Why INTJs Don't Conform

Rebels. Society has had an obsession with them throughout history. Whether it’s a character in a movie, a historical figure, or a modern-day entrepreneur, most of us are fascinated by those who refuse to conform.
Chances are, many of these people are the Myers-Briggs type INTJ, known as ‘The Architect’ or ‘The Mastermind.’ Logical and strategic in how they approach the world, INTJs have high expectations for themselves and rarely feel the need to fit in.
Today on Charisma we’re going to look at the 10 Reasons Why INTJs Don’t Conform.
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[@mindscopechannel]

Did you relate to this list? Let us know!

[@thesoulmaticmovement6426]

true indeed

[@ghostofcato3052]

Amen! 😎👍

[@natemedina215]

It would be awesome to see you do a video on why INTJs and ENFPs make great matches. :) Either way, great video! Thanks for your contribution.

[@mindscopechannel]

@@natemedina215 Thanks! Will consider this

[@Shaolin91z]

Not quite.

[@Chris32351]

As an INTJ myself, I approve this! With the only exception of "the kid always questioning the teacher". It is true that we question a lot, but since we're introverts, we do it mostly only in our heads, without expressing it. We do it so to avoid creating an unecessary situation.

[@mindscopechannel]

Makes sense!

[@pale4life412]

100% feel this....especially after being raised by two military parents....lol

[@kathybosley9898]

I think this maybe depends on the kid. I often questioned teachers particularly when they didn’t explain the logic behind something and even had a teacher tell me I had no respect for authority. I think I was very confident in my own abilities and happy to support my arguments logically. I also think my son may be INTJ as he challenged his teachers from an early age but not in an aggressive way more inquisitive, although some found it annoying 😂

[@CoachBrodieDharma]

I definitely did it out loud and this led to bullying and teachers at times taking sides against me when other students attempted to bully Me, so I became a fighter and didn’t believe in backing down to anyone

[@missyjames8887]

I do believe you’re projecting a little, I had zero hesitation asking but couldn’t understand the ridicule I’d receive for the act of asking.

[@jaythenihilist4689]

INTJ's are condemned to a life of loneliness. Even with people in your life. You will understand things that others never will. And you have the ability to accept certain harsh truths about life in general that others do not. You have to accept that speaking what's on your mind will result in other people either becoming angry with you, thinking you're stupid, or thinking you're crazy. You may know certain truths about life and human nature, though you have to keep them all a secret. If you want to have romantic relationships, then you must pretend to be normal, especially if you're a man. I cope by barring myself in books to hear others comment on similar ideas and beliefs as my own, to remind myself that I'm not the only person in the world who sees things for what they actually are. To feel like I'm not crazy.

[@jaythenihilist4689]

On a side note, I don't put absolute validity in these personality tests. Though I do think they can be useful.

[@mindscopechannel]

@@jaythenihilist4689 Lots of valid points made

[@wertfasd]

@@jaythenihilist4689 "then you must pretend to be normal, especially if you're a man." Too hard for a tertiary Fi user. Eventually this pretension will show up in the relationship and your partner will either accept or hate who you are. Is there anyone who's willing to take the weird and craziness we have? I heard ENFP are a high percentage in women so there are more options I guess?

[@anonygent]

Definitely on the loneliness. I have this ability to make and understand fine distinctions that seem glaringly obvious to me but which escape normal people, even with repeated explanations.

[@kristiannoel4866]

I agree, but now I don't pretend to be "normal", I joke about being "limited edition", and even have said that "I've never been so insulted in my life!" when someone calls me "normal".

[@Werday-bv7eh]

as INTJ-A What frustrates me the most is being led by stupid leader 😭

[@johnpinheiro6211]

Whats The A???

[@calcideside1526]

Yes!!! Same here. INTJ-A 8w7

[@calcideside1526]

Yes!!! Same here. INTJ-A 8w7

[@untitled9887]

​@@johnpinheiro6211Assertive.

[@untitled9887]

Absolutely. There is no faster way for me to lose any and all respect and trust I could have in a leader than for me to question how smart and able to lead they really are.

[@ak5659]

Sometimes I think INTJ's (like me) don't so much refuse to conform, but fail to see a reason to. When I ask why I should conform, 99% of the time I get a response completely unrelated to my question.

[@tenebris13]

Very accurate.

