Female led relationships discussion

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Has anyone ever done the Myers-Briggs test to figure out their personality type? It’d be cool to see which MBTI types show up as Dominant Females and which as Submissive Males here.

member_5148e12e85 · Answer

Just finished mine. Here are the results:

member_381064b05f · Answer

I usually come up as an INTP.

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member_11dc8555e7 · Answer

I’ve taken the MBTI test a few times about eight years ago.
Most of them marked me as INTJ.
The one exception was INTP. In every case, my J/P score stayed below 10.
The results can fluctuate somewhat, especially if you take it too often. Once you get used to it, you can easily nudge the result toward whichever direction you want.
Your typology might also shift depending on the situation. Wherever you test tends to reflect your resting state more than anything else.
Overall, you can kind of game the results; that’s why they’re not super useful for judging candidates in job interviews (Everyone spouts nonsense at interviews!). But consultants make a lot of money from it.
It gives you a general sense rather than an absolute definition.

member_446a40662f · Answer

Here’s mine!:)

member_11dc8555e7 · Answer

lol - four results so far and everyone is INxx.
(Introverted Intuitives)

member_261c7352c4 · Answer

strongly INTP

member_313fd5db6e · Answer

I usually don’t put much stock in these online tests. But here’s my result for today.

member_261c7352c4 · Answer

I know people criticize Myers Briggs these days, but I've used it for a long time to create characters in my fiction, and it really works. It helps me determine exactly what people would do in specific circumstances.

member_07aa62d494 · Answer

INTP
I find the description of INTPs matches me quite well.

member_cac403ad74 · Answer

Hey why not!

member_75c77e4c6c · Answer

Long time ENTJ here.

member_b99d71f765 · Answer

E/I NTJ
I’m right on the border of E and I, so it depends on how I feel when taking the test (I’ve done it several times).
The rest makes me a very strong NTJ.

member_7959cc1889 · Answer

Intj here though I am not judgemental...

member_9209a65718 · Answer

Executive
ESTJ-T

member_c30eb3d72d · Answer

ISTJ-A, Logistician type.

member_2f024beba0 · Answer

ISTJ - introverted, judging...that’s me. Engineer by trade

member_42e412a83c · Answer

ENTJ and INTJ I've gotten both. It really just depends on the questions or how I feel that day when taking the test I guess.

member_263e8cb8ac · Answer

Another INTP here.

member_169b809730 · Answer

INTJ

member_4a7ace589f · Answer

> Jessica Alexander said:
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one paragraph from this link
One famous example of a popular but dubious commercial personality test is the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator. This questionnaire divides people into 16 different “types” and, often, the assessment will suggest certain career or romantic pairings. It costs $15 to $40 for an individual, but psychologists say the questionnaire is one of the worst personality tests in existence for a wide range of reasons. It is unreliable because a person’s type may change from day to day. It gives false information (“bogus stuff,” one researcher puts it). The questions are confusing and poorly worded. Vazire sums it up as “shockingly bad.”
I would not waste my time with it if it were free.
Its also very hard to not unconsciously influence any kind of personality test.
best test of some one I know is live with them for a month or more whilst neither of you are on vacation... that's generally quite revealling