ISTP in 5 Minutes

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[@shuggyy]

I'm an ISTP. I get irritated when someone doesn't tell me exactly what they want or how they want something to be done. It's like they assume we know what they want. Do you guys get that?

[@FaIsALl115]

I hate it when someone is dependent on me. Then chooses to not to after a while. This fucking kills me.

[@NYKydd]

I get that a bit too well!!

[@ashleysma1511]

Am an ISTP...so can confirm. Idk everyone thinks I am a freaking mind reader. Drives me freaking crazy!

[@monkeymoonky7900]

Omfgoodness THIS

[@papadoc7019]

Do you guys feel like everyone around you has about half the common sense you do?

[@kbrown4497]

You know you're an ISTP, when you just stop caring about the label and zone out, just to read the comments. heheh

[@albanavale5817]

Here I am lol😂

[@CosmicSteph]

Is that a trait?? That’s literally what I just did. I got bored like 2 minutes into the video.🤣

[@ThiagoCT9]

😂😂😂😂 I literally paused the video in the first 5 seconds and I’m still here reading the comments.

[@melizalasala6914]

it's boring soooo hhahhdhahad sorry

[@antoinettenovella1630]

My father was an ISTP. In the context of having a family - he was giving, generous and showed his love in actions rather than words. He was always improving the functioning and aesthetics of our family home and he was a fun father to have. He was always on the go and made us the center of his world, despite a highly demanding job that he detested yet performed exceedingly well in. He was highly intellectual and appeared to lack compassion at times only to take the person he upset out a week later. Quick temper but he always compensated in other ways.

[@bsdjkgf2939]

I am I true ISTP and can tell you that most ISTP's are very sentimental and emotional, they just don't show it, we hide our emotions well, but they are very strong and most definitively do exist. I most definitely agree that it is almost like ISTP's have 2 personalities, which a lot of people just don't understand.

[@soundvector1]

Hey ISTP? :) Wanna add me what you say is how think am too. My fb link is on top. As an ISTP feel like depression and human life gets the best of the logical what not to do behavior completely ignored and a search for a rational peice to find humanity in hell begins. :)

[@bsdjkgf2939]

***** No because we do not make our decisions though emotions, but that does not mean that we don't have them. We are not drama queen's and don't like to let people know if something is bothering us. I just hate how people think of us as ruthless human beings that have no emotions and love war, because that is not true at all.

[@bsdjkgf2939]

It only has to do with what do you use for dissension making.

[@soundvector1]

Michelle can I speak with you as a ENTP? :)

[@bsdjkgf2939]

Why are you asking, if I say No you are going to be offended or make your point anyway.

[@ddean1]

"The Most Important Thing in Life is Not to Interfere with somebody's life" - ISTP

[@nodozhit]

I don't understand that one, but hey, it takes all types of people to make the world go around. Some people act like they just might need to wear a leash in public or be caged up somewhere else.

[@MrDevil-jb1fl]

Đεαη Yes!

[@mohammedmagdy9042]

That's really on point, a minutes ago my father told me: btw your uncle's son got a new house, and i was like: ok, should i care about this info? Will it help me in life? And he was like 🤨 then 😡, i don't know what my father's personality tho but it's way different than an ISTP

[@CaveyMoth]

"Live and let live." - INFP We're the same on this regard.

[@redieredoo1964]

TRUE

[@94nolo]

Most ISTP's who made it to this comment's section probably thought about commenting to acknowledge and greet their fellow ISTP's, then they realized that that would be stupid.

[@austin7037]

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[@abby27314]

dead af

[@madbeat]

True.

[@azure6715]

sir *takes hat off*

[@bowlmaster765]

...yeah :/

[@bellumxyz1354]

Well... Am I the only ISTP out there that wants to stay home and explore the internet rather than go outside and have physical activities?

[@ophist8399]

same. Honestly the video analysis is biased towards ISTP 7s or something. I am a type 5 ISTP and I like modeling and exploring my creativity.

[@Bimskuuy]

I get bored when i don't go outside, but i really need my own time alone with internet to recharge

[@vermillion8776]

I’ve worked out(lol) a balance between the two. Having my quiet time in my home to do as I please Is very important to me, but I also want to be physically engaged in a fun activity too

[@kangaroo9816]

I'd love to go outside and "explore" more, but, very much like Logan Bills, I need a reason to move my ass, and I usually am too lazy to come up with the reason, so... yup, guessed it, I tend to be stuck at home 99 % of time. That's why I want a dog. 8-)

[@absinthesesotericadventure7631]

After I had kids I had to think about their safety (we live in a shit neighborhood) so I am currently a hermit. I used to go to work at 3 in the morning tho and used to face robbers and stuff. It was exciting

[@Oddmartian2]

"Keep cool you guys, I've got this." *holds an empty bucket over the fire*

[@sydneypadgett3548]

Cover the flames with the bucket and the fire can’t get oxygen. Fire goes out, problem solved. (ENTP)

[@Jyrgenstrator]

@@sydneypadgett3548 Point is to clarify ISTP bright calmness in crisis situation with symbolic bucket. No need for further explanation about physics as its self evident. (ISTP)

[@Mellowg1rl]

LMAOOO

[@ariannaramirez2383]

Oddmartian2 this comment is so underrated goshhh. I love it. I'm subscribing to youuu

[@sallybabybabybaby]

but makes it work

[@RJay207]

I hate when someone tells me a rule that doesn't make sense, and when I ask them, "Why?", instead of giving me the logic of the rule, they get offended like I'm challenging them. Just tell me the reasoning behind the rule, and as long as it makes sense, I'm a happy guy. Just answer the question. It's not that difficult. >.

[@amoreholliday]

I have learned especially in the work environment, that if you need the job it will benefit you more if you play along.

[@lotta5889]

RJay lmao yes same

[@absinthesesotericadventure7631]

@@amoreholliday Which kinda sucks but it is what is is right?

[@Jyrgenstrator]

This!

[@VTdarkangel]

So true. I hate rules I don't understand.

[@peepeesmall4439]

Does anyone else just stop doing something when they feel pressured like they can't finish a project? (I'm an ISTP too)

[@peepeesmall4439]

prys rek Dang this is epic

[@lv4519]

Ah, so it's common to procrastinate under pressure among us. I thought I was just a really dumb person-

[@rubia_summer3533]

Yep. So f*cking me. When I feel pressured on a project or something. I'll just stop cause I don't care. But a day after I'll do it again cause I know the damn consequences but I don't give my 100% because theirs still a part of me that doesn't care.