[@johntravers2321]

Perhaps you’re asking the wrong person. You can correct your mistake by asking yourself that very question. You could also ask yourself why conformity exists in the first place.

[@ReigningWomban]

@@johntravers2321not.

[@lilbrenya]

Yeah, I agree. I don't think INTJs go out of their way to avoid conformity and seek independence. They are perceived that way because of their thought process and actions. This video annoys me because it makes it sound like INTJs do everything to be different. In reality, they are not deliberately trying to stand out; it's just the way they are perceived. Yes, I am INTJ-A

[@normanosborn1277]

​@@johntravers2321You're assuming he's asking the wrong question with no evidence. You're trying to deflect his point, and appealing to popularity/majority, since that's a key component in conformity, implying it's the right choice or that it shouldn't be questioned. You're stupid.

[@missyjames8887]

“INTJs are impatient” was starting to fast forward thinking how I could have read all this faster. 😂

[@pandorabox5532]

This sounds cool but it sucks. You're stuck in a perpetual state of frustration and dissatisfaction with life. -INTJ

[@MoSpaceDig]

Great comment and it is cool. To make it suck less, it’s best to also be aware to not stay anchored in the characteristics mentioned in the video. Something I’m trying to deal with right now. - Fellow INTJ

[@mindscopechannel]

Life is what you make it

[@qua7771]

Use Te

[@BinkyTheGoddessDivine]

I disagree. I never wanted to conform and be like everyone else. I relish being different and being an independent thinker. I feel disdain for the mindless sheep among us who can't think for themselves.

[@Peonies925]

My advice…. get out in the real world and find something you love to do in it! Positive Extroverted Sensing (SE).

[@societysfinest]

As an Intj, I'm always asking: Why are you getting mad at a question?

[@HoneyRyderThree]

I’m INTJ. I need to see the reason first before someone asks me to conform. If the explanation makes sense, is logical, and is relatable, I don’t mind doing it.

[@mjpottertx]

Simple. We are smarter than everyone else, especially the people who make a bunch of stupid rules.

[@WithinAnonymity]

Why would I want to be like everyone else?

[@jesse86jesse]

INTJ's we need to unite 💪

[@ebtv7663]

No that would be all bad there's a reason there's so few of us

[@jesse86jesse]

@@ebtv7663 😈 my point exactly

[@CCY17777]

I believe in balance honesty, like completing a successful project requires different people

[@MySiamesedreams]

we will unite separately and quietly but in solidarity

[@jesse86jesse]

@@MySiamesedreams I guess 😮‍💨

[@robertarce5377]

This is spot on! Always felt alone and being alone is peaceful! 😌 it’s not that we don’t agree with people in authority out of spite it’s because we can see through the BS either in them or the system they created.

[@mindscopechannel]

This was well said

[@catherinerhea6336]

Major frustration pivot is PEOPLE!!! Cut them OFF, & I'm fine...🖤

[@ymxjack]

INJT + Procrastination = Internal Meltdown

[@timvibes]

Conforming means to be controlled. I like my freedom.

[@rickywinthrop]

Its not that I don't conform...Its that I can't. Big difference.

[@johntravers2321]

That’s most likely autism. Don’t confuse yourself with personality tropes if that’s the case.

[@ReigningWomban]

Simply cannot. My autocracy simply won’t allow it.

[@johntravers2321]

It clearly didn’t stop you from conforming to INTJ KZbin traits.

[@rickywinthrop]

@johntravers2321 Good point. I guess I am a conformist after all.

[@michaelazariah73]

I'm definitely a intj I like my alone time don't like huge crowds ❤❤❤❤

[@kristiannoel4866]

I usually get frustrated when I ask one question and get an answer for a completely different question, I have to resist the urge to say "RTFQ!" (Read the question!), or when they read between the lines of a self explanatory statement and get confused. I question things when they seem non-sensical or inneffeciant and get abuse or blank stares.

[@smoothlyrough512]

Just because your the boss doesn't mean i have to respect you. You have to prove you know how to do the job before that happens. Most bosses don't have a clue on what they are doing, so i don't respect 98 percent of the higher ups i come across.

[@johntravers2321]

They were selected for the position, not you. Their position also requires more hours, requires working off the clock with scheduling, hiring, and responding to calls/texts, and demands a set of skills us INTJs completely lack. You don’t have to respect anybody, but you sure as hell better pretend to if you suck ass at checking your ego.

