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       >> 1  Anonymous Counsellor  2024-12-12 15:15 ID:2n02mdN7
         This wouldn't make sense to someone who doesn't understand what I am saying. Which, I think, is a good a thing?
         
         I'm a self-proclaimed INTP, ILE, 5w6, 548
         
         I just realized 3 minutes ago how, throughout my entire life, I have tried to understand other personalities (because it's necessary for relationships), at least enough to learn their intentions and motivations. Yet frankly, I still cannot proclaim that I understand myself well enough. In the fiction and media I consume, Te, Fe, Fi, and Ni are mostly prominent. There are no Ti main characters, and if there are, they are painted as robots or inconsiderate logical jerks. 
         
         I grew up without any Fe, Ne, and Ti surrounding me. The culture of my society also doesn't prioritize Ti enough.
         
         Basically, I want more Ti people to learn about. Or learn "with"
       
       >> 2  Ninjasr  2024-12-19 12:45 ID:mMa9Zeoh
         The MBTI is like astrology for psychologists, so you're worrying about something silly.
       
       >> 3  Anonymous Counsellor  2024-12-20 14:37 ID:ECHhRgl4
         >>1 consider taking supplements for you Iron/Neon/Titanium deficiency
       
       >> 4  Anonymous Counsellor  2026-06-07 08:46 ID:uuUAvUJl
         I too am a targeted individual seeking companionship.
       
       >> 5  Anonymous Counsellor  2026-06-08 03:08 ID:O4ffc2wF
         Agree with >>2
         Don't get too caught up thinking about grouping people (and yourself) into personality types. Just think in a more "freestyle" way about things. If you're trying to understand yourself, then look into yourself directly.
         
         Some people, I'm guessing, use MBTI to gain some insight into themselves, but that probably takes them further from the answers they're looking for -- because instead of having an open mind while doing introspection, they'll try to see everything through the lens of their MBTI results. 
         The MBTI doesn't give you a definite measure of who you are. It's not always going to be an accurate descriptor of someone's personality. You yourself can get a better sense of who you are then than the MBTI. Think about it: you experienced your entire life and have many thoughts and memories that hint towards who you are (thoughts and memories that are only known to you, because you experienced them). Meanwhile, the MBTI is pretty much... just a multiple choice test.
         
         It just takes thought and introspection to uncover your own personality type for yourself. Don't let MBTI cloud that introspective journey.
       
       >> 6  Anonymous Counsellor  2026-06-09 09:58 ID:gLUiAswI
         Yeah, have you ever noticed the MBTI types are called shit like "The Explorer" or "The Adventurer" or "The Scientist", where is the "Psychopath" or "Shallow"?
         Nowhere... because it's egotistic junk.
       
       >> 7  Anonymous Counsellor  2026-06-16 07:12 ID:Heaven
         guess nobody understood it, lmfao
       
       
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