INFP
Get me, I'm in elite company - only 2% of the population falls in this category. For whatever that's worth....
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- Things I need in life: - The Red Sox - Books - Lobster - Cheesecake - Pedantry - Internet access - Dry shoes Things I want in life: - To lose a bunch of pounds - To get more things done - The complete 27 volume set of the Oxford English Dictionary Things I can cross off my list of "What I wish for in my lifetime": - The Red Sox winning the World Series. Things at the top of my wish list: - A cure for diabetes
9 comments:
INFJ!
(I think we NFs make up a much higher proportion of the blogosphere than in the general population. Between us and the NTs, we've got it covered.)
I'm an INFP too. Do we get a secret handshake?
I'm an ENFP. Just as sensitive but LOUD.
It's funny...I've taken this test about 6 times and have always been an INFP. Today? INFJ. I wonder what's different about today.
I still feel like an INFP.
i'm INFP too. and i agree with bubandpie's assessment about bloggers being a bit skewed as a population. ;)
INTJ here. Although barely an I.
Me too! Me too! We're unusual, but not in the writing / blogging world... I guess it appeals to us :)
I too am an INFP. My dad, who's a career counselor, has done A TON with the MBTI stuff. Interestingly, INFP is also described as "I Never Find Perfection." Too creepy - that's really true for me.
I, too am an INFP. I wonder if our diabetes helps inform our personalities, or if those of us who write/blog are more INFP'ers. I KNEW there was a reason I love reading your blog.
Fellow INFPers with diabetes unite! :)
Hard to believe we're only 2 percent of the population!
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