Meyers-Briggs

[juniperesque]

I have always, always tested as an INFJ. I'm around the middle of E & I though I've always gotten Introverted, the N and F are middle-strong, and my J is as far to the J side as you can possibly get. Always has been.

Therefore, I found this list hilarious and true:

# If your desk has more post-it notes than work space- you might be a J

Comments

[ozzisme]

Oh man, so embarrassing. It's like someone has been spying on me.

[oakparkgirl]

I am totally not a J!!

::rips tide pen, band-aids, kleenex, nail clippers, etc out of purse and hides::

-Pauses to reflect-

::Quickly puts all back in in proper location because OMFG what if I get a hang nail or paper cut later today!::

-Thinks of backup plans (scavenge first aid kit, drive to Walgreens, find a mom-type at work) even though I don't need one. -

OK, so I am a J. ::sighs:: OhSweetness scheduled free time for our Europe trip too! It's not just us, LOL.

-Edit-
I also did not just totally edit this comment several times so it would be perfect and free of spelling errors. What?

[juniperesque]

This is clearly the reason we get along so well. Nothing is irrational here. Others may tolerate, but only another J understands.

[boannan]

Very interesting. I have always been an INTJ, with the NT being the strongest and most consistent over the years. But I am way less organized than you guys :)

[increvable]

Yuh, me too. I am occasionally OCD, especially when presented with certain types of messes, but I am generally pretty slack on organization.

[hannibalv]

As someone who's been accused of being a prototypical ENTP, I have to ask: are there similar lists for the rest of the types/categories?

[juniperesque]

Beats me... I was forwarded this from a coworker. Probably somewhere on the internets, though.

[duck2ducks]

When William & I lived together, I would watch my shows on the TiVo fairly quickly, and delete them. It gave me a happy feeling of calm and order.

By contrast, he would let all of his shows build up for weeks if not months at a time, filling up the screen(s) with unwatched programs.

I cannot explain how much this drove me nuts. Thanks to this post, I don't have to. :)