So I hereby present you with the "E" and the "N":
YOU MIGHT BE AN "E" (Extravert)…
• If you start to say something and cannot figure out where the thought is going, you might be an E.
• If your “I” partner gets frustrated with you because you keep interrupting him in the middle of his statement, you might be an E.
• If pregnant pauses in a conversation make you extremely uncomfortable, you might be an E.
• If everyone recognizes who you are by your loud laughter, you might be an E.
• If you find yourself revealing personal information to people who you’ve just met, you might be an E.
• If you find yourself with the most turns at the Karaoke mic, you might be an E.
• If you’re fond of the phrase “the more the merrier,” you might be an E.
• If you enjoy making eye-contact with complete strangers at the store, etc., and making them smile back, then you might be an E.
• When your partner keeps nudging you and whispering “keep your voice down,” you might be an E.
• If you call to order Chinese take-out and identify yourself as “Hi, it’s me!” you might be an E.
YOU MIGHT BE AN “N” (iNTuitive)…
• If you often start an argument with “What exactly did you mean by that?” you might be an N.
• If you can find a way to use the MBTI in every single part of your life, you might be an N.
• If you can write a Haiku about a fly in your soup, you might be an N.
• If you think time is relative and “late” is just a state of mind, you might be an N. (This is especially true if you are also a P.)
• If you get ripped off by a vendor and you are awed by the brilliance of their marketing strategy, you might be an N.
• If you can easily finish the sentence – “If I were a ____, I would…” you might be an N.
• If you can find a reason to feel sorry for Saddam Hussein, you might be an N.
• If you can see the potential in everyone you meet, you might be an N.
• If you have a “theory” for just about any subject you talk about, you might be an N.
• If you despise routine and you think “same” is a four-letter word that should never be used, you might be an N.
And lastly but not leastly…
• If your “spidey senses are tingling” as you read this, you might be an N. ;-)
You can soon find Breanne's complete preference pairs series at The MBTI Blog.
UPDATE: She has posted our collaborated "You might be an N" list... Fantastique! (That word just came to mind when I wanted to say "Fantastic" in a different language; and after looking it up [come now... read the whole article], it turns out to be the most awesome and appropriate "N" word!!!!!)
Hi, Linda --
ReplyDeleteI popped over from Hemant's post asking "What do you do?" just *sure* I'd find you an ENFP like me. Eh, close.
The MBTI sparked a whole series of (together) life-changing transformations once I found it in 1997. You mean I'm not insane? It's normal for me to be like this? Growing up in a family full of SJs left me feeling quite odd.
Anyway, greetings. I'd love to be reader #3.
Allison
Hi Allison!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog. I do have some facets that lean toward the "F" side, so I'm not entirely "T"-like. I can relate. ;-)
I grew up in a family full of SJs as well and always felt like the oddball out. We have a lot in common, it seems... yay!