<p>I'm an INFJ. I identify very strongly with that personality type. If you google it and read its description that's me to a T.</p>
<p>I’m an ENFP. I was absolutely shocked at how accurate the typical ENFP profile is in regards to my personality, I fit perfectly!</p>
<p>Quite a few of my friends are INFJs, I get along really well with you guys!</p>
<p>Probably INFP. I always get INTJ on the quizzes, but I assume that’s caused by wishful thinking (I’d like to believe I’m more objective and logical than I am).</p>
<p>ENTJ. That matches me pretty well; sometimes I’m extroverted, sometimes I’m introverted. I think and judge a lot, and feel that it’s best to take chances sometimes.</p>
<p>I’ve taken it twice, the first time I got ISTJ and second time I got INTJ. I feel like INTJ is more accurate, I fit almost all of the criteria!</p>
<p>I am an ENFJ.</p>
<p>I’m ENTP and proud.</p>
<p>Also who would you guys say you get along best and worst with. I generally love ENFPs followed by other ENTPs (I have a tendency to look up to older people of those types.) I typically have most problems with ISTJs. Not because I dislike them. I actually love messing with them haha. I just cant take them seriously and my insubordination causes them to hate me.</p>
<p>Sorry I went full nerd haha. I love MBTI. I’m always looking up things about it.</p>
<p>Proud ISTJ!
Well, you know, until someone is upset and I can’t understand why. It can be a little inconvenient. Or when teachers don’t understand why I don’t see the intellectual merit of their busy work.</p>
<p>INFP. I’m proud of it, but I also see its limitations.</p>
<p>INTJ and proud. But I got INTP once, so I don’t know…</p>
<p>Same here. ISTJ</p>
<p>I usually test as an INTP, but occasionally I get INTJ because I’m neat and clean, sometimes I plan things out, and I don’t ALWAYS procrastinate. I think of INTJ’s as engineers and INTP’s as scientists/mathematicians, so I’m pretty sure I’m more of an INTP than an INTJ.</p>
<p>I guess I’m an INTp (notice the lowercase p).</p>
<p>I got INFJ. Fits me perfectly.</p>
<p>ENFJ! Waddup?</p>
<p>ESTJ, but apparently I’m more J than P by one percentage point.</p>
<p>I’m an ISFJ!</p>
<p>INTJ and proud</p>
<p>ENFP. It is bizarre how one test can so accurately gauge the rough outline of my personality.</p>
<p>INTP fits best; I move from interest to interest haphazardly but when something is exciting it can monopolize my thought for days or weeks and I love nothing more than forming my own nuanced understanding of something and a well thought-out opinion on it – driven primarily by introverted thinking and secondarily by extraverted intuition, the dominant and auxiliary functions of INTP.</p>
<p>INTJ also fits well; when certain kinds of problems, from riddles to scientific questions, interest me, I can become obsessed with solving them. I don’t have a good mental system for solving problems; I’m usually more effective by sleeping on a problem and hoping the solution just occurs to me (which happens more often than success from following a procedure). When I do come up with a solution, I like to communicate it precisely and often implement it in some kind of design. That’s driven primarily by introverted intuition and secondarily by extraverted thought, the dominant and auxiliary functions of INTJ.</p>
<p>I think the best explanation is INTP with the auxiliary function, extraverted intuition, less extraverted and more introverted than it is for most INTPs.</p>