[@peepeesmall4439]

@@rubia_summer3533 I feel the same like if the consiquences are losing a limb or failing school I really think hard if I want to do something or not

[@bobturtle1935]

@@rubia_summer3533 literally me with projects that include creativity.

[@nicolegaming812]

i dislike studying something i know i wont use in the future, i only get the motivation to study from believing someday i might use it in a trivia of some sort

[@cherryontop2141]

I was doubting I am an ISTP but then I realized when I was younger I'd not take on hobbies I thought had no practical outcome for me...so now i'm left w no hobbies that I enjoy and everytime i think about starting an activity just to enjoy it an Immediate thought is "what am I gonna take from it? Pleasure? Pfff pleasure don't make money" smth along the lines😂

[@krea9438]

hi ashley, i think you’re using “te” function are you sure that you are an istp? because istp’s first function (dom) is “ti” and they are different, ti users just learn because that they want to, it dosent matter if they’ll use it in the future but te users care about that

[@dexterlevan2867]

i love the fact that you used the word dislike instead of the word hate, it pleases me that im not the only one that is particular with my words

[@mumenrider1908]

@@cherryontop2141 me too I was doubting to be an istp and realized im not

[@just_ise4418]

@@krea9438 Oh I doubted myself for a second, I was like wait that's not me or sum

[@lgeiger]

This describes me so perfectly, it's almost scary. People think I'm quiet and introverted and when they actually get to know me, they realize that I need a lot of action in my life. We can be extroverted as well if we disagree with something or are really passionate about something. And we're definitely not cold-hearted. It may seem like it at first sight, but we're actually quite empathic.

[@sk-zk3yw]

this is SO SO SO TRUE

[@sk-zk3yw]

also you commented 3 years okay WOW

[@OzonatedOil]

Yeah everyone thinks I'm super shy or cold or something but when you get to know me, I can be such an extrovert. That is, if I approve of you.

[@donramonbalboa4797]

We are very empathetic but its harder for us to show or express it.For example i left something hanging high and my little brother pulls it and it falls on him and he starts crying and my mother comes over to comfort him and she scolds me for leaving it there and im just sitting there like damn i feel so bad but at the same time its his fault so i dont do anything i just take it and look nonchalantly

[@just_ise4418]

OMG😂 This sht real bro, I'm just chilling wdym

[@shishirs2007]

This comment section is most relatatable than anywhere in the tube.

[@linguica]

I am a hardcore ISTP and I made the mistake of going to law school. Let me tell you: if you are ISTP, spending years learning about a bunch of rules that don't even make any sense or really help anything, is EXCRUCIATING.

[@myreenmr13]

Same. I’m struggling a lot in law school, but I’ve found that it helps me to relate it to a craft, like how I tie it to my systems engineering background.

[@Jauhgn]

Guess I'll be a softer ISTP..... That's true though but the thing I like about law is finding the way to win your case. I am in mock trial right now and I love cross examinations because i get to "gotcha" the witness

[@Cincy32]

Wow! I'm an ISTP and I went to law school too and HATED IT. I dropped out after three months and never once regretted it.

[@annmariemont5513]

@@Cincy32 uh oh. 😂😂😂

[@anon6984]

Went to law school, finished it and complete hated it. Completely agree with you

[@pyangurloo]

I am an ISTP female, and I perceive crying as a sign of weakness. On the very rare moments that I do cry, I would choose to do so in private. I could even cry silently, lying next to my husband, without him having any inkling of what's happening.

[@brandonwilliams3777]

Sophia Gannaban who you telling. I literally base most my behavior around avoiding weakness. as soon as I feel myself wanting to complain, I just feel a voice say "quit your damn whining!" and I get over it

[@khaidemsandip4151]

who cares

[@CraosRiv]

I'm an ISTP female and I have the hardest time controlling my tears. I do tend to percieve it as a weakness, but I'm also not afraid to cry to every sad scene in a movie in front of other people. As long as I cry about something that's, honestly, insignificant, like movies, videos etc, I'm fine with it being in front of people. As soon as it's actual real life shit, though, I find a quiet corner to myself. I'm confused now...

[@taetae1681]

I am an ISTP female and I perceive crying as a normal thing.

[@ded4lyfe1]

It’s a strength for me. Heh, I’m a starry eyed dreamer as an ENFP. I’m one who loves independence too.

[@LorenAguilar]

"JUST DO IT"- every ISTP ever

[@jawsfan9126]

+Loren Aguilar Not "Think about it first. If you still think it's a good idea, go ahead." ?

[@jawsfan9126]

Loren Aguilar True.

[@Kinos141]

+Loren Aguilar Just saw the Shia video and I completely agree with it. Best motivaitional speech ever

[@robertmeyhew4372]

+Loren Aguilar JUST DO IT would be ESTP.

[@jawsfan9126]

Robert Meyhew Who's in your pic?

[@loraborealis2551]

What about holidays and birthdays? Have any of you other ISTP's felt forced to celebrate them? I try to care because I know they are important to other people. As a woman, I am expected to love holidays and birthdays but I just don't. Am I alone in this? Is this an ISTP trait or am I just a jerk? lol!

[@aprilmarie3442]

I feel the same way ! idc about holidays, and I don't mind birthdays too much tbh my parents/family call me rude and uncaring for not wanting to celebrate xmas or thanksgiving ect. :/

[@away5534]

Most birthdays are pointless, I agree. You get a turn around the sun and then you celebrate smth you dont really know why.

[@breerides8616]

I'm a female ISTP and birthdays (especially my own) are just chores! I don't want to celebrate them, and I don't want the extra attention. other holidays are just expectations and socializing when I'd rather be on my own lol.

[@lusianaye1952]

Yes, once or twice are enough. I mean when I was younger, it's still okay. And then it gets boring and cannot understand what's the value of celebrating every year... same as holiday celebration, like christmas or chinese new year when you're expected to gather with families...

[@pleasantturtle2799]

Holy shit! So feeling this. My birthday is in a few days and I couldn’t give less fucks.

[@lunarlunacy5218]

ISTPs are so admirable, you guys are just so punk rock. At their best, they execute things with such precision and grace... You guys are also terrifying as hell, so I'll just admire from a distance lol

[@matlacking]

Lunar Lunacy yes please admire us from a distance we don’t like strangers

[@erojerisiz1571]

Lunar Lunacy >punk rock Bruh I'm more of a metal guy so that adds 50 meters of your minimum allowed distance to admire us

[@3MotionLaws]

I’m more hard rock or metal rather than punk lol.

