Anyone here done the Myers-Briggs Test?

I did. I'm INTJ, but the Enneagram is much more interesting.

Johnny

For what it is worth: I am a Mediator / INFP-T

The questionnaire is rather vague and general though. Not enough nuances in the possible responses. But, that said, i found the written analysis you get in conclusion to be a bit surprisingly accurate and correct, with most points really getting things right. Even some little quirks I have, they described correctly (I hate to use phones for instance).

Too bad my friends can't see the results ... and no, I wouldn't mail them the results because that would go against my personality traits as described in the test ... he he

I'm an Ambivert..that means the line between my INFJ and ENFJ is right in the middle. I enjoy large group of people as much as private, one on one.

I'm an INFJ and for the most part, it is spot on for my personality. I've taken the test three times in the past several years to see if anything has changed, but it hasn't.

INTP-T

It's an Aquarian thing me thinks..

I'm an INTP,according to 3 tests done several years apart. The INTP description fits me very well. Interesting how many of the folks responding here are introverts.

I have taken the test several times, and I am an INFJ. This is very representative of my personality on a daily basis. I would like to hear from any couples here who have taken the test and what effect their personalty type has on their relationship.

ISTJ and married to almost my exact opposite. It’s worked out very well over the years and allows me to understand how to ask about things. For example, I do not ask her where she wants to go for dinner. I ask here is there anything she doesn’t want, and pick a pl.

Never taken that one, but in the 90's took one that was going around at work. Glad i printed the results. In many ways it was on the mark. One thing that struck me at the time and has proven to be true is I would rather masturbate than have sex. I have had lots of offers from both sexes, but not always attracted, size issues, and sometimes more fun to get girl'd up and let loose.

I took it as part of the class and am an ENTJ. They said that is rare, but the whole class tested that way. They told us we'd do amazing things or kill each other before the class was over. Nobody was killed. 😃

I’m an INTP which fits pretty well. Perhaps it’s why I enjoy interrogation always questioning.

INTJ

Did the seminar years ago in Florida. Very interesting. One of the two gentlemen that wrote the book was there. Oddly enough I made contact with my first e-mate at that seminar.

Did it a long time ago.. INT something.. forgot. I mean I always knew I was introverted so possibly bias there that helped me get that result. Didn't really put much stock into that test.

Done the Myers-Briggs test a few times, and I’m an INFP too. It’s interesting how these types can shape how we see things. For me, sharing feelings is a big deal. A while back, I had this moment with a partner where we just laid together, and I could feel their heartbeat. It was intense and comforting, like everything else faded away.

It’s true that not everyone gets why I see it this way, but I think the 16 personalities thing gives some insight into those vibes. It’s wild how each type connects differently, yet we can all appreciate those intimate moments. I mean, who doesn’t enjoy a little heart-to-heart?

I have taken the Myers-Briggs test several times throughout my life. The last time I was an ENTJ.

As an ENTJ-A (Commander), you are a natural-born leader with an unparalleled drive to turn your visions into reality. Your strategic mind excels at seeing the big picture, identifying long-term goals, and devising efficient plans to achieve them. You possess a rare combination of confidence, charisma, and decisiveness that draws others to you and inspires them to follow your lead.

Your approach to life is characterized by ambition and a relentless pursuit of success. You have an innate ability to organize people and resources, creating order out of chaos and transforming abstract ideas into concrete results. Your sharp intellect and rational decision-making skills allow you to navigate complex situations with ease, always keeping your eye on the ultimate objective.

I have taken the Myers-Briggs test several times throughout my life. The last time I was an ENTJ.

@WET The “J” in ENTJ could also stand for JOKESTER Extrodinaire! Given your commanding lead in making all of us laugh with the jokes your post here on Zity!

MBTI was inspired by Carl Jung’s work, originally. Not sure how accurate the statistics are about the percentages of personality types in society, but the general consensus is that there tend to be more Sensors and Thinkers. S & Ts are typically more skeptical types and also pretty abundant, which makes them less likely to trust personality tests, and they usually don’t feel like fish out of water who need personality tests to help them feel seen and validated, and/or just me projecting. 🫣😂 Generally, personality tests are favored by iNtuitives and Feelers, so of course the majority of Sensors and Thinkers aren’t going to “get it.” 🤭

If you want a test that’s scientifically validated, try the OCEAN or Big 5 personality test (openness to experience, conscientiousness, extroversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism). The MBTI is about general tendencies, not about predicting specific behavior or preferences, so if it seems more general that’s because it is.

I’m an INFJ (introverted, intuitive, feeling, and “judging”/detail and schedule-oriented). While I enjoy having friends of all types and think it’s important to do so, I find I’m usually most comfortable and connect more easily with other introverted intuitives (INs) and/or intuitive feelers (NFs), often finding out after we’ve gotten to know each other *why* we connect, well, intuitively. 😊

Would be interesting to know if there’s any correlation between kink interests and MBTI type. 🤭

Agreed, @Eleutheros, the Enneagram is fascinating. MBTI gives us an idea of “what” we do and prefer while the Enneagram helps explain “why” we do what we do. With MBTI, it’s about being the best-functioning (insert your four letters here) you can be, and the Enneagram is about being a balanced and adaptable person, incorporating strengths from all the other types.