Wall for Gau (page 165)

Danny phantom is better than me and wally is better than Kyogre? This is blasphemy!

Update: I have multiple bullet wounds and Queen Elizabeth is being overthrown by my humanoid pizza

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Hi -

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I hope I explained that well. I tried being as non discriminating as possible (cause I actually do strongly dislike some types). Though you might also wanna read about them online when you have the opportunity to.

Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. XD

I think you're accurately typed as an INTP. And believe me when I say this, you're not a Feeler for sure.

Oh and also, Im an INFJ, if I never mentioned that before. :)

Perceivers, or P, are the people who like a perceived lifestyle. They like disorganised things; they hate fix schedules and like having flexibility in their routines. Their work pattern usually consists of sudden bursts of energy rather than a fixed amount of work every time. They like having somewhat messy rooms and are the perfect representation of "books lying around on the table."

Judgers, or J, are the people who like a judged lifestyle. They like to keep everything organised; they love having fixed schedules for everything and hate it when they have to make any adjustments to them. Their work pattern consists of consistent amount of work every time. They just cant live in a messy room and are the perfect representation of "books piled up on the table." They also tend to recognise patterns in things.

If you pay attention, you'll notice how the completely opposite sentences are in perfect order, which is a great example of me being a Judger. XD

And yes, J and P are NOT based on interaction with others.

Continuing:

Thinkers, or T, are the people who prefer logic and reasoning over feelings and emotions. They are the people who think by their head and guide values through logic. They dont find stuff emotional easily, and dont get carried by their emotions. They tend to seem cold and sometimes insensitive.

Feelers, or F, are the people who prefer feelings and emotions.
They think by their heart and guide values through emotions. They easily find stuff emotional and might get carried away by their emotions. They tend to seem warm and sensitive.

It is worth noting that being on the extreme side of any is bad. Being overly thinking can make you seem hella insensitive and a jerk, and being overly sensitive can make you seem way too soft or a "snowflake." Thinkers must learn to think about other's feelings and feelers must learn to control their emotions to avoid being carried away by them (which I as a feeler have gotten really good at in the past 6 or so months :P).

Sensors, or S, are the people who usually "go with the flow" and dont think a lot before acting. They dont have the best imagination and will always be seen indulging in an activity instead of sitting idle. They usually never overthink and are bad at noticing small changes in people. They usually find art, stories and poems boring and dont find songs "deep" due to their hindering imagination. They "live in the outside world."
Intuitives, or I, are the people who are "lost in their minds." They have an amazing imagination and love creating scenarios in their mind. They often tend to overthink which might turn out to be bad for them. They might be seen sitting idle, but in reality they have something going on in their mind. They try to find the "deeper meaning" in things. They "live in the inside world," which might cut them off from reality a bit too much.

Oh hi Giru! Damn you took the test? I honestly wasnt expecting you to take it anytime soon cause I thought your parents dont allow you to visit any website other than PokémonDB; but here we are. XD

Lets start with explaining you what all that means. There are a total of 8 cognitive functions, categorized into groups of two. These are Extraversion(E) and Introversion(I), Sensing(S) and Intuition(N), Thinking(T) and Feeling(F), and Perceiving(P) and Judging(J). Its notable that each group has 2 polar opposite functions, and since a person can only have one out of two from a group, that gives us 4 letters (or functions) for each person. This gives us a total of 16 different letter combinations, known as the 16 personality types.

Coming to the functions: (Disclaimer - Having a specific function does not make you a bad person)
I think Extraversion and Introversion are pretty self understood.