmon6541 Meditation isn't relaxing lol its hard work.

[@thanhheu4129]

As an ISTJ, I confirmed :) And I know everyone (aka every type in 16P) has their own strengths that I may don't have, and after watching this, I respect every single one person appeared in my life. Everyone is unique and capable in their own way.

[@grazynawolska8160]

Thanks. Sometimes us N types struggle with ISTJs and ESTJs yelling at us for details we missed.... it isn't natural for us to be this detailed in reality, but we try so please be kind. 😄

[@thanhheu4129]

@@grazynawolska8160 Oh kkk, in my life i did meet an INFJ - who has the best grade in my major but unfortunately i didn't get the chance to know them, as i had a time that 'unhealthy' and i healed from it already. In my real life most people are S types, so I'm not near to any N types to gauge them kkkkk :D But yeah, you guys really got the intuition, must combine with Se/Si so you can create ... things to happen :D

[@trinaq]

As an INFJ, I constantly feel misunderstood. Part of the reason being is that I'm surrounded by sensing types, who don't always comprehend my flights of fantasy.

[@grazynawolska8160]

Yeah, that can be tough for Ni. Eventually the S types get used to your crazy-talk but can only tolerate it for 5 mins before they desperately try to change the topic. I got used to speaking their S language.... but its lonely when none of the S types want to learn to speak N. -intj

[@kyurei4478]

That's not fair because S types naturally mostly talk about sensory things which are concrete and quite easily understandable by everyone because of it whereas it's the exact opposite for N types.

[@grazynawolska8160]

@@kyurei4478 no, it is fair. S is hard for us. Even if we pretend we can do anything because N types want to look competent.... it is hard. It's hard to see the details if you aren't Si. It's hard to be yelled at by Si dom because you didn't dot the i just right as the procedure dictates and be berated for missing details and made felt stupid. It can be tough to Se, and be so overwhelmed with outside sensory reality you shut right down and stay home or go home early to decompress. I understand that S may not be your struggle, but it is and can be someone else's struggle.

[@thirstwithoutborders995]

@@grazynawolska8160 Haha, the S-types running away, because I just opened a whole can of worms, that made their life harder. Usually it is about morality questions, the chain reaction that comes after your simple action and impacts this and that, and that you can't just blame whoever for your miserable life. I find that I sometimes see the chain too far into the past and into the future... this is not even fantasy, but concrete, real things that need to be brought into consideration. I can see their head starting to smoke when I do this. But are they ever great at the details of filling out the forms after I have designed the masterplan. I wish I just could always be the masterplan person.

[@grazynawolska8160]

@@thirstwithoutborders995 highly highly relatable!!! 😄 Yes Si doms can really fill out a form like no one else! Yes, we Ni see forward and back. Is why I love history and science fiction.... but not the way Si types like them... they kinda see history as a list of dates, facts and events in chronological order hehe. I took a lot of history courses in university and it was all ISTJ and ISFJ types pretty much. I always looked for reasons and correlations why something happened and they just looked for facts lol.... professors loved my essays because they were different for this reason.... they already know all the facts and dates anyway.. but what do the facts mean? What do they tell us? S types struggle with this. I wish more N types took history honestly.... I feel like we feel we don't belong there.... but we do. :) as for Scifi S types like hard sci-fi cause if details (if they like it at all) or adventure sci-fi if Se. N types prefer sci-fi with high concepts, surreal, mind-bending and less on the hard details. Just my take :) -intj

[@andyhepburn6855]

I think us ENFPs can frustrate types who don't value the idea in its own right. Usually thought dump on J types then get an enthusiastic list of how to actually implement said idea but by then we've moved on to the next thing!

[@waterr7501]

ISFJ here, you got it right on how we desire stability so that we can do reckless stuff just for the thrill of it. Basically, we're Minecraft survival players that will only start jumping into every ravine we see once we know it's keep inventory

[@gleeman959]

As an Enfp, I recognize the my Ne is highly misunderstood. It goes to what the video states: I present an idea, and either the idea isn't taken seriously because I don't wholly believe in it myself yet, or it is assumed that I must hold the idea true. I get comments like "oh, that was just a clever little thought you had. Nothing more." Or "you're defending this position, so you must find it true on some level." But for me, I have the idea and now the idea EXISTS, so now it has value by mere existence whether it be true or not. The idea may now be held up to other ideas in comparison to prove its viability. Other ideas may be compared to it to prove their viability. Maybe a good analogy is walking down a path to a destination. On the way you come across a mushroom. It doesn't look edible. You don't know if it's poisonous. Most people would keep moving because the mushroom is an unknown and doesn't help you immediately on your journey and isn't your destination anyway. I will stop and ponder it, maybe pick it up and carry it along because of its unknown qualities. Who knows, maybe it's the cure for cancer. Maybe it is poison. The mushroom holds value in its possibilities.