[@SamriLove-qj1vd]

Me too I hate hierarchy

[@escritoradesorientada8731]

"Do not believe in anything simply because you have heard it. Do not believe in anything simply because it is spoken and rumored by many. Do not believe in anything simply because it is found written in your religious books. Do not believe in anything merely on the authority of your teachers and elders. Do not believe in traditions because they have been handed down for many generations. But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.” - Gautama Buddha

[@user-uq9yo7if5g]

I agree. I always test & re-test from every angle available

[@jenniferhanses]

1) Independence. I agree with your general sentiment here, but you just also said we don't conform out of fear of mediocrity. And that we will be the dissenting voice just for attention. And no. We dissent because either we believe in our dissent or we believe that people should plan for dissent to ensure success, and we don't fear mediocrity if we conform on things. A broken clock is still right twice a day. Sometimes society and conformity makes sense. We just don't conform unless we're convinced it's a good plan.

[@RunToEternity]

As an INTJ, I used to find it hard to not conform, since I was dealing with a lot of social anxiety at the time. But sometimes even though I didn't talk much, or at all even, I would find a way to be a non-conformist. Probably when I thought no one was noticing me anyways. I just never had that high ambition to achieve, or well I'm just an INTJ with not much confidence to put it mildly. Even after that time, if you ran into me I probably wouldn't say anything to you unless you said something first. Just a quiet INTJ here, that's all.

[@Aransibia]

INTJs keep your bodies healthy, find love especially with an introvert as they’re most understanding, we need all your smart brains for the good of the human race, think positively

[@mindscopechannel]

Good points

[@normanosborn1277]

Despite the existence of INTJ's, humanity always repeats the cycle of "improvement" and inevitable civilizational decay, proving its stupidity and worthlessness as a species. Also, "love" is conditional and a mere neurochemical reaction.

[@migspeculates]

"we need all you smart brains..." REDFLAG. ZOMBIE DETECTED

[@catherinerhea6336]

You guys are lucky... Try being FEMALE & go down that list of yours again... I will always be the hingepin of the discord around me: I have never & will never "conform" to the "expectations" of anyone but myself... No one has ever been able to keep up w/me... & that's fine so long as they stay clear of my trajectories... Total VULCAN.🖤

[@johnphelps7519]

Personally, I see nothing wrong with the way you are. 🤔🙂

[@CCharles0519]

A society where individual quality and excellence are punished. A society where deceitfulness and inefficiency are overlooked or even rewarded. What a world we live in. But if staying true to myself means going against the masses, then so be it.

[@catherinerhea6336]

@@CCharles0519 Ditto!!!😁

[@CCharles0519]

​@@catherinerhea6336Not sure if this is the case for you as well, but growing up, I began to adopt a sheep-wolf-sheepdog worldview. Sheep are like the blades of grass bending to the wind. They know no better than mediocrity and conformity. And if that means being a degenerate, then they will happily do so. I think you can probably guess what kind of person the wolf is. Then you have the sheepdog. Sheep hate them because they're a constant reminder that wolves exist. Because they have some of the wolf in them. Monsters they are, but they are controlled monsters. I hope you understood what I'm trying to get at here.

[@catherinerhea6336]

​@@CCharles0519...as stated previously, I will always be the hinge pin of discord around me: I conform to no one but myself, & I don't care what title or position anyone has.... Referring to your "sheep/wolf" analogy, hands down I am a LONE WOLF....when necessary, I know where other Lone Wolves are: we assist each other when necessary (like pinning down a dirty cop, exposing local government corruption...) But understand that I'm fully capable of standing my ground on my OWN, & have done it for decades. Since I'm not in any way addicted to approval, it also doesn't phase me if someone decides to take offense at something I say or do; my stance is "Defend your position, because I CAN defend mine." ...I trust this has contained the answer you were seeking.🖤

[@jaw0449]

I disagree with the not wanting others opinions as it’s a vital source of information

[@3Helium3]

Because we can do better and we will.

[@nihilistarchitect]

And that is why I lost my job again.

[@Nonn4]

I corrected my teacher once in a history lesson as well. Everyone got quiet, but he did take it to appreciation. I know more when it comes to the depth of history, or could generate a more pragmatic answer for the subject.

