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8 ESTPs discuss their personality type. Adult content is discussed in this episode, viewers discretion is advised!
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[@shahjmir]

ESTPs are the realist. It's so refreshing to listen to them talk bc they're so truthful. We live in a society where tact and social niceties are valued more than honesty so I really appreciate them. As they said, they keep reality in check. -ENFJ

[@calmingbabysleep1256]

I am an infj and this is so interesting to watch . The smoking, eating, being in bed, in the car, language etc is so funny and different from me. Thanks Joyce

[@MariaM-qq6kv]

Look at them all struggling to sit still lol

[@edensaief7918]

not me coming across this comment as I viciously shake my leg

[@djgranville]

💀💀💀

[@MoPoppins]

🤣 🤣 🤣

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

My thoughts exactly! The moment the video started I saw all this tense restlessness

[@fatherleo4603]

My guy, DJ, was the most fidgety 😂

[@kreole7376]

I love the difference between the introvert panels and the extrovert ones. Introvert panels Joyce kinda has to maneuver and keep the topics going while the extroverted ones they just flow and Joyce just sits back and lets them have their fun.

[@JoyceMeng22]

Ain't that the truth

[@LilacSnowBun]

Bunch of bad asses 💖☠️ -intj 4w5

[@dominicsey3032]

This panel was great and made me understand why I relate to Estps. Very hilarious moments. Joyce you looked so uncomfortable with the sex talk in the beginning 😂

[@FlowState]

You should hear the filth that comes out of her mouth once the cameras r off! 😵

[@dominicsey3032]

@@FlowState I believe you man 😂

[@MichaelGrundler]

I find it interesting that ESTPs with their tertiary Fe are so much more blunt than we ISTPs. At least in terms of how they speak. Maybe that is because we worry so much with our inferior Fe about how other people might perceive us so that we are extra careful not to offend anyone. (Speaking mainly from personal experience.) (It could be just selective perception, though. My sample size isn't that big.)

[@FlowState]

I think that's exactly why.

[@joyandpeacefullaughter5307]

You are very correct.

[@jcivilis533]

We generally know how what we're saying is going to be perceived with tert fe but often we say it anyway

[@actionchaplain1]

This was the most enjoyable panel ever on this channel

[@FlowState]

Nice! Glad you enjoyed it

[@darthghitza8037]

When I was in high-school I used to sit in the front, because I could do whatever I wanted there. I used to sleep in class in the front, half the time I was skipping class anyway. In collage I started sitting in the back, because I couldn’t push over the teachers anymore, so I wanted to do whatever I want without getting caught.

[@darthghitza8037]

I tent to finish people’s sentences for them as well, as a way to hurry them. Some people like it, they feel like you get them, others hate it because they feel rushed.

[@solo0link]

What is ur type?

[@baaf777]

This panel was a gift Joyce. Enjoyed listening during a 2 hr drive. Still many topics to unpack!

[@JoyceMeng22]

Glad you enjoyed it, Taco! 😃

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

The esfp vs ESTP discussion was absolutely on point. From the esfp perspective, it needs to make Te sense for me, though. I can’t JUST do Fi “I like it because I like it” stuff. Needs to work for others, too.

[@MariaM-qq6kv]

The Se-Ti in ESTPs learning experience is so similar to Te-Si in ESTJs too. Calculated risks.

[@vh5636]

Love it! Haha so cool to hear from Justin, knowing him from Facebook. Cool guy. I'm married to an ESTP and he has similar vibes as Flow State, I think my husband's tritype was 863, not sure exactly but I know there was a 6 in there. Interesting video!

[@Rubycella]

Yes was great too see Justin

[@b.l.9356]

Great as always - an exceptional channel. I think Ni always remains a bit scary for us Estp. We notice that someone hasn't said everything for example, or that pieces of the puzzle are missing from the picture, but we can't always solve the riddles. But with age you become cooler ...and Ni calmer and more self-confident.

