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What is everyones Myers-Briggs personality type?

I'm INTJ!

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My personality type is one of the rarest, however I think it will be common in Autistic people!

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  • Im an ENFJ. Ive never met or heard of another autistic ENFJ before. Ive met a couple autistic INFPs. MBTI is my special interest, I know a lot about it. Since 16Personalities isn't an official test to figure out your type, and MBTI is as much about functions as i vs e, n vs s, etc., it's really easy to mistype. Ive even gotten INTJ before on an unofficial online test.

  • This is very interesting! I just got INTJ on the linked test, but when I did an official one 20 years ago, I got ENFP, and I thought that they were not supposed to change.

    What was interesting about that was the chap who administered the test was very perplexed because I was 51% E and 49% I.  He'd never seen results so close before.  Now I think that it's because I'm autistic.  That with the right people who enjoy my weirdness and get excited about the same things as me, I have much more energy and a positive experience.  But with "normal" people who follow all of society's ways, I find it draining.

  • Side note! The creators of this put together a few books on it. One thing they found was a personality type under stress or duress may exhibit their opposite personality expressions. The initial understanding also included that we tend to change over time a bit as grow into our selves. It could be that many of us appeared completely different than who we actually are. Autistics being so misunderstood, often don't have a family member to Reflect with. We initially learn to see ourselves through the eyes of another, usually a parent. But as we grow, if there is continual conflict, we lose trust in their ability to perceive us and have to find our selves on our own. This might include trying on personalities or expressions like an item of clothing.

    I first took this at 26 but left home at 17. I had always felt quite isolated, and if one embraces it as solitude, it can be a good space to find one-self, so mine hasn't changed since then.

  • Our reactions are based largely on 1. perspective and beliefs which can change or grow with knowledge and 2. Exposure to different ways of understanding problems/relationships/people and the roles/responsibilities. - a kind of managing expectations. These things can change over time, as expressed through our more core being. Many times we won’t know what we value or how we work best unless we’ve been in a stable environment with mentors or teachers (add parents) who can see and help bring out our potential. Not everyone is inclined toward introversion or judging and these very few opposites will then shape what. Part we might be skilled at in society or how we work best in relationships. 

    All children are naturally reactionary and therefore need a little education to help them navigate life better. 

    With MBTI it’s important to also learn the difference between a personality and character growth. :) 

    I look back and feel much the same. I’m definitely an entirely different person than when I was 26. But this test actually helped me learn to work with my strengths and be mindful of weaknesses. I found it useful! 

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  • Our reactions are based largely on 1. perspective and beliefs which can change or grow with knowledge and 2. Exposure to different ways of understanding problems/relationships/people and the roles/responsibilities. - a kind of managing expectations. These things can change over time, as expressed through our more core being. Many times we won’t know what we value or how we work best unless we’ve been in a stable environment with mentors or teachers (add parents) who can see and help bring out our potential. Not everyone is inclined toward introversion or judging and these very few opposites will then shape what. Part we might be skilled at in society or how we work best in relationships. 

    All children are naturally reactionary and therefore need a little education to help them navigate life better. 

    With MBTI it’s important to also learn the difference between a personality and character growth. :) 

    I look back and feel much the same. I’m definitely an entirely different person than when I was 26. But this test actually helped me learn to work with my strengths and be mindful of weaknesses. I found it useful! 

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