[@kailanGoreng]

as an ENFP, i cannot imagine how one could think any differently. and it still amaze me how people cannot get this. ideas are the birth of something. be it something that worth millions or something that will dissipate in the wind.

[@ire_r6691]

As another ENFP I feel the same way!!! Why do people not get it?? 😅

[@wannabehuman]

I think this is something common for many Ne users. I think I’m an INTP, and I’ve always entertained ideas no matter how far fetched, and I put ideas out there even if they’re ridiculous because they still have value in moving towards truth or benefit (even if that value literally comes from them being wrong). The mental exercise of considering or disproving it is still valuable. And they can be funny! My inf Fe is just too scared usually to say them in front of others because they don’t think this way. I think I carry around so many ideas, many of which I believe and many more of which I’m conflicted about. Ne collects ideas. I never understood people who don’t do that. But I guess they would perceive it as disorganized - they’d ask why we carry them around if we don’t believe in them. But it’s just an interesting possibility, and can be connected to something bigger.

[@tatyannafrancis9935]

I’m watching this video silently with the captions on, and it’s funny how I can hear Nathan’s voice perfectly in my head, especially for the word “percolate” 😂

[@MeetingWithGodot]

Thanks for always providing great, insightful content Nathan. Considering the stereotypes of MBTI floating dangerously out there, this is refreshing to see

[@yuishizu2]

Thanks for this, Nathan. Being acknowledged as intellectual/intuitive makes a big difference because this is one of my insecurities, even though others have already acknowledged this about me. It's just a pervasive notion in the MBTI community that ISFPs aren't readily capable of being so, which is a stereotype that can be damaging to people's understandings of themselves. And yes, my friends need to really pry in order for me to open up my feelings to them. I'd rather not share my feelings, if I can help it. -ISFP

[@SaraHovera]

As an ISTJ’s friend I’d say somehow Internet is full of those negative istj stereotypes which are absolutely biased and wrong and superficial …. BTW this friend is very good at typing and led a lot of conversations on pfb to correct characters’ (stereo)types.

[@leonardostults8043]

Enfj here, I really appreciated this. It's quite difficult when people view me as illogical especially because I don't want to waste my time trying to prove that I'm not so I just let them think it.

[@drachendesigns]

I fully agree with the INFJ bit. I am constantly making connections with something that I was puzzled about for weeks or even months in the past. I think it has a lot to do with introverted intuition. INFJs are amazing problem solvers. But one downside is we get too caught up in solving something, that we overthink or get lost in our Ni-Ti loop trying to find "the answer". I have to constantly catch myself and remember that time can bring a solution, no matter what it is. Sometimes it's better to take a step back for a bit and come back to the problem another time. So for those lovely INFJs out there: Take a break every now and then. You're doing great! ❤️

[@tracyzimmerman7912]

We as INFP do have a different definition of success. However it's not always societies definition. This causes stress for us as least for me it does. I feel I'm moving to slowly or not at all. I don't feel the world was built for us as it stands now.

[@misseva7404]

Another winner of a video.

[@renbrent2314]

My ISFJ best friend is super adventurous.....after her laundry is done. Haha. Very grounded but also up for a hike after picnic is packed.

[@misseva7404]

@@renbrent2314 oh my gosh, I love that: "I'm super adventurous after my laundry is done" is a perfect life motto! LOL

[@AlextheENTP]

@@renbrent2314 Wow, I am the EXACT opposite - will gladly leave the laundry to rot if adventure is knocking. I've literally had to go to a formal function in wet pants as a result once... hehehe. Anyway, go ISFJ, your domestic genius is not unappreciated. I openly admire how stable and responsible you are. Like that mystical being known as a... whatsit? Yeah, adult.

[@renbrent2314]

@@AlextheENTP that's an ENTP for ya!🤣I've been married to one for 26 years!

