Take this test in another forum-members name.
Try to see the world through that person and answer it as you interpret that person
- and then do one as you believe that person view him/herself.
You may choose one or many or another:
1. http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp
2. http://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test
3. https://www.blogthings.com/whatsyourpersonalitytypequiz/
Go! :)
by SensitiveSoulI took the first link as Demon. Demon is ESTP. A little surprising because she wants to come across as an introvert. :P
I actually am ESTP
Though, there are times when my personality is closer to ISTP, but I can switch between introverted and extroverted as the occasion suits me.
TBH I feel you're one of the people here I know the least so I said wth and decided to take the challenge :D. Just to be clear, I almost never pay attention to the results people post here and I definitely can't remember what you got. Many answers were based on hunches/gut feelings I have about you, that complete the image I have of you from what I've seen here… That image is very likely to be more part of my imagination than reality, so I won't be surprised if I'm very far off. Just don't mock me too much haha
And tell me where I was wrong.
Result
I wish I was. Since I'm actually much into art, music and writing it is a bit of a struggle. Being a bit more emo would be nice in that aspect. INFJ and INFP are probably the best personality types for writers. Us INTJ writers always have to fight the urge to write really boring shit. I kid you not.
Once more I will be tested as Nanowrimo comes up. So far I have two "wins" and three participations.
I don't see why a personality label characterizes better writers or painters, seeing as Edgar Allan Poe and Edgar Degas were both INTJ.
What's good about INTJs and INFJs is that they both have a couple of obessions per lifetime that requires their full attention, so they become masters in those few subjects. That's the secret, in my opinion.
