Meyers-Briggs

I retook the test after taking it freshman year, and I went from an INFJ to an INTJ, which came as very little surprise to me.

Some fun facts about my personality type:
- Only 2% of Americans are INTPs; only 1-3% of Females are INTJs. The woman who administered the test said specifically it is the T and the F (thinking vs feeling) that makes the difference; gender roles generally dictate men be thinkers, and women be feelers. Of the 15ish women in the room that had taken the test, only myself and one other sister were thinkers.

-Fictional Characters According to Pinterest: House, Sherlock, and Basil [all pretty much the same characters from different franchises] and Draco Malfoy

- Known as "The Mastermind" or "The Planner"

-Sometimes has trouble showing affection and can come off as arrogant due to their need for space and objective thinking

-When under a great deal of stress, the INTJ may become obsessed with mindless repetitive, sensate activities, such as over-drinking. They may also tend to become absorbed with minutia and details that they would not normally consider important to their overall goal