[@Kingflores150]

The thing is most people don't understand, lol.... they think we crazy

[@Helptosave-uc1pc]

So we are basically Vulcans lol

[@dawnf2z1]

Love this ❤

[@michellekaitlyn]

This is so accurate. But not only do INTJs read ahead in class, sometimes we end up teaching the material from the back of the room because we understand it better than the teacher, and then the teacher rewards us with an automatic A in the class, no final exam necessary. 😂

[@gretuxe777]

This was very accurate.

[@TheComedyGeek]

It's a matter of probability. What are the odds that the way the herd happens to do things the best possible way? Slim to none. And I will ALWAYS do things the best way I can.

[@TheComedyGeek]

6 months later : 11. Because frick YOU, that's why.

[@CCharles0519]

I have a sheep-wolf-sheepdog kind of view of the world. Sheep are the masses, wolves are the predators concerned only with self-interest, and sheepdog are the few who can see through the mess and understand what the hell's going on and see a solution through it.

[@TheComedyGeek]

@@CCharles0519 Eh. I used to think like that, and functionally I still do in many ways. But I am losing my belief in abstractions like "the masses" or "most people" or "the average person". These are just words we use to cover up tjhe truth that the world is full of 8 billion complicated. unreasonable. unwise, and unpredictable people *just like you*

[@CCharles0519]

​@TheComedyGeek I suppose I cannot put all the blame on the 'masses', because after all its in our nature as social creatures, though I hope you can see my point. They are like fields of grass bending to the wind, amongst which the occasional rock buried firmly in the ground can be found. I must also admit that INTJs, especially young ones, tend to have a superiority complex. Most people will avoid or even harrass a 'raw' INTJ, that is, those who don't put on a social 'mask', thus the vast majority of people tend to hold them in contempt or fear. This will make the 'raw' INTJ come to a crossroad. If others have such strong opinions of them, they must be different, and that must mean they are either extremely good, or bad, as a person, because they dont 'fit in', just like a rock will never look like the blades of grass around it. And since the INTJ apparently has a predisposition to perfectionism, they will perform especially well in their fields of interest. These two factors combined will naturally lead many or most INTJs to draw the conclusion that they don't 'fit in' because they are better than others. I will freely admit that I also have sense of superiority at times, having tested as INTJ multiple times in a row. I know this assumption is not ill founded and is at least partially truthful, but I still try to be careful with going overboard with it.

[@CCharles0519]

​@TheComedyGeek You get my point though. Think of a field of grass, the grass bows to the whims of the wind, but among the blades of grass, the odd rock, buried firmly in the ground, can be found. The rock is not so easily swayed by the weather. I suppose this type of mentality exists for good reason. When an INTJ inevitably realises that they don't fit in, they will come to the conclusion that they must be too good or too bad, as a person, to fit in. Now when they also consider that they almost always excel in their fields of interest, or at least, seem to excel compared to others, they will naturally draw the conclusion that they don't fit in because they are better. And while this sounds arrogant on the surface, it's not an ill founded assumption. When you combine these two factors you can see how an INTJ draws such a conclusion. Admittedly, sometimes I go overboard with it too.

[@pale4life412]

100% on Point!!!!!!🎯🎯🎯💯💯🎯🎯🎯

[@mindscopechannel]

Good💯

[@joan3891]

Approved!

[@KUKAKYOTOTOKYO]

I don't avoid conforming because I think it's lame. I don't conform if I don't agree with it. I'm only 2.5 minutes in, and I have to say, the narrator sounds like they're saying INTJs don't conform because it isn't aesthetically pleasing to them or something. In my experience, I don't tend to conform if I don't agree that whatever we're supposed to conform to- makes any sense. If I don't agree with it, I dislike having to pretend and go along with things. I'll vocalize as much, if I feel passionately about it... however, if I agree with it- like queuing up in line for something, then I will certainly confirm because I agree with the system or method serving the purpose it's meant to serve.

[@johntravers2321]

Wrong.

[@ssesf]

I bumped into a woman, I had as teacher 50 years ago. I didn't remember her but she remembered me because I was the one correcting her in class.

[@nurhayatisurbakti3994]

I am very INTJ

[@sayantanmondal2403]

Don't follow slave morality.