[@grazynawolska8160]

Intj...Robotic and coldly calculating! Ack! On the outside, when I'm in my conquering forwards towards goals mode....., then yes. No distractions please... just systematic, robotic movement forward. But when I'm not on the clock,.... im a feely, messy-feely type.... almost like the third NF after INFP and INFJ.... sort of like a mix of the 2... a judging N that has the Fi of a perceiving N :)

[@allkindofshorts4940]

Interesting.

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

On the inside Ni Fi, we feel really deep and profund emotions and are adorable with people who deserve us.

[@grazynawolska8160]

@@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes I giggled a little that you described us as adorable, but truth be told, we are pretty adorable on the inside :)

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

@@grazynawolska8160 I think only us know we are very kind and adorable. It's a little weird to know how we see ourselves from the inside is not the same as people perceive us from the outside.

[@grazynawolska8160]

@@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes you're right. If the 3rd function is the Child Function, our inner child is adorable lol. I do agree.... it is kinda weird.... but as long as we know who we are and what values we hold, and that those values are good and moral, that's what really matters. I'm aware that this is a very Fi response 😏

[@theartsyfarmer3748]

As an ESFJ, Thank you! You’ve put it into words! Thank you thank you!

[@benjaminharmon6541]

Plans are never as cool as what actually ends up happening. I can understand how other people might not feel confident in their ability to ride the waves, though. I'm highly ambitious, just in an internal way, in that I want to master a lot of different skills, and outward achievement is not very important to me. If I build a company or buy a big house, I can still lose those things and my work will be wasted, but learning stays with you. -ISTP

[@richsackett3423]

ENTP - That's how we are actually understood to be. A misunderstanding of our nature focuses on our masterdebateyness. Shit gets old.

[@jaimephillips1521]

Spot on, as usual! Love your insights, Nathan!

[@FiNe_SiTe]

INFPs....yes, it's more about the journey than the destination.

[@oppenheimerroberta7440]

I would love to see a video about how each type quit a job or what can be the main reasons.

[@Raphsophomes]

As an isfp i felt the entj and the istp. Although im not nearly as directionless as istps i know

[@editorjeannie2318]

Great description of introverted intuition for INFj- that one actually made sense finally

[@stevencrawford6503]

ISTP - lazy, but would work my ass off if it meant I could save a few minutes doing repetitive work. Looking at you PowerShell script I wrote to save me a few minutes every day. Learnt PowerShell scripting from scratch while I was at it. Good times.

[@cray5279]

Same! - ISTP

[@Lizzzi86]

I'm ENTP and I love to celebrate Christmas, Halloween and birthdays XD also the anniversaries in my relationships.

[@victoredwards6418]

Love the videos!

[@dacksonflux]

People usually believe me when I tell them I'm an INTJ. That is, until I make it known that I have a deeply passionate inner world.

[@ايفا-ت8ن]

May I ask you few questions? Like an INTJ to INTJ?

[@christian1172-z9e]

It always makes my Fe happy to see everyone’s genius pointed out.

[@combodad2235]

ESTP- Reckless, but rational all at the same time. Similar to the ESFP, are calcution of risk in just higher

[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

INTJ _ Robotic and coldly calculating ... deeply emotional and passionate ! so true 😭💙 One of the best description

[@RosheenQuynh]

This might just be my autism/ADHD but I literally have no ambition to do things I _ought_ to do but anything creative (or that distracts me from anxiety and such)? I can stay awake for almost two days...

[@blaisesimpenzwe1738]

Hey you should do the next video as 16 personality types in school hierarchy.

[@sophiaeasel1561]

As an ISTP, when I try to make plans I start to behave in ways that is very bipolar, because I cannot really follow through any of these "plans" or "impulses". I find comfort in Painting all day long and my father and friends think i am going nowhere in life and will end up homeless on the streets. 😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑😑

[@GoodSongs4all]

As an ISTP, agreed with your ISTP view.

[@christineherrmann205]

Funny, I only mind being thought of as illogical when someone decides to take my leaps as something they need to correct. But when I choose to point out something unwise _they_ did, I expect them to be quiet, believe me... and often pay me. Isn't that the height of illogical?

