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Bumped, cuz i've wanted to try this for awhile now.

I've only seen this particular test once in my college life, and now that I've graduated I got curious about what I am.
Hmm.. I seem to be this:
ESFP
Extravert 22%
Sensing 1%
Feeling 44%
Perceiving 38%
I don't know how I feel about this, yet I think it suits me well since I've matured some over the past 7 years since high school.

I switched over to an ENTP to an ENFP, which is accurate seeing how I've been this year.

INTP
Introvert(3%) iNtuitive(19%) Thinking(31%) Perceiving(19%)
You have marginal or no preference of Introversion over Extraversion (3%)
You have slight preference of Intuition over Sensing (19%)
You have moderate preference of Thinking over Feeling (31%)
You have slight preference of Perceiving over Judging (19%)

Almost 2 years later and I don't seem to have changed much, I almost thought I'd slip over to extrovert but it seems I'm still just on the introvert side

If I done this right I got ISTP

Keane wrote:That can't be right, extroverts don't play video games.

Even though this quote is 2 years old, i find this hilarious since I’m an extrovert and I’ve been playing video games since FOREVER. But anyway....

According to my charts, some of the job matches for me are musician, artist, photographer, etc, which actually if i put the time into my skills into those areas I could actually be pretty good, though I’m a bit relieved that scientists still fall under this category too since I majored in that particular area and currently I feel I’m more into experimenting.

I just guessed without even taking the test but then I noticed I felt more ISFP after looking over it. So I took the test and I was right

ISFP
Introvert(16%) Sensing(19%) Feeling(22%) Perceiving(28%)
You have slight preference of Introversion over Extraversion (16%)
You have slight preference of Sensing over Intuition (19%)
You have slight preference of Feeling over Thinking (22%)
You have moderate preference of Perceiving over Judging (28%)

EDIT: So I'm an Artist or The Adventurer

I decided to take this test again, considering 4 years have passed and my life has changed so much. It seems that I've moved from ISFP to ESFP. I was getting ENFP at first, but then tried a couple of different tests and tried to answer as accurately as I could.
Maybe when I get more into being organised for education and work, the P could become J.

Ironically almost a year later, I decided to take this again, as I got ISFJ on multiple other tests. It's not out of the question, given that I got ISFP back in 2018. I got into the habit of needing some sort of routine or plan in recent months, otherwise I just get bored. The idea of having free time and being able to do whatever I want whenever I want sounds fun on paper, but when it's put into practice, it just feels like there's no objective and things are boring.

EDIT: Judging mostly comes from me being fussy and being a perfectionist.

It's curious to see how the test changes in the same person over the years. It's probably not 100% accurate, but I find it much more interesting (and realistic, above all) than horoscopes or similar.

My personality doesn't seem to have changed much in a couple of years.... I'm still INFJ. I don't know if that's a good or bad sign xDD

Mine has always been INTJ, but it has been ENTJ at times. I just go through periods of being social and periods of just wanting to isolate myself a bit more I guess.

I agree that it's interesting how it can change over time. Sometimes it can even just depend on what you're doing in life or who you're around as to how your thought process works. I feel ISFJ fits me right now though given the stereotypes of them wanting to help everyone, never let them down, and being afraid to say no.

Diagnosed.

for real, apparently i'm intp-p. idk if i can really count since i do have personality disorders. not sure how much of my answers were part of my symptoms ykno

I used to completely misunderstand the difference between perceiving and judging. I thought by default I was a perceiving type because I didn't use things like to do lists, but then I discovered a perceiving type thrives on new experiences and always tries new things, while I actually tend to go with what I know and am used to instead. I also am a perfectionist, and that alone shows I'm very likely a judging type. When it's all coupled together, it makes a lot of sense for me to be ISFJ, and almost everything from this personality basically describes me, including the whole going really far into detail about everything trait.

Alright so after looking into how cognitive functions work thorougly and realising how inaccurate some of these tests can actually be, I have come to the conclusion that I'm actually an INTP. I thought ISFJ for some time, but there are still some things that don't line up at all. Both INTP and ISFJ have the same functions in their stack, just a different order. INTP is (Ti > Ne > Si > Fe), and ISFJ is (Si > Fe > Ti > Ne).

