I tested as an INTJ when I was in a highly extroverted major in college. This was the actual test the school paid for, and it seemed to be highly accurate. When the counselor was explaining the 16 types to us, she skipped INTJ because, "There's no INTJ here, right?" After a year, I eventually shifted to another program.
I'm really friendly, lazy, and clumsy, and I am against world domination. My friends don't even accept me as an INTJ because of the psycho-stigma it has. Hahaha. I guess pin-pointing the real INTJs isn't that easy at all. Many INTJs have grown into better versions of the stereotype such that we look really normal. : ))
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I tested as an INTJ when I was in a highly extroverted major in college. This was the actual test the school paid for, and it seemed to be highly accurate. When the counselor was explaining the 16 types to us, she skipped INTJ because, "There's no INTJ here, right?" After a year, I eventually shifted to another program.
I'm really friendly, lazy, and clumsy, and I am against world domination. My friends don't even accept me as an INTJ because of the psycho-stigma it has. Hahaha. I guess pin-pointing the real INTJs isn't that easy at all. Many INTJs have grown into better versions of the stereotype such that we look really normal. : ))