Every single time I take the test I get INFJ. I'm the definition of consistent
Though when I was a teenager I would get INFP. I turned all judge-y as an adult
I get a different result every time I take one of those tests, and there are always things that are not a clean answer for me. But yes, I've probably made a much more dramatic shift through the last 30+ years
Very true.I think very few people fit neatly into one of those boxes, and even those don't always react consistent with them. It's a handy way to get some insights into people though, as long as you don't expect them to be more than a tool, I think is what I'm trying to say?
I get a different result every time I take one of those tests, and there are always things that are not a clean answer for me. But yes, I've probably made a much more dramatic shift through the last 30+ years
Very true.
I fall deeply into the INFP category, 100%.
INTJ myself. Bf is INFP (he's pretty much Alistair-like). Enough similarities to find common ground, but enough differences so as I'm not dating myself.
For those of you who romanced Cullen post-Pers quest, how do you do it? Can one of you break it down for me which order I need to do things and which dialogue prompts I need to be careful with, etc? I know someone did this a while back, but I can't find it
My next PT is going to be a rogue and I wanna do it this way for that playthrough...if I can control myself, that is
Nothing too mysterious about it, all you gotta do is not use the "Let's talk about us" dialogue option to start the romance (that is, to trigger the kiss scene) until you feel you're ready to. Go about your business as usual, talk to Cullen a few times to get the chess cutscene out of the way, then do either Abyss or Wicked so Perseverance can trigger. At this point you should already have the "Let's talk about us" line available if you've been flirting with him, but just ignore it for now. Do his quest, then find the right timing for your Inquisitor and finally go in for that kiss. 
Very true.
I fall deeply into the INFP category, 100%.
Me too! But not 100%...sometimes I get T instead of P, so...whatever that means...
Nothing too mysterious about it, all you gotta do is not use the "Let's talk about us" dialogue option to start the romance (that is, to trigger the kiss scene) until you feel you're ready to. Go about your business as usual, talk to Cullen a few times to get the chess cutscene out of the way, then do either Abyss or Wicked so Perseverance can trigger. At this point you should already have the "Let's talk about us" line available if you've been flirting with him, but just ignore it for now. Do his quest, then find the right timing for your Inquisitor and finally go in for that kiss.
Cool! Thanks!
lol. They made us take all these tests back in high school for my Spirituality class during senior year. On the Enneagram, I was a solid 4.Now I feel predictable
Best test to take is the Enneagram test. I'm a 5. It means I know I'm better than everyone else. (I'm not kidding; it was the most unflattering test result ever lol!) Seriously though, it's spot on.
Through high school and my two years of college so far, I've taken the Myers Briggs about 5 times for various reasons, and never gotten anything but INFP. I think it suits me quite well though.Me too! But not 100%...sometimes I get T instead of P, so...whatever that means...
So....... I just found out the hard way that Cullen is a world class ninja-mancer.... #sorrysolas
Every single time I take the test I get INFJ. I'm the definition of consistent
I feel ya. That's what I am too. Although personally I think I fluctuate between I and E
Every time I've taken the test, I scored as INFP. The description always seemed to suit me well enough.
Hell yeah! You're in the cool kids club!Every time I've taken the test, I scored as INFP. The description always seemed to suit me well enough.
lol. They made us take all these tests back in high school for my Spirituality class during senior year. On the Enneagram, I was a solid 4.
It was eye-opening and scary how much it helped me realize about myself. Everything about me just fell into place. I think the core aspect of my personality had to do with wanting to understand everything (a.k.a. why I am a know-it-all and a nerd) but at the same time having a tendency to detach myself or isolate myself from the world around me.
Did it do the same for you?
I feel ya. That's what I am too. Although personally I think I fluctuate between I and E
Want to know something interesting? My sister, with whom I am very, VERY close, is an ENFJ. And I'm an INFJ. It's 100% accurate, too. We're the same person, except I'm introverted and she is extroverted.
Want to know something interesting? My sister, with whom I am very, VERY close, is an ENFJ. And I'm an INFJ. It's 100% accurate, too. We're the same person, except I'm introverted and she is extroverted.