[@hunbun9052]

This was great, thanks to Joyce and the ESTPs for sharing

[@darthghitza8037]

I am also very aware of people invading my personal space. I tent to want to move freely with whatever random and wide moves I want to, without worrying about hitting other people.

[@artisanrox]

(intj 5w4) Came in late for this but it was bonkers AND informative. Going to watch from the beginning when available, thankx estps!❤

[@dogdonut3]

Hello fellow intj 5w4. I agree with your description. Lots of good info here for sure.

[@maimai2504]

As an estp i can relate to the whole video! Also i remember my esfp mom telling me "if your class teacher beats you she'll be going to jail" And the very next day i collected a bunch of friends and said " if she slaps you she'll go to jail" 😭 literally in front of her She complained it to my mom directly 😧

[@sirbradfordofhousejones]

7:05 my daughter found this on KZbin kids and I’m SHOCKED!!!

[@MoPoppins]

Entertaining bunch. 😆

[@ENFPerspectives]

18:00 absolutely 💯 % true. The one student who can not read the book, but watch the movie, and make 105% plus on the exam when all of the other students score 85% range. Learn by watching and listening. 41:00. Yup, do it once so you’ll have stories to tell your kids when you’re old? 😏

[@elisabethschlarb3059]

DJ is eyerolling nonstop! 😅

[@MichaelGrundler]

1:07:30 That’s similar for me (ISTP). I prefer to go to concerts on my own because then I can be completely myself and experience and react to the music without worrying how the people I know would perceive me. I don’t care as much about the other people I don’t know. But I won’t push people aside who push themselves in front of me. I’m much too introverted for that, I‘d rather avoid the potential conflict. 1:09:10 I drive a Tesla with (basic) Autopilot for almost three years now and I learned to love it - the Autopilot that is, the car itself was love at first acceleration. 😎 In the beginning I used AP mainly because of technical curiosity but now I switch into and out of AP seamlessly and dynamically based on the situation. Everything that is fun to drive (acceleration, tight corners, driving fast on the Autobahn) I do myself but as soon as there’s something boring, tedious or straining (long straight sections of road, traffic, cruising on the Autobahn up to 150 km/h / 90 mph) I’ll let AP handle that.

[@manda_d]

Lol, nope! The idea that cars around me are fully on autopilot already, ugh, *nervous laughter*😬! You and your Tesla can be the Jetsons and me and my Subaru will be the Flintstones.

[@fowchiiiliedpuppiesdied]

Wow. I don’t know if I would have done this, ever, as an INFJ.

[@kimmi9697]

lol although I understand about the danger of stereotypes I think it's funny how they came up anyway: motorcycles, sex, getting aggressive/anger. although totally logical when looking at the functions. I have a much greater understanding. thank u

[@joakas1986]

-korn... is dad music :´( - felt that in my old bones

[@vh5636]

I'm a 30 year old, female Dad then 😅🙈 I am a parent though... now I feel old too

[@FlowState]

It's the sad truth

[@美好世界-m9h]

I get it Joyce. XD I can totally imagine it.

[@hanjesse31]

@1:52:44 Mr. Caleb's music 👍

[@djgranville]

😎🔥

[@colemanalbright7134]

Alejandro, E5 DJ, E8 Caleb, E4 Manda, E6 Taylor (Flow State), E8 Charles, E3 Alisa, E8 Justin, E9 Thoughts?

[@AALEJANDROCC]

I’m actually Enneagram 7

[@ChaosBetwenEchos]

3 enfp vs 3 entp

[@JoyceMeng22]

I have a livestream on that subject! :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpDcaoeBmNt8lbc

[@solo0link]

What is the type of Caleb? I also broke out of my crib by removing a bar and puting back right after getting out then climbing my parents bed. the next 🌅, they are like how?? so they investigated and found out I was doing that. Either it is an ESxP thing or I am an ESTP...

[@nlee2492]

As an ESTP, Idk why no one threw up, at all the “like…like…likes”! 🤦‍♂️