Ti = Introverted Thinking
Ne = Extraverted Intuition
Si = Introverted Sensing
Fe = Extraverted Feeling

Ultimately, extremely high Ti makes sense for me, as I used to literally go around taking things apart to find out how they worked. It's all about building your own internal frameworks. Si is present since I have a great recollection of the past, but I can definitely see Ti and Ne. Ne is extremely obvious too, and that combined with Ti is exactly why I go on long tangents in my messages instead of giving a summarised plot.

I just did the test here is my results

INTJ

Introvert 3%
Intuitive 3%
Thinking 12%
Judging 1%

I have done many different tests (including the one from here) and also looked into how each function works to determine what type I really was. The tests can be pretty much inaccurate and you can even perceive yourself differently than you truly are (or how others perceive you). A lot of the tests are based on your lifestyle rather than your personality, and the traits you had as a kid make it clear what your dominant function is. Whatever you're bad at would be your inferior, and whatever you react like when in a bad mood / stressed out determines your shadow functions, such as demon or trickster.

Ironically my first ever result was ISTP, which is actually very close to what I am (given how these inaccurate tests with sliders work) since I'm INTP. One letter being different makes a massive difference though, and in these tests you could be off by only 1% and get an extremely incorrect result, because they don't work in actual cognitive functions, hence why they're not very accurate.

I used to get ISFP here in 2018 when I was technically not in a great mindset (it's also clear I didn't understand anything about MBTI back then ). The reason is because I used to think "I don't think about the future I just want to enjoy myself now", which is typical Se (xSxP). That's not how I work in reality though, and I'm always worried about what's coming next (which is why I can be anxious about things at times too). I used to just do that to try avoid being depressed, not thinking about later / the future = not feeling sad / stressed. I also use a lot of past preferences to learn thing (Si, not Se), though I don't think my Si is as high as my Ti as to be xSxJ.

The tests can give you very different results depending on your current lifestyle, hence why they're inaccurate. Your type isn't supposed to keep changing, it's how your brain functions.

There is info here on how the function stacks actually work if anyone is interested.

The last time I took a test I got ISTP, which fits me enough.

Edit: Took the test on the thread and got ISTP
Introvert(47%)
Sensing(38%)
Thinking(41%)
Perceiving(53%)

Interesting. As mentioned, the first time I ever took the test, I got ISTP too. I started to think I was ISFP and went down the rabbit hole, only to find out in the end that I'm actually INTP in the end (which is ironic because apparently INTP's usually look into things extensively). I even went as far as to get confused into thinking I was ISFJ due to my memory to recall past events, along with me becoming more responsible when I got into a relationship. ISFJ has the same functions as ISFJ though, just in a different order, so it makes sense.

Long story short, I'm INTP. I also get 5w4 on the enneagram test, which I guess we never really shared here.

I would actually be interested in seeing what results people get if they do the test at sakinorva. The only thing is that it has 96 questions, so you'd have to have free time if you're interested in taking it.

My latest result from the test is here:

Even though I took the tests multiple times back then, in today's time It's really unclear, and has been for awhile now what kind of personality I am. All I do know for certain is that I am introverted, and perceiving. The other 2 values, I have found are pretty equal in strength that I'm not sure where I stand there and probably need to take several tests multiple times in order to really determine which values I'm more inclined towards. In other words, my personality is I??P.

I did the test that Steo mentioned and got a whole bunch of stuff I dont understand. I copied my results and put them here because I still dont really know how to post photos on forums.

absolute: Ne 25 Ni 26.6 Se 27 Si 20 Te 21 Ti 25 Fe 15 Fi 30
grant function type ISFP second-best choice INFP
third-best choice ESFP fourth-best choice ISTP
fifth-best choice ENFP axis-based function type ESFP
myers function type INTP
relative: myers letter type ISTP

All I could really gather from this is that my highest function is Fi and that im an ISFP. I also find it funny that most people who answered the poll are introverts.