[@seajayetc2100]

Omg you just made me feel that I (ISTP) am a dangerous, wild animal and I'm not even complaining

[@_____._]

ok

[@hansol-kim]

I've never seen this many ISTP style comments in my whole freaking life. WOW. It's so ISTP.

[@weltgeist2604]

"If a jobs worth doing, it's worth doing well" My ISTP grandfather.

[@BamHurgr]

-me, every time i make a new world in a game bcuz I didn’t like the previous

[@annmariemont5513]

I would rather completely blow off/skip a task then fake an interest in it for something or someone

[@theunknowncommenter3444]

Im an ISTP but Im not too interested in engineering lol.

[@planettiny8761]

The UnknownCommenter what do you like because I don’t personally like engineering that much either.

[@tobiasfunke3770]

I don’t like making things, getting dirty etc

[@moonlight-im8ik]

Me too actually !

[@matlacking]

The UnknownCommenter not an istp

[@Keshaire]

@@matlacking Your interests don't define your personality.

[@cubixman9676]

I can 100% relate to the double personality. I'm so energetic and extroverted at home, but when I'm in public or outside my house I always act calm. It's kind of annoying to me when people say I'm so calm because they dont know what I'm actually like and people have been saying this to me my whole life. I just ignore it if someone says it to me now, but back then I used to care so much

[@bobspinach7315]

When I was younger I was quite an extrovert always outside playing in the morning day and night but now as I got older outside I'm super quiet and don't really talk to people much other than my close friends( I'm probably the most talkative amongst my friend group) but talking to others sometimes gives me anxiety but at home I'm super energetic even when no one is home I play games sing while listening to music I dance along to it

[@user-sq1nu2uz1n]

Wow I’ve never related to someone so much before

[@frozenyogurtz2939]

I thought it was only me

[@Furina_kinnie]

It seems i am the exact opposite im full of energy (not in public but with the only 3 close friends i have) and introverted at home

[@aihoshinoirl]

Same for me too

[@arthurthedragon1012]

"How about no?" Yep. Totally me.

[@Phlegmatic-]

God I love this statement XD

[@_--Reaper--_]

Thats cuz you're dum

[@theblossomspirit9680]

@@_--Reaper--_ What's your MBTI? :D

[@_--Reaper--_]

@@theblossomspirit9680 INTJ

[@theblossomspirit9680]

@@_--Reaper--_ damn you're the traumatised one!

[@mira7642]

i'm istp and i find it's so rare. so glad to meet you guys here :D

[@Bimskuuy]

MI RA wow sameeee. It is very hard to meet so many people that understand me

[@encryptedwolf7623]

Likewise! Nice to meet you too!

[@Nobodyss21]

Not really, we are just too busy doing cool things

[@xidmatine2139]

Adiastra Teja Yes 😂

[@Leolandii]

Okai I'm an ISTP and this dude literally said, "this personality type like to get straight to the chase" yet, he talks for so longggg

[@blep9529]

Very annoying, mostly ignored the video

[@madhuramazumdar6652]

I fast forwarded the video so it was over quickly

[@3MotionLaws]

Depressed Egg ISTP in a nutshell

[@yves3118]

Hahahaha I read the comments the whole time and didn’t watch the video at all after like 10 sec I was like: yeah ok what are the comments. That also explains why I find hard to watch yt from the beginning to the end

[@krissyseptember5241]

Lol this explains why i lost focus so many times

[@Terry_Irvin]

ISTP in one word: Savage.

[@soundvector1]

Are you a true ISTP? wanna move the world together :)

[@Terry_Irvin]

Unfortunately not. I'm ENTJ.

[@soundvector1]

Tryston Smith oh well awesome too :)

[@ophist8399]

Tryston Smith lol, ENTJs are honestly more interesting

[@Terry_Irvin]

§öphişt How so? What's your type?

[@_carrot__cake_]

Many ISTPs are thought to not like other people, to find other people stupid and to always want to be left alone... As for me -- I love how different all people are, I see a challenge in finding my ways to every person, I definitely need to be alone to organize my thoughts and just sort of reset, but I get my energy by being around people and talking to them.

[@nodozhit]

I love socializing with people too, but I rather work alone because people are usually a time wasting distraction to me, and they don't care to focus on challenging their best and mastering new skills unless there was some kind of instant gratification at the end of the project.

[@letzte_maahsname]

@@nodozhit I agree that working alone is to be preferred, but I love spending my spare time with people to learn about new activities, in turn achieving a new skill. Sometimes people can show you stuff you'd never learn alone ;)

[@swb5144]

@@letzte_maahsname oh thats me too!!

[@SummerzOG]

This is so accurate. I’m an ISTP and about a week ago we had an oven fire. While my family was freeking out and didn’t know what to do I grabbed a fire extinguisher and put the fire out.

[@ardent146]

do any of you fellow ISTPs find it hard maintaining friendships? it's hard to find people that understand the way we think :-(

[@May-li9kw]

Sadly true, I have few close friends

[@aey4433]

Well, I can make almost anyone my friend as long as I like them. But , I only make one friend at a time . I will talk to people when I feel like it and ignore them at other times.

[@stellarbts4181]

I feel bad for my friends. Cause I'm not that friend always texting them. I make an effort but then it seems like I'm not being myself you know? It's exhausting to text when I don't feel like it. Then it makes me worry if like they think that I don't like texting them... But it's not them... When I'm like truly in the zone and mood we have the most funniest convos about topics but if I am not in the mood then I just want my friend to not text me ever... Sometimes it feels like I'm being a bad friend. Cause she texts me but I don't and it seems like I text her only when I want to. and like I'm not being there for her.

[@speedy_comet]

​@@stellarbts4181I'm having this exact problem with an ISTP friend of mine. I'm an INTJ btw & would really like your input. Should I keep texting even though I'm the only one that ever does it? Any other useful advice?

[@sweetgirl070707]

It's not that hard if they're not needy and have other friends. The occasional text like "Merry Christmas" and "Happy birthday" seem to suffice, and for deeper connection you hang out now and then. Those are the base friends, then you can make friends with your colleagues too by showing bare minimum of attention and let them talk about their life. These are temporary, disposable friendships, but are necessary to keep your social skills well oiled.