[@tval3183]

I relate to most of these, but not questioning authority per se. I needed my teachers to like me and if something seemed contrary to my way of thinking I might raise my hand but would be too intimidated to argue (although to some people apparently questioning = arguing). Similarly in the workplace I would assume that a boss or supervisor knew better than I by virtue of experience (which they sometimes felt the need to point out), although I would get frustrated when my methods were nixed or truncated. I did argue with my dad a lot as his rules would seem arbitrary and nonsensical. As for impatience, I'm typically impatient with other people's impatience if anything. Things take as long as they take to be done correctly, *period*; and skipping steps or getting mad at any perceived "slowness" is short-sighted and lazy. And research isn't so much a matter of curiosity as necessity. Decisions can be made ONLY after all the pertinent information has been collected and all of the options reviewed, and individual facts make no sense without a context (i.e., a big picture) in which to place them.

[@mindscopechannel]

Lots of valid points.

[@tval3183]

@mindscopechannel Well I've since found that I'm more likely an INTP so I'm not sure how well the above applies now.

[@anonygent]

@@tval3183 Everything still applies, but INTJ's definitely question authority, and even buck it when it becomes oppressive.

[@srichey444]

I've always been a Leader, & never a follower. If everyone else is doing it, I won't be. My Parents always told my Siblings & I while growing up, " If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn't thinking".

[@CollyWobbles._3]

This is way too accurate 😭

[@abstract-thoughts]

💯 all the way, wow

[@artemisia457]

intj rule: never conform to stupidity. i was kicked out of my christian school because i refused to bend down to some of the rules. actual examples: teacher giving us personal email to talk about "moods between the classmates", literally pulling students to the office and telling them to spy on others, hounding on students for their appearance outside of school and in their free time, judging students for the music they listen to (aka if you're listening to rock/metal means you're a bad person). i was very vocal about my dislike for those rules. needless to say, i was hated by almost all teachers and even though there was no legal grounds to - i was demanded to leave the school or i'd be failed. my grades were way above average so there was no way this was anything but malice. they ended up lowering my final grades so much, my mom couldn't find another school. i was accepted elsewhere but teachers thought i was a dumbass due to my school certificate until i showed them the chart of my grades from that schoolyear (signed by the teachers themselves, mind you). my new teachers were in complete disbelief at what my previous school had done. i could've gone after them legally but i was exhausted from that whole mess and had an exam to focus on. it was worth it bc i scored second best at the entire school despite it all.

[@vickiecordon7887]

A lot of so-called Christian schools teach judgment, bigotry, and hate. It is good that you stand up for your conviction and were not manipulated into submission. Good for you! I would do exactly the same

[@tenebris13]

This is why religions like Christianity negatively affect the world, or atleast one of the many reasons.

[@kevintheoculus2428]

This literally mirror's my character. I solved many ' unsolvable ' problems in the Health care field because I was given complete autonomy. No one to wreck my ideas or approach. I brought in close to a Million dollars over 6 month's because I didnt listen to the idiot's around me. Interesting.... Lot's of ' I's " there....maybe it's just ego.

[@farfaraway4285]

I’m showing this video to my boss

[@heavensarmiesmarc]

Me as a kid: why? My mom: because I said so 😂😂😂😂😂

[@vivianhull3317]

I've done the test a few times, sometimes i it leads to intj sometimes infj, and it seems I related to one or the other at different times or some of one in combination of some in the other

[@MrTrollbaby]

Oyo thats good to know. Yeh what I know is that there is very rarely such thing as possessing 1 type of any personality absolutely. Like noone is completely extroverted or introverted. There will be a majority/minority. Its normal to share traits with the neighbouring type and assume the personality trait intermittently. Same as some mental disorders.

[@AnalystAyi]

Man this is so me! I used to say as a child, I don’t lie, bc to do so would say you’re important enough to do that for and no one is worth that energy!! lol 😂 also at work I wFH 1x day a week but my peer has 2 days… like wtf!!! If it’s fair I don’t mind but if it’s arbitrary well… you know what that means, time to look elsewhere

[@Chris-fn4df]

Ugh so many videos get this wrong. It's not about control. Its not about not being 'mediocre'. It isn't even about "success". INTJ's are about doing it right. If your system or rule or community worked, you wouldn't need me in the first place. You want us to help, then let us fix it instead of just walking in the footsteps of failure.

