INFP Point-Of-View Generation (INTP)

[@Skimmerlit]

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[@MassimoENTP]

Can I do the test as an ENTP type?

[@Skimmerlit]

@MassimoENTP We'll run a separate test for ENTPs (and any type other than one of the three I mentioned). Go deep into the woods, find an apex predator, and then tell it about cognitive functions and your favorite fictional characters. Get someone to send pictures once it's over.

[@alisonfisher1877]

I’m an Infp who has gotten it wrong enough times to know that presumptions, whether they’re correct or incorrect, don’t really serve anybody in the long run. I have made it a practice to be much more open and forthcoming with others in the hopes that it encourages whoever I’m dealing with to do the same with me. If there’s still some hesitation on their part, then I just ask. I just ask things that I need to out right or I point out the elephant in the room to get rid of any hangups hidden behind the conversation. I may cushion it before and after to make it less awkward for the person as best I’m able to, but I think Infps can be really warm when they want to and so I feel like I know how to put somebody at ease and make them comfortable rather easily. I should also say I have to be comfortable myself, in order to draw it out of somebody else. This process is largely due to my preference for and high valuing of authenticity like most Fi users. If somebody is being shady or manipulative even after broaching the matter, then rather easily I decide they’re not worth speaking to beyond any exchange that may be necessary and refrain from any discussion beyond what is necessary with your basic detached politeness.

[@sarahmcdonald9624]

As an INFP who can feel what others feel and enter into their point of view I can admit that I do get it wrong sometimes and it does feel kinda grimy to do it. I only do it when required too (in order to be supportive in a relationship or get out of trouble😅) and I find that I’ll actually interrupt the person to make sure I actually am feeling what they are feeling. Probably annoying for that to happen to them, but I have to make sure I understand emotions in real time.

[@Itwasnme]

Test comes out intp. Was expecting either that or infp. Second best choice entp

[@shane1948]

What weird timing. I as an INFP just got "cancelled" by people for sharing my analysis of an ESFJ's actions and motivations. I had watched this video once before it happened but didn't grasp it fully, then I experienced it firsthand and now CAN FULLY RELATE 😅

[@Skimmerlit]

What’s the context? How/what were you analyzing? How did people cancel you?

[@shane1948]

​@@Skimmerlit I lived with an ESFJ aunt for a while, she would often get into accidents whenever I made plans to go out with friends. It happened so regularly to the point I felt like it could not be by chance, and began analysing her. She was divorced, her husband had left her. Her son didn't get along with her either. I wondered if she was lonely and asked her why she didn't remarry, and she told me that she was happy the way things were, and didn't need anyone because she had God. Most people took her words as matter of fact. But I felt like there was more beneath the surface. I felt like she wanted love from another man but either didn't want to openly admit it or was lying to herself. Maybe due to Christian divorce/remarriage taboos, fear of being selfish for meeting her own needs, or the fact that it was her husband who cheated on her. It's like if she remarries, she will no longer hold the moral high ground. She would treat her son badly, fighting and scolding him for random things. I felt like she was trying to guilt him into giving her more love. But she was nice to me, being overbearing at times. She would mysteriously get into accidents whenever I had something important going on, forcing me to cancel my plans. In just a few months, she had cut her wrist, partially lost her eyesight, fractured her fingers, and more. Not deliberately. I felt like she wanted my love and attention, but never openly admitted it. I became afraid of her, as if being around her had caused all these things to happen. So I moved away. When some relatives asked me what had happened, I tried to explain why I left, and why I felt my aunt behaved the way she did. But they found my analysis too personal and said I was making accusations and assumptions, and that I had no basis for my judgements. They believe my aunt is just unlucky or clumsy. It hurt because I had based my judgements off fragments of my own behaviour. People denying my analyses felt like my own existence was being denied. I analyse people by taking fragments of my experiences, then extending them onto others by analogy. For example: I have felt lonely. It feels like being hungry but for human interaction, for attention from another human I care about. I have tried telling myself that I was not lonely out of pride and shame, but eventually realised that I was lying to myself. I sometimes unknowingly manipulate people when I am lonely. I might bring up personal information in a conversation just to get the person's attention and extend the conversation. These fragments make me see that it's possible for my aunt to feel lonely and subconsciously get into accidents to elicit attention from others. Her accidents are like her unintentionally sacrificing her own body, which I compare to me unintentionally sacrificing my personal information. When I asked her if she was lonely and she denied it, I felt that she could be lying to herself because I have done the same. I cannot read people's feelings unless I see something in someone that connects to my own experience by analogy. But in the end, I believe my analysis has more weight than DSM-5 labels or evil spirits that people use as explanations.

[@Cult_of_Aion]

My test gave me ISTJ which is funny as I always scored with a very strong N function My most common results are ENTJ and INFJ

[@elzindurakovic6039]

Took the test (as INFJ) and got INFP result (Grant Function Type). Was wondering if you think that taking longer test (new one with 256 questions) would have been better than this basic test (96 questions)? I can provide you with other info from results (if you need it).

[@Skimmerlit]

No and no. Don’t repeat tests until you get the result you want. We’re looking for bog-standard types. We’ll be vetting people further anyway.

[@QRLayer0]

Ni: 33.4 Fe: 33 Te: 32 Fi: 29 Ne: 25.4 Se: 25 Ti: 24 Si: 21 Grant function: INTJ Second, third, forth: ENFJ, INFJ, ENTJ The most common results I get are ENTJ and INFJ.