[@yuf.wu1025]

I'm an ISTP female, and to me, I can really agree with the double personality. I act really shy and calm outdoors or with people that I don't know well, but when I'm with people I know, I act differently. I tend to be really extroverted around my close friends. Another thing about my personality is that I tend to hold in my thoughts, and I never enjoyed being a leader in groups. Even if I disagree with something, I would go with it instead of saying that I don't agree with it. I hate having to take the leadership roles, because to me, if I chose to take a leader role, I would try 100% to do my best. But people just don't give clear enough instructions and it really makes me scared and annoyed to take leadership roles. I don't know, it might just be people not being supportive enough?

[@nadjakallisfilms4858]

I write stories and when I come up with a new character, I like to do the 16 personalities test out of their perspective to get to know them better and get more ideas on how to deepen their story. Turns out my new character is an ISTP and this video helped a lot, so thanks! Plus, the test hit the nail on the head yet again, the personality type couldn't fit any better for my new character :D

[@sweetgirl070707]

I do the same, as an ISTP myself, and for some reason I keep writing feelers. Maybe they lend themselves better to romance.

[@tobiasisaac6996]

The istp character in this video is straight up savage, like me.

[@soundvector1]

Can a savage admire poetry? If so how said George Orwell from Animal Farm. :p ;)

[@gorillathaspinna]

There’s that istp arrogance loll

[@AlexHilarious]

“How about no?”

[@chronosiss138]

As an ISTP, One of the strongest desires I personally have, is to be in a group that functions well together and doesn't argue about stupid crap. One that understands eachother with their strengths and weaknesses so that we can cover for them. No backstabbing either, if you have a problem with someone talk to THEM about it and work it out without them denying the issue's existence, and being willing to change. I might be able to make this clearer in the future, idk. TLDR: I want a safe place, that works well together, in order to better ourselves as a group.

[@petraspieker9226]

Yes me too, i get so stressed from my group because they always argue about the tiniest things

[@sreyasreya4650]

Same bro

[@bekindbitch2312]

That's my mom.It's like she has the solution for everything, if you ask for help, just in one sentence🤷‍♀️😅 She has a very clear mind and it's not often she forget something. People often underestimate ISTPs, because they so calm and kind. But what a person think about them, they just unbothered😂🙌 that fasctinateds me the most about them. For people who important to them, they have big love and accept and don't criticize you. Yes, that's my mom✊🤗😍💕

[@Noemie112]

I sometimes feels so underestimated. It's a paradox in my head cause i hate when people are using me, but i feel like people don't think about me enough and the help i can provide. But maybe the key of this paradox is that people usually uses me thinking that i don't realize it instead of just freaking asking ahah...

[@krissyseptember5241]

Your mom must really love you because asking for help too much will trigger an ISTP..

[@bekindbitch2312]

@@Noemie112 don't forget yourself, it's okay to say "no" sometimes. You come first and if you need a break, people will accept it. And if not, they have to gtfo🙈 love yourself the most so they know how to treat you right. So you're really an ISTP🤷‍♀️🤭 but i know it hurts to feel used💙

[@bekindbitch2312]

@@krissyseptember5241 yes, that's why she gives one logical answer, like "why u need help it's obvious god"😩🙈 but that's why i'm so independent today, maybe a bit to much🤔😅 I'm very blessed with my mother, she so calm and don't try to controll anything, like some mothers i saw🙄🙏😅

[@ferenccsenkey9707]

the ISTP goes to war because for the adreraline not because It's logical.

[@fintanwatson8137]

Ferenc Csenkey And is therefore psychotic.

[@Joker35882]

Not necessarily. It would be "psychotic" if the ISTP started a war just for the sake of gaining said adedaline, as oppsded to self defence. What the op is saying is that the ISTP's motovation to participate in a war is for the adedaline rush.

[@Test7017]

What kind of istp would join a War

[@Bimskuuy]

It depends on how much i would get

[@jediluke8582]

Ferenc Csenkey I'd go to war no problem, but how much money are you going to pay me?

[@Ben-ew3hv]

I struggle to make decisions especially if I won’t see the result for a while or if it affects some one else. Mainly because I’m worried I will have changed my mind or I will remove someone else’s freedom to make there own choice, is this just me

[@VTdarkangel]

I also have a hard time making decisions that will affect others. I worry that my decision will cause them more trouble than it solves. I've gotten better as I get older, but it still sits in the back of my head.

[@kyleg5202]

I’m an ENFP. One of best friends is an ISTP. My takes on the type: He’s extremely mechanically inclined. He’s never had any formal training or college, yet he’s a project manager making 6 figures and driving company F150 around. Extremely dependable, especially in a crisis. I swear, it’s like the dude gets energized when there’s a problem. There’s not a guy I would call before him if I was in a jam (and I’ve been there many times), because he’s not only very competent, but he just so enthusiastically attacks any problem. We bond most on our shared appetite for adventure and risk-taking, though my riskiness is directed more towards people/social situations: “Let’s approach those hot girls! Let’s go to this party! Etc.” His riskiness is more about doing physical things: kite surfing, riding up mountains on our motorcycles, etc. We clash sometimes when having discussions. He’s not interested in the “humanities” subjects like history, literature, the arts, so if the conversation veers towards those topics, he gets extremely disinterested, usually tries to summarize the discussion in a very simple way, and move on. Generally, he’s just not as interested in exploring and entertaining new ideas and theories, and that can be stifling to us ENFP’s. Overall, I love the type, and I have mad respect for their competence and reliability. Cheers 🥂

[@TheBelovedDisciple144]

Yeah I'm a bonafide ENFP and I feel we got ALOT in common with them in a different way. We would definitely make great allies in life.

[@anahitavetisyan106]

If you don't mind saying, how did your friend become a project manager without formal training? It's really interesting and I'd like to learn more about it if possible.

[@kevinfukthezetamale4298]

In fiction ISTPs-would be protrayed as survivalist or mercenary archetypes because of their display of resourcefulness and the use of equipment whether it's a weapon or a machine, since they are the jack of all trades, however in a worst case scenario expect them to be crazy-prepared and having a back up plan in a post-apocalyptic world as their playground, while the other personality types would end up lost or dead.

[@nodozhit]

A pocket knife and a good pair of boots will do, awareness of nature and opportunity will provide everything else. ISTPs live more in the moment, so that pretty much means that we're the least likely to have a well stocked bunker like most of the doomsday preppers. But we are more mentality prepared to adapt to many scenarios. Bear Grills is an ISTP that shows people how to survive when you're lost in the middle of nowhere and access basic resources

[@kevinfukthezetamale4298]

@@nodozhit I know most SPs have this act before you think mentality.

