Hmm....

[r_eventide]

So I Googled "Myers-Brigg" and took the first test that popped up. Apparently, I'm INTJ personality. After reading all the possibilities, it seems to fit reasonably well, though the Counselor Idealist (INFJ) is pretty close too. (Here's the Myers & Briggs Foundation site

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[rache_joy]

Hm. I had INFJ. I think it fits me fairly well.

*hug*

[r_eventide]

Cool. :-] The official site seemed to have better descriptions of the different types than the site the test linked to.

[__kat__]

I can't remember what I am, I took one of those in OLS (whatever that stands for, I never figured it out through the whole semester. Organizational leadership something, I think) I was about half way between most of them.

[r_eventide]

Yeah. At first I wasn't sure if it was correct for me; the descriptions that the test site linked to made me think I was a mix of several personalities. But I discovered that the official site had better descriptions, and after reading that one, I think it does fit for the most part.

But yeah, as always with tests like this, I find it hard to believe that everyone fits a category.

[r_eventide]

Yeah, it was a lot of questions, and I should've been in bed, but sometimes my curiosity is too strong. :-]

Thank you! The full version is here. It's nothing special, really. I just wanted a rough, dark image, so I scanned in a pencil sketch and played with Photoshop filters. Glad you like it!

[nylonprincess]

I'm an ISTJ, but I lost the results page so I'm not sure what to add. So many questions were hard to answer, because many circumstances are different.

[r_eventide]

Yeah. I sometimes do a wide variety of things in different situations, too, so a few of them were kinda hard.

[trogon]

You're only just discovering this now?

INT(J|P) is very much the Nerd Standard.

[r_eventide]

Apologies for not being with the "in" crowd.

I might've heard about it a long time ago, but all I read was something about a bunch of letters jumbled together. Nowhere did it say it was a psychological test nor what the letters stood for. And when no one deems it important enough to explain what they're talking about, I don't feel it's important enough to look up.

[trogon]

Snort.

It seemed to float around in nerd circles, not "in" circles (whatever the hell those are), is all.