Lol! I think I go through spurts of introversion and extroversion if that makes any sense. I'll go through periods where I'm super busy and outgoing, and then I basically go on a hiatus where I do the polar opposite I guess to balance it out.
I get a different result every time I take one of those tests, and there are always things that are not a clean answer for me. But yes, I've probably made a much more dramatic shift through the last 30+ years
Part of the problem with that for me is the questions are sometimes so abstract that I really don't know what to answer. Or they refer to things I have very little experience with. That's probably also why I fluctuate.
So I've taken to simply reading the descriptions and seeing what resonates. And it seems INFP fits me best, if not perfectly.
Does that mean I'm also a cool kid? 
Lol! I think I go through spurts of introversion and extroversion if that makes any sense. I'll go through periods where I'm super busy and outgoing, and then I basically go on a hiatus where I do the polar opposite I guess to balance it out.
Just goes to show that humans (and perhaps non-humans...!) are not always easily categorized into neat little dichotomies!
Part of the problem with that for me is the questions are sometimes so abstract that I really don't know what to answer. Or they refer to things I have very little experience with. That's probably also why I fluctuate.
So I've taken to simply reading the descriptions and seeing what resonates. And it seems INFP fits me best, if not perfectly.
Does that mean I'm also a cool kid?
Yea I think it's hard to pinpoint someone's personality exactly through something like that. I think the test is just meant to show you generally where you lie. Because I'm sure there are plenty of INFP's that have very little in common.
It was eye-opening and scary how much it helped me realize about myself. Everything about me just fell into place. I think the core aspect of my personality had to do with wanting to understand everything (a.k.a. why I am a know-it-all and a nerd) but at the same time having a tendency to detach myself or isolate myself from the world around me.
Did it do the same for you?
Yes and no.
I have only taken the Enneagram that one time during high school, and by that time I had previously done the MB two or three times and had received INFP. And so in that sense, the Ennegram results matched up decently with those for INFP, and so it wasn't necessarily new things for me. But, at the same time, my Spirituality teacher paired the test in conjunction with a unit called the Shadow, which basically talked about the raw, primal, and deeply creative sides of the human soul. To that end, I appreciated the results of the Enneagram even more, because it really made me realize how in touch I was with my shadow.
So, I guess what I'm trying to say is that the details weren't necessarily new, but my perception of their depth certainly changed. I never realized how intrinsic these things were to the very core of my being.
For me, self-knowledge has always been a priority, because I don't know who I am, to be honest with you. So it's scary and yet exhilarating.
Part of the problem with that for me is the questions are sometimes so abstract that I really don't know what to answer. Or they refer to things I have very little experience with. That's probably also why I fluctuate.
Question #25 Do you tend to...
A ) know things
B ) feel things
SpiritMuse: WTF...?
Yes and no.
I have only taken the Enneagram that one time during high school, and by that time I had previously done the MB two or three times and had received INFP. And so in that sense, the Ennegram results matched up decently with those for INFP, and so it wasn't necessarily new things for me. But, at the same time, my Spirituality teacher paired the test in conjunction with a unit called the Shadow, which basically talked about the raw, primal, and deeply creative sides of the human soul. To that end, I appreciated the results of the Enneagram even more, because it really made me realize how in touch I was with my shadow.
So, I guess what I'm trying to say is that the details weren't necessarily new, but my perception of their depth certainly changed. I never realized how intrinsic these things were to the very core of my being.
For me, self-knowledge has always been a priority, because I don't know who I am, to be honest with you. So it's scary and yet exhilarating.
I'm really jealous that you were able to take a class like that in HS. My school never offered it, or anything like it for that matter.
Question #25 Do you tend to...
A ) know things
B ) feel things
SpiritMuse: WTF...?
I think that's asking do you lead with your head or your heart.
I'm really jealous that you were able to take a class like that in HS. My school never offered it, or anything like it for that matter.
Haha I was just wondering what sort of fancy high school he must've gone to!
Just goes to show that humans (and perhaps non-humans...!) are not always easily categorized into neat little dichotomies!
Amen. For some, these might fit us to a tee. But I honestly don't believe that these tests were meant to categorize us easily. I think they're guidelines for self-discovery.
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