[@nodozhit]

@@kevinfukthezetamale4298 lol!

[@MrDevil-jb1fl]

What weapon would you want in a zombie apocalypse? Or...any apocalypse? An ISTP

[@blep9529]

@@MrDevil-jb1fl In a zombie apocalypse, I'd probably want something long range, but if it's just a regular apocalypse, I'd probably go with a knife. They just seem cool. Especially, throwing knives. Love those. I'd have to learn how to use it though. Probably wouldn't be too smart to fight people larger than me either.

[@bestof4227]

Male ISTP's like to train at and master a skill. Usually something physical. We enjoy competition as a way to measure our value. We use our intuition to see what no one else seems to see. We both have a very strong sense of "feeling" as well as a cold blooded expressionless demeanor. We always seek truth and accept it even if it went against our perception. We tend to be difficult to talk to. We take massive risk and usually fearless. This can get us into trouble or lead us to great success.

[@ThiagoCT9]

Never read something so relatable...

[@onlyhuman5669]

Relatable although I'm female

[@Renton156]

As I look into my own personality type, the more unsettling it gets. I've always thought of myself as poor at teaching people things, but I'm great at showing how things are done.

[@omarasharda]

right i can not tell u how but ill show u silently and i hope u payin attention cause i dont wanna do it again😭

[@FerunaLutelou]

I suck at explaining theoretical stuff as well, and prefer to just show how to do it right.

[@jacobkosswig9601]

Oh man, this is the personality type I got from a survey we took in school, and dang this is really accurate and is basically on point when it comes on describing me. The only thing they missed was how ISTP’s prefer working alone and how an ISTP prefers to stay around one group of close friends as opposed to several groups. Another thing I noticed we had in common was blunt and honest replies. If something is incorrect I am going to point it out. Like if you’re the same.

[@GyroLamb]

ISTP are fantastic at mechanical things. Measuring things (looking at something far away and simply ''guessing'' the distance, for example) They are somehow excellent at this. It's almost like they are just naturally accurate. Really something to see lol

[@SmittenKitten.]

+GyroLamb Are they all good at guessing at the time, too? The guy I know always knows, within a 5-10 minute window, the time. I always look to confirm, and am always astonished, but he seems fairly indifferent to his time-telling magical skillz.

[@SmittenKitten.]

Jesse Williams That is AMAZING!! Haha. I love finding out these sorts of things. :)

[@soundvector1]

+Jesse Williams how motivated are you to empower the world? :) What do you think of the Russian Singer Vladimir Vesotsky? :)

[@christinesano4466]

+GyroLamb This is actually me. That's why I was good at sports where there were like throwing or catching... I could guess distances. People were astonished and I was just like ""this is normal"

[@SmittenKitten.]

Chrissou Sano So funny! My husband is an istp, and he was/is always instantly great at any sport, too. He would constantly astonish his friends, and he'd always say that exact same thing - "This is normal..." I love ISTPs.

[@bananewane1402]

the thing about disregarding useless rules and being independent fit. The laid-back, ready to jump to action state is not one that I am usually in, but I can "flux" into it in some circumstances. It feels nice to be somewhat detatched from sentimentality, living in the moment with only a little concern for the future. I am missing the physical risk taking component however, and I tend to live in my head a bit. I enjoy creating "useless" things too.

[@EldiabloCompadre]

Today after 23 years i feel so identified for the first time!

[@RissOfRivia]

My boyfriend is an ISTP and I’m an ENFP- sooo, opposites attract?? The thing he said from the very moment he met me was his fascination in my passion. How expressive and ideal driven I am. Now that we’ve been together for 2 years, it’s starting to drive him nuts how I’m “all ideas” driven, but not “results” driven. People like me, people fear him. They do not understand us as a couple but it works. He takes care of all the things I hate doing and will procrastinate until I forget about it completely. But conversations can be hard because he thinks I’m missing the point of something when I NEVER DO, it’s just I have a different perspective. It’s definitely a compromise that requires work and understanding. But it’s worth it because it’s a balance.

[@fatimahatiqah1665]

That’s cute. I’m an ISTP and my boyfriend is ENFP. I guess opposite attracts? We’ve been together for 5 years ☺️

[@edgarhcomposer]

My girlfriend (ENFP) and I (ISTP) have been together for ten years and could not feel more related to what you describe, especially in the first years of our relationship. I guess our personalities can work very well as couples because it's a well balanced assortment of qualities.

[@MusicalVanflare]

INTJ here. I like you ISTPs a lot, and I'm proud to say I have a few ISTP friends. I find the sense of mystery around you guys intriguing. I enjoy the quiet intelligence and humor you tend to have.

[@sarahurrutia2904]

me in accounting class: "ok, but why?"

[@bijayapokharel730]

haha

[@cherishtheday2223]

I just made a comment saying the same thing 😂😂😂😂😂

[@krissyseptember5241]

Omg i hate accounting so much..

[@nomadine85]

Me in Maths and Law classes. My teachers all either hated me or loved me. I’d also happily call them on their bullshit because I obviously did my own research

[@karlstrauss2330]

I've been reading through Sun Tzu's Art of War and I wanna say he's an ISTP. The concept of shih, or the accumulation of potential energy waiting to be used at the right time to decisively knock out your opponents in a single blow sounds a lot like tertiary Ni and auxilary Se. Also, Scholar Andrew Wilson of the US Naval War College describes the book as short, spare and bare boned... Everything I've researched sounds like a classic ISTP to me. Have you guys ever studied Sun Tzu's type?

[@Jyrgenstrator]

Sunzu is warrior, like Rommel -> ISTP. Great strategist are istp as they can simpflify complicated things.

[@verntoews6937]

Sounds good Karl . Would you say ISTPs are phlegmatic dominant and choleric secondary or tertiary?

[@DomBell-oc3qc]

This is freakishly accurate

[@idrlabs]

Thanks!

[@DomBell-oc3qc]

CelebrityTypes I usually don't understand the way I think myself so this cleared it up for me. so thank you

[@nightfire4107]

Two personality type. That makes so much sense!

[@Andrea_Snm]

ISTP: we are anti-communists. We are the best.

[@Jauhgn]

We.... we... I

[@willowr1735]

yes.

[@seth-leong-scott3474]

Lmao, it’s a fact

[@_____._]

El comunismo no funciona.

[@lucasmatsuoca]

true, only in theory, objectvely bullshit

[@CahzinarX]

Took the test says I'm intp 6 months later took again says I'm istp.