[@ciel6250]

Very spot on in istp

[@khuturuwmorow6267]

As always an informative and cool video

[@otheusrex2190]

Infp here. Liked, subscribed, and now commented

[@grzegorzwalas4125]

I love this stereotype of ENTP being anti-traditional, revolutionary, anarchistic. This is so shallow. You don't have to oppose everything when you tend to oppose something. I am interested in religions. Different religions, comparing them. One would say: "so you must be an atheist or agnostic." Not really. My religion is a bit weird because how many polytheists do we have in modern world? ;). But I'm serious about believing in it, following it's laws. And! Polytheism gives me some flexibility - there are many gods, they value different things, I'm not pinned to one and the only one right. The same goes with polithics - I am not a rebel. I support a strong state, but it must respect some private freedom of citizens, for example a freedom of speech. For me the person who can't identify with any community and is a radical individualist, opposing all rules and all authorities is either dumb or just a kid (sometimes both). People need some frames in their life.

[@fruitspunchsamurai1763]

hmm I think there is a little bit of truth in it.. at least to me lol It's mainly just not blindly accepting systems that other people tell you are "the right way cause it's always been done this way" even if it's possible that there is a better way to do it. but yes Nathan is absolutely right about the fact that someone had to invent the wheel I suppose 😅

[@grzegorzwalas4125]

"do it, don't ask any "why", do it just because". That's the simpliest way to make me not do that thing x). Yes I need a reason why! :D

[@MrLuigiFercotti]

ESTJ - doesn't matter who's idea they use. Yeah, or is that "steal and take the credit for." At their worst, users.

[@frggdeckkkydexhhgg]

As an INFJ, I am misunderstood, when I say someone, that I am misunderstood

[@Aprillfools]

At the end of a particularly long day of being misunderstood it's good to know why... thanks

[@Noname-jn7ly]

As an infj with enneagram 5w6 i am always misunderstood as extremely private, detached, calculative and manipulative. 😬🥴

[@grazynawolska8160]

Yeah, some INFJ come off calculating and manipulative. If I can offer some words as to why... it's down to pushing people to be different then they naturally are (as INTJ I was pushed to be more Fe and never good enough for not being INFJ enough)... as well as not sharing plans and ideas.... hiding the Ti. If you hide your ideas ppl distrust you....

[@abbiepancakeeater52]

as a 4w5 enfp, me too. it's so damaging being called manipulative just for expressing your feelings.

[@umaj7173]

Dead accurate as usual, Nathan. -ENTJ

[@samuelmyllyaho6066]

Finland is propably the best place for INFJs and INTJs. As an ESTP I hate living in this Ni-Fi world

[@lvlplusplays]

Could someone help with the timestamps. It's really appreciated.

[@pipa.bhatchaj]

0:03 ESTP 0:32 ISTP 1:04 ENTP 1:25 INTP 1:48 ISFJ 2:07 ENTJ 2:32 ESFP 2:59 ENFP 3:20 INFP 3:48 ISTJ 4:09 ESTJ 4:26 ISFP 4:54 INFJ 5:27 ENFJ 5:55 INTJ 6:21 ESFJ

[@lvlplusplays]

Thanks 👍

[@osinsnuu3397]

For your channel growth ::::: Use movie scenes to tell about the personality type and about all this things people get watch more your channel and tell some some things how they are powerful and what some personality have more and how every one get the same thing. Then your channel not only personality type people watch who not interested in personality he also watch ::::: INTP

[@ironicfist399]

"my gift; my curse!"

[@fruitspunchsamurai1763]

the ENTP one had me like... wait a minute....!! 😆💦

[@tatyannafrancis9935]

Love this analysis. I don’t remember, is Nathan an INTP?

[@myrtila]

Yes

[@TacticalViper6]

As an ENTJ, yes. Never challenge an ENTJ. Its a mistake to do that.

[@ايفا-ت8ن]

I'm an INTJ and I have a strong urge to challenge ENTJs, I enjoy beating them, and competing against them, although it's painfully hard sometimes since, I gotta admit you have to work on their level to outperform them or outsmart them

[@ايفا-ت8ن]

Don't listen to this guy's advice, ENTJs are still at the end of the day only human and not superior to you in any way

[@m.islamnafees5770]

On spot

[@kymelatejasi]

The ISFJ sounds very familiar here...🤔

[@mosaahmed8778]

And him as well.

[@mosaahmed8778]

Why INTJs are always at the end?

[@mosaahmed8778]

I have to listen to/about every single one of these boring personalities.

[@mosaahmed8778]

Heartfelt whatever for esfjs.

[@vs1146]

ENTP's lack respect for gnomes?

[@kyurei4478]

How INFJs are misunderstood: Every single way in existence.

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