[@pragMASTRO]

All these facets can always be expressed maturely or immaturely, they have nothing to do with your nature or design, only with your personal choice of self-expression

[@Chris-fn4df]

@@pragMASTROwhat a bunch of gibberish. Who cares how mature it is expressed? The person listening, that’s who. The intj doesn’t give a shit how turned off you are by the delivery of truth.

[@pragMASTRO]

You don't seem to get it and thats ok :)

[@SleepyTimeSensation]

You were talking about me, except I'm not an introvert

[@lostcat9lives322]

Then they're not talking about you.

[@SleepyTimeSensation]

@@lostcat9lives322 Not everyone will meet all qualifications

[@princessmigo]

I don't agree with the need to know why. If there's a process I just need to follow the steps, I can figure out why later. Or suggest changes later. Think I lost a job once saying that out loud at an interview. :)

[@GygyMy]

Purrrrrrffect!

[@mindscopechannel]

:)

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

INTJ and Sigma Male personalty traits are the same types. These types are the ones who will lead to greatness when things get serious and desperate as things collapse around everyone. 😂

[@tenebris13]

We are generally either the old wise mentor who leads the world to greatness, or the selfish mastermind who takes advantage of every opportunity.

[@johntravers2321]

You’re also human and entirely capable of falling to your own tale of woes. Don’t think yourself as something you’re not.

[@Yozora240]

I mean...As an INTJ i'm not very found of going straight up against people on the top bc it would just get me in trouble. I'm more on the side of being annoying to them to the point they just leave me alone. Does this count as non conforming?

[@phillipchavez1321]

1:59 success

[@JJ-rp2df]

Visionary and curious, intjs skew to logic, autonomy and efficiency to avoid mediocre underachievement. Yet as rebellious and detached loners, to authority they may come off as overconfident, impatient and arrogant hence a disruptive and defiant threat.

[@prorok21]

I thought that in west a default for a hierarchical structure is competence, not power. What do I know, tyranny is everywhere.

[@lordmirror7829]

Several people I know have called me nihlistic, due to not caring about certain things. This isn’t the truth. Its mainly just the fact that I see different things worth more, then the typical things.

[@terimaakigaand5857]

Lincoln was an INTP.

[@jasonhartsell993]

As well as being the worst president in American history.

[@BrianBrawdy]

"Mor-Tal-UP!"

[@chimchimwith6847]

Superhero = Dr. Strange, Iron Man maybe Captain America.

[@johnknight9150]

That's not how you use an apostrophe.

[@etiennedevignolles7538]

I am an expert in the use of apostrophe's.

[@johnknight9150]

@@etiennedevignolles7538 ;-)

[@chrismcclain6518]

Non Serviam I will not serve

[@bongo8740]

Come to papa - entj

[@artisticqueen5225]

Why do you always take your path?? Because I'm an INTJ and you can't help it and don't even think about it

[@blackswan1983]

If you don't think about it, you're not INTJ.

[@artisticqueen5225]

@@blackswan1983 true

[@Tusihicsisalitersentias]

You can talk to nobody on the internet for #1

[@peilin6212]

to call someone a CEO or Barrista is also the act of a conformist. Stop giving ppl an identity that is merely temporary.

[@Wasp239]

🤣🤣🤣

[@peilin6212]

what's so funny?@@Wasp239

[@johntravers2321]

That’s not what conformist means. Do your due research and try again.

[@daz1285]

Guys if you believe this you're not INTJs 😂, even though you can relate to some traits Myers Briggs is pseudoscience not much more accurate than horoscope.... personalites are much more complex

[@Wasp239]

kind of contradicting. If you look deeper though you would notice that descriptions of intj fit very well with what's described as schizoid. While ENTJ fits well with narcissistic personality. ENTJ and INTJ have the same cognitive functions, but developed and ordered differently. Narcissism and schizoid is believed (well, researched) is formed by the same structures of the brain with the same problems - emotional deficit and disregulation. But they cope in quite different way with this problem. Something to think about. No, it's far from being just a horoscope. It makes much more sense.

[@johntravers2321]

Personalities and human psychology is based off of archetypes. You can’t be human without accepting personality tropes and archetypes.

[@normanosborn1277]

Psychology itself is a pseudoscience that can't even replicate over half of its studies.

[@Don-kk7ou]

Yes, I always knew this was a big lie.

[@Shaolin91z]

Intj. Not lonely Know Jesus know peace.

[@altitudeiseverything3163]

🙄