[@irinastefania8228]

Cahzinar X you don’t trust your intuition anymore and you prefer now to go based on past experiences and surrounding . Something must’ve happened to disrupt your inner world

[@Jauhgn]

Stick with the second one

[@dbzkings3650]

N= neutral S= sensing You float between have an open mind and set in your ways. Two personalitys

[@soobelah]

bruh same!!

[@Panchoo721]

Me too

[@AubEi7]

So, that's why I feel miserable for majoring in English and can't for the life of me write a research paper due to my laconic nature...

[@Germanbro96]

Same, but with law

[@ohhemmgeeitsjenna]

As an ISFJ I’ve been with an ISTP for 6 years now. It works very well because.I’m very nurturing and empathetic while he is very logical and has a mechanic’s brain. We fit together nicely and make up for what the other person lacks.

[@flarelight2147]

As an ISTP I have never been in a more relatable comments section-

[@IndigoDerg888]

As an ESFP who is dating someone who fluctuates betweenISTP/INTJ, this video has definitely helped me understand my fiancé a lot better. Honestly, I have a problem with repeating myself if *I* don’t feel understood. For my ISTP fiancé who understood the first time, that is quite annoying to them, and can be physically painful. Thank you for this video.

[@mihaelkeehl5062]

ISTP female here. For almost entire of my life, people have been telling me that I should be taking literature or language linguistics that kind of stuff, and I thought I like them too (since all my commitments are geared towards that as well). Luckily, right before going university, I figured out that I liked them mainly because I like learning about random facts, and I am actually bad at figuring out all those fluffy concepts and theories. I would have probably died in university when handling that kind of academic rigour in literature or linguistics. I'm kinda happy in computer engineering now, even though I still enjoy reading literature and doing arts in my leisure time. Tbh when I first did the MBTI test in high school, I doubted my results so much because "I'm a humanities student, how can I be this engineer character?" But well, since university starts I increasingly think that this result describes me freaking accurately, which is not in terms of my interests, but how I learn and do things

[@TheBelovedDisciple144]

I really like this on ISTPs Im an ENFP. I feel like we got alot in common on things like freedom, independence, not wanting to control people and meddle in other peoples affairs. Valuing peoples right to be themselves. Not being a fan of following stupid rules. Good at adapting to extreme situations. Sitting back and analyzing situations and then jumping into the action. Dual personality. Ambiverts. Up for adventures. Alot in common really. Totally different on being socially oriented vs technically oriented. But I felt like this was talking about me 80% of the time value wise, though I'm a bonafide ENFP.

[@blurbliumbim]

How the hell can it be so accurate? Its just spot on, every single thing.

[@Billybloop]

I'm an ISTP although I can't relate to being spatially aware. I am both female (estrogen exposure during puberty naturally impairs spatial awareness) and dyspraxic, so that could have something to do with it. I am however very logical, and I am very good at solving real world problems. An answer that everyone else fails to grasp is often completely obvious to me. I am very instinctive about people and their motives and I am extremely streetsmart. I can often smooth talk myself out of almost any situation, although I hate doing it and I would just prefer to be honest. I know exactly what particular people want to hear. Sometimes I go against what people want to hear because it's just fun to see their reaction, or I feel that someone needs to finally stand up to them. I don't get along with SJ types well at all. I used to think I was an INTJ, but I hate controlling other people, I think personal liberty and freedom are of absolute importance, I am far too non judgemental and I don't really have too many personal morals. I am completely non sentimental, apart from when it comes to babies and children, but then I put that down to maternal instinct more than anything. Funnily enough I chose to become a housewife which might seem like an odd choice for an ISTP. My parenting style is very free. I don't like imposing rules on children unless it protects them from absolute danger.

[@nbultman_art]

I'm 50% ISFP, 50% ISTP. For Example, in business situations, I dont mind confrontation, as long as we get the job done efficiently and without unncessary, excessive talking. I'm very action oriented and focused on the bottom line, big picture. I'm not idealistic, and find myself explaining to people why certain things "wont" work. However when I'm at home or with friends, I'm good at just going with the flow, relating, and being agreeable when I want a harmonious environment. In either situation, I strongly value my indepence, am fiercely loyal to close friends, and dont like imposing my values and ideas on others.

[@joe_zupko]

Maybe inferior fe? You could be uncomfortable expressing your feelings about things unless you see a logical reason to impose yourself. Despite istps being described as confrontational I think that has more to do with information than it does with dealing with people. Since fe would be repressed as an istp it could make you feel uncomfortable. Just a guess though, try doing some research on the matter

[@hasselnttper3730]

3:25 - That's perfect. Being ISTP and classical liberal goes hand in hand. The only rule I want other people to follow, is this: don't interfere! If you do interfere, you may even be guilty of crimes against humanity, depending on the severity of the interference. (An example): Politicians who pass unjust and arbitrary laws, as well as the goons that make sure these laws are followed, deserve the exact same punishment they have bestowed so unjustly upon others.

[@idrlabs]

Personality Type Test: www.idrlabs.com/test.php Famous ISTPs: www.idrlabs.com/isfp.php

[@picklelover249]

They are ISFPs I want to read abt ISTP

[@ste4lth147]

Just go the link up at the top and take out isfp and put in istp

[@artieartie9863]

Somebody been smoking and drinking

[@artieartie9863]

Somebody been smoking and drinking

[@sierraa.bryant9322]

To ISTPs, I someday want to fall in love with you. Sincerely, an ISTJ

[@miliegrem]

Good luck Were only 5%

[@newsmales1179]

@@miliegrem Ah, such an ISTP response. Feeling quite at home here.

[@Noemie112]

Is that why i fall in love with no one, being a weird mix of ISTP and ISTJ? I guess i fell in love with myself without realizing.

[@satsuitez]

this is great because im actually in love with istjs being an istp myself. amazing

[@sierraa.bryant9322]

@Siripatsorn Jinrakthamma Umm, why?

[@seajayetc2100]

In the first two tries of me taking the 16 personality test , I got ISFP. Sure some of the details about it clicks, but something was really off. After days of research and self-reflection, I can finally conclude that I am an ISTP. I've never been so happy to finally know myself more!

[@NightIceWolf12]

I'm a ISTP but I play video games and am not very hands on with stuff. However, I love computers and am interested in understanding how they are built. I also agree with the whole not bothering people. My personal philosophy is " you do you and I will do me"

[@thebvrnays7298]

Thank you. This confirms what I had guessed my boss is. I'm an ENTP and I just don't seem to be able to click with him. We're cool and even joke here and there, but we seem to be on different wavelengths. This was like looking at a short documentary based on him haha. Great work!

