I'm 32 years old. I've been taking the Myers-Briggs type indicator test since I was in highschool. During my teenage years, I read in a self-help book that people usually change after 3-5 years. So I make it a point to test (only once) every 3-5 years. I always score the INTJ-T type.
My personality type is very socially allergic. I'm an introvert becasue socializing literally exhausts me. My friends change every 3 years as well, if someone can't keep up with me, I lose interest in them and also grow impatient with the topic we can come up with. I'm not proud of this, but when you're this old, I've come to accept that this is my personality.
At work, I also thrive when I'm left alone. I'm very luck to have a boss who does exactly this. Maybe she saw that I value my independence, and I've never given her a reason to worry if she leaves me unattended.
I am very vocal about my disappointment in society. I post it in my social media accounts, I discuss it with my workmates. I think the global society needs to change dramatically. I think we need to rebuilt the workforce. Bitcoin is genius because the beaurocracy and fees of banks do not make sense at all.
The partners that I had also agrees with my result in the test. They find it funny because they can read my personality as opposed to just "feeling" it. All of my partners are extraverted. I like opposite romantic partners because they give me a different perspective in life. Also, I have an excuse not to be with them all the team (yey independence!)
And then I tend to obsess in finding solutions to controversial social issues in our country, like sex work, drugs, family structure. Before, I just keep it all in my head. But now that I'm older, I use my ideas to unofficial talks or conversations over beer/coffee. So my workmates can certainly attest that I do have bizarre ideas and perspective.
I also write stories, and with these stories, I tackle a very different world that is the opposite of ours (example: sex workers is the best, most respectable job in town, and business managers are viewed as trying too hard to impress and indecent because they can only tell lies).
In conclusion, at least on my part, because I'm arrogantly honest to myself and take the tests honestly (I value integrity, because why not?) I am sure that I am INTJ-T. My workmates (esp the close ones) and partner agree. If not, my personality is still in tact and will always be becasue that's me, whatever anyone says, especially if that someone needs validation through her blog. INTJ-T's think very low of external validations.
INTJ-T x5 (not verified)says...
I'm 32 years old. I've been taking the Myers-Briggs type indicator test since I was in highschool. During my teenage years, I read in a self-help book that people usually change after 3-5 years. So I make it a point to test (only once) every 3-5 years. I always score the INTJ-T type.
My personality type is very socially allergic. I'm an introvert becasue socializing literally exhausts me. My friends change every 3 years as well, if someone can't keep up with me, I lose interest in them and also grow impatient with the topic we can come up with. I'm not proud of this, but when you're this old, I've come to accept that this is my personality.
At work, I also thrive when I'm left alone. I'm very luck to have a boss who does exactly this. Maybe she saw that I value my independence, and I've never given her a reason to worry if she leaves me unattended.
I am very vocal about my disappointment in society. I post it in my social media accounts, I discuss it with my workmates. I think the global society needs to change dramatically. I think we need to rebuilt the workforce. Bitcoin is genius because the beaurocracy and fees of banks do not make sense at all.
The partners that I had also agrees with my result in the test. They find it funny because they can read my personality as opposed to just "feeling" it. All of my partners are extraverted. I like opposite romantic partners because they give me a different perspective in life. Also, I have an excuse not to be with them all the team (yey independence!)
And then I tend to obsess in finding solutions to controversial social issues in our country, like sex work, drugs, family structure. Before, I just keep it all in my head. But now that I'm older, I use my ideas to unofficial talks or conversations over beer/coffee. So my workmates can certainly attest that I do have bizarre ideas and perspective.
I also write stories, and with these stories, I tackle a very different world that is the opposite of ours (example: sex workers is the best, most respectable job in town, and business managers are viewed as trying too hard to impress and indecent because they can only tell lies).
In conclusion, at least on my part, because I'm arrogantly honest to myself and take the tests honestly (I value integrity, because why not?) I am sure that I am INTJ-T. My workmates (esp the close ones) and partner agree. If not, my personality is still in tact and will always be becasue that's me, whatever anyone says, especially if that someone needs validation through her blog. INTJ-T's think very low of external validations.