Maybe it's just me, but...

[flipper]

haha who knows! I stopped trying to figure it out. I can never come up with anything conclusive.

no worries no need to fit inside a box

 

[This]

As far as the INFJ/INTJ thing I think it comes from Ti sometimes overriding Fe. I also think it comes from the wording on some of these tests, for example just because I HAVE a lot of emotions that drive me doesn't necisarly mean I trust them.

 

[flipper]

As far as the INFJ/INTJ thing I think it comes from Ti sometimes overriding Fe. I also think it comes from the wording on some of these tests, for example just because I HAVE a lot of emotions that drive me doesn't necisarly mean I trust them.

good point.

 

[MisterNi]

This was the very first test I took when I learned about MBTI. I think I scored xNTJ then. I just retook the test now and I scored ExFJ.

You are:
moderately expressed extravert (44%)
slightly expressed sensing personality (01%)
slightly expressed feeling personality (12%)
slightly expressed judging personality (11%)

 

[flipper]

This was the very first test I took when I learned about MBTI. I think I scored xNTJ then. I just retook the test now and I scored ExFJ.

You are:
moderately expressed extravert (44%)
slightly expressed sensing personality (01%)
slightly expressed feeling personality (12%)
slightly expressed judging personality (11%)

This is the first test a lot of people took. I learned of it in my first psychology class. How did you find it? Or what made you look for one?

 

[MisterNi]

I think I first learned about MBTI on an IT/Technology forum I used to frequent and I became really interested in the theory about 10 years ago. I also took MBTI tests as part of a team building course during my engineering undergraduate studies and again in a few business and psychology courses.