[@DrDeadCow]

As an ENTP I go especially well with ISTPs, even better than ESTPs, since they have the same approach to arbitrary rules, authorities and unneccessary guidance and we both love to analyse stuff from every single angle and take most things easy.

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

Oh explain more about that dynamic. It seems not a predictable thing these 2 would get along. I would see how the ENTP could like the ISTP because the ISTP showcases so much Ti that the ENTP has as a second function. However, I could imagine the ISTP could get impatient or bothered by the tons of theories the ENTP produces, but never really tests in reality....ENTP's tend to be mostly talk, not much action. If they're about action, it's often to a degree an experiment for them. However, the ISTP just prefers to do what's logical without experimentation.

[@loraborealis2551]

@@PowerRedBullTypology , you are correct. At least in my situation it is true. I’m married to an ENTP and he has all these crazy theories and none of them are practical and it’s all he can talk about. If anything real world needs done, i am the one that makes it happen.

[@MMM-ul3ix]

I’m an ISTP and I love philosophy....

[@wowsports8800]

Me too lol

[@Jauhgn]

I like it too because I want to understand people better than I already do. I may be reserved on the outside, but on the inside I'm calculating and understanding your intentions... I can almost ALWAYS sense if someone is lying to me too

[@lucasmatsuoca]

i love philosophy cause i enjoy thinking about the meaning of life, our own existence, purpose and values, but i don't think i could work and have a job based on that, sounds too boring tbh

[@user-np9lb1xh7k]

@@asa7738 Same. I absolutely adore literature but I'm majoring in Computer Science because I know I'd constantly feel stressed and unmotivated in a job where I had too much creative freedom.

[@annmariemont5513]

I hate it tbh💀 i just don’t care

[@name001]

ISTP motto: "No gods or kings, only man."

[@rainbowlove3371]

The "How about no?" Is killing me all the time 😂😂😂 -ENFJ-

[@AlexHilarious]

LMAOOOO RIGHTTTT💀💀💀💀💀

[@shigurenikaido9588]

INTJ here, raised my an ISTP mother, and I've taken quite a lot of these traits from her. While I do enjoy erudite discussions on theory and philosophy and all banter, there's no better approach in life than the ISTP's no-nonsense, in your face pragmatism. Wish I could've been one myself. The SPs are functionally the best group, in my opinion.

[@taiven.lechevalier]

TLDR: love adventure, hate rules. This is me to a T. I was a paratrooper in the army, but could only hang one enlistment because I hate rules. Was a cop, but couldn’t hang because I hated following police rules and didn’t like enforcing laws I didn’t agree with. Only laws I cared to enforce were the ones related to “don’t interfere with someone else’s life” (violent/property crime).

[@rainouveillequin6346]

I'm an ISTP and sometimes, even I wonder how I am able to keep my calm in times of unsolvable disasters. If it happens, it happens, 💀💀

[@iamkxtv]

INFJ here and I’m 99% sure this is my younger brother. Makes him the perfect person to bounce all of my hours of research off of. Great BS meter! 😌

[@erlitaryonoputri9234]

Gosh the fire thumbnail really accurate tho. I was the one putting off the fire at my friend's kitchen. They were screaming and there was a big fire like 1 meter high with gas leaking too. I unconsciously grabbed several towels and dip them in the water to set the fire off. It was scary and I'm glad everyone was safe 😢

[@codename-pi]

I'm an INFP, and I'm just here to see my exact opposite cognitive function... and wow do I surprised...

[@bijayapokharel730]

no infp are sweetest person in the whole world we should protect you i have roomate infp yes some times our life style doesnt match cuz she is moody work anytime she wants and leave the light on expect that they are so kind and sensitive responsible

[@MLBB_Luin]

Not really infps are good pair for istps.

[@andreeadobre3190]

Pretty sure my grandpa was ISTP. He was a mountain climber and his job was mainly getting into all sorts of places to get hard to reach stuff for geologists to study. Spent his free time tinkering, doing graphic design and calligraphy (by hand!), taking photographs which he'd process himself in an improvised darkroom in the bathroom and with all kinds of sports. Huge prankster too. I'm INTJ but have inherited quite a lot from him 💜

[@stinknus]

Took a test out of boredom and apparently I'm an ISTP, so I googled it. And that confirmed my initial reaction that labeling people by letters is meaningless waste of time.

[@zaph1rax]

If you take an extensive test, and are really honest when you answer, then it should reflect your personality. An extensive test should have at least 100 questions.

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

Stinknus, most people who fail to test as their real type in mbti typology more have a problem with actually knowing themselves, and thus not giving objective realistic answers that match with their own personality, rather than the test being faulty.

[@Jyrgenstrator]

Like people have said here. Also you have to have well developed mature personality to get correct answers. I got ISTP 2011 and again at 2018. This is so me. If you personality is still developing take thet test again after few years.

[@blessparco]

Probably I'm also an ISTP because I hate it when people try to meddle in my personal affairs.

[@black_dragon_roy_batty1544]

As much praise as ISTPs are getting, not only here, but from all sides, one would almost have to conclude that ISTP is the smartest type there is.

[@hectorandem2944]

How about no?

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

intuition has the biggest influence on intelligence, as can be observed by looking at types and their average score on IQ tests

[@connieb1667]

I am an infj and have been in a relationship with an istp for several years (but probably not for much longer). As other infj commenters have said, it isn't easy and we often just don't get each other, though we are both very independent in our thinking and lifestyles. The istp that I know is a indeed intelligent, otherwise I wouldnt bother with him as shallow, vacuous, flakey people make me want to head for the hills. The istp in my life has good recall of facts and reads widely, but has limited people skills and often dreads social events because he fears he will say something stupid. (Yeah, his fears are definitely well founded. ) Also, there are different kinds of intelligences. An istp is not likely to have linguistic, interpersonal (social) or intrapersonal (self awareness) intelligence, or for that matter, social intelligence. In the case of my friend, his strength is in music and understanding the natural/physical world. He seems to have his senses tuned to it, like some kind of internal radar. Seeing this in action is a marvel. He has great spacial awareness, can figure out what almost any random, unidentifiable (to me) tool is for. On the flip side, he can be incredibly insensitive, crass, stubborn and boorish (and is of course too stubborn to believe me when I call him out on these behaviours). He has no awareness of when he is being taken advantage of or manipulated, and will stubbornly refute me if I try to warn him, even though I have great intuition (my own kind of radar) about people and their motives and am almost always spot on, so it is frustrating to not be valued for this. One thing truly missing is expression of genuine empathy, or willingness/ability to apologize, and that is a huge deficit imo, a potential relationship killer. Istp people, you do do live amongst other humans, whether you like it or not, and though you so value and trust the wheels of logic grinding in your (at times hard) head, remember that logic has been described as a systematic process of arriving at the wrong conclusion. (I acknowledge that if you are an istp you probably think there are too many words here. But, tough luck. )

[@sighkinah8043]

i’m entp but i’m watching this bc my close friend is an istp and we had a problem with each other. well, thanks for this video. it helps me to understand him more.

[@PolR123]

I took a 70 question personality test in psych today and this almost describes me perfectly.

[@blabla7652]

I always felt so misunderstood.. whenever someone’s feeling upset and wants to be comforted, I’m the one to bring up all possible solutions to the problem. I hate whining, I like to get things done. Also I don’t perform well in groups and start analyzing others. In small groups I like to be the clown and take lead

[@OzonatedOil]

YES!

[@CaveFreediving]

I agree with the dual personality label, sometimes I plan parties and go out for risky activities, but I also like to be alone and have my peace and quiet. It seems like my senses are turned up to 11, so I have to ignore the world to make a logical thorough decision. I think my superpower is staying calm and focused during emergencies where most people freak out. I also hate illogical rules and behaviors.

[@Arthurian_Rabbit]

Well dang, ISTPs seem pretty cool!

[@monkeymoonky7900]

I used to be estp but life happened and now istp.

[@taiven.lechevalier]

Same.

[@galanyanimations2957]

once I was infp.... but now I know im istp

[@MilfsPMme]

Yoo same

[@blindinglights8041]

I thought i was intp, the infp, then back to intp, and then found out that i am an istp

[@kitt3h]

@-ᥣιttᥣᥱ ᥲᥒgᥱᥣ same lol

[@ameliadinda3388]

This comment section is a wholesomeeee. I love the way we think about things. Nice to meet u ISTPs. I'm an female istp btw.

[@loraborealis2551]

Others seem to get offended a lot more often than I get offended. Sometimes people get offended for me and I’m like, “was that offensive? Should I be upset?” Lol The only thing that personally offends me is when someone insinuates that I’m stupid. I really want to not get offended about that too.

[@kourtkardash6884]

wow this video is scarily accurate.. i always felt like i had 2 sides to me

[@AwesomGuy971]

My infj self can't handle this "real talk" lol

[@pandorapanopoulos4715]

Flameenforcer619 lol same. I'm infj and my brother is isfp. We tend to argue a lot.

[@tatiana32922]

My dad is istp and i am infp so yeah its something!!

[@PowerRedBullTypology]

Anything that can not be easily seen, is really easily dismissed as untrue. There is not always that much investigation that goes into researching such things. If it can't be observed directly > it's not true.....it's a little bit short sighted

[@iwishthatiwasjustacloud6105]

@@PowerRedBullTypology if you're talking about istps I'd say that's wrong. Istps are really observant and don't make decisions blindly, they just keep the observations to themselves, which makes it seem that way to others.

[@sharmota2760]

This is the most accurate description of my personality tape 😱😱😱

[@Xyvier]

As an ISTP, i tend to question people's mind, starting as raw as :"Why would someone ever love eating Kimchi? Are they just forcing themselves or keep telling themselves that they love korean culture, hence making themselves love eating the food, or show the world that they do, and be sorta proud of it? Is that one of the ways that they find their identity?" These thoughts were emerged after tasting how BAD kimchi is to me. I believe as an ISTP too, i will sometimes seek for confirmation in order to fit the people around me. Sometimes it would just seem weird to some people when i do. Hence I am trying to seize this chance and ask fellow ISTP's, do you experience similar things with what i did? guess its kinda savage after reading u guys' comments. lol I will appreciate your replies.

[@aey4433]

I don't actually care what other people like . If I don't like something, I won't do it unless it has some benefit/ like a good deed .

[@stellarbts4181]

Confirmation. YES. that is highly true. I tend to want confirmation from others but the thing is if it's something I truly want then I won't care about others. I think like confirmation part is Turbulent or affirmative part at the end. And I'm ISTP-T. So I seek for confirmation. I honestly tried kimchi. It was truly different from the food in my country. Never tasted something like that but I think I was neutral about it. But since I like korean culture I think if anyone ever to ask me how it was... I would say that it was good. I didn't really dislike it or like it. I suppose. I liked the fact that it was different from my normal food. It was pretty okay but not like love st first sight kinda food.

[@just_ise4418]

No, ig it's genuine interest and if they get mad at you then they simply are not open-minded enough :))

[@just_ise4418]

And in my family, we are taught to say our opinions but know the person/people we talk to and their manners and customs, respect and also understand not just your pov

[@StefanSu91]

I can’t watch a video where the guy is speaking something completely different than what is written. Please watch Prager U videos as an example. I would watch gladly.

[@QuestVHS]

aka the best type

[@yoimiyasparkler]

I love ISTPs and I admire them so much for a lot of the things they do, like how they seemingly don't care about what other people think/feel about them. I'm constantly thinking about what other people think/feel about me, I always try to be considerate of other people. Speaking of being worried about what other people think of me, I am worried about being annoying to ISTP so I think it's better if I just admire from afar haha - ENFJ

[@Augustas1945]

This is the most accurate one so far.

[@Ignasimp]

I'm an INTP but I think my dad is an ISTP. He is great but when I was a kid he always pushed me to play hockey, go skiing, swimming in rivers and at the sea. It was stressful to me but now I love playing hockey too! And for some reason i am very athletic (not muscular but very fast, with a lot of phisical stamina and agility) wich is not common on INTPs. I think this might be because INTPs usually don't learn to like sport since they like being inside their minds. Being pushed to do very different sports since I was a child was exactly what I needed to not end up being just a nerd.

[@JessBess]

"How about NO?"

[@redgamegirl2236]

POV: u got bored so ur looking at the comments

[@allisonsmith2702]

*cough*divergent*cough* what? I didn't say anything...

[@mohammedmagdy9042]

Hmm i guess so, we are the divergent ones, we also might relate to Four as well, like yes we can have fear but that doesn't mean it will stop us or something.