7 Disturbing Traits Of An INTJ Dark Side

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Did you know that in addition to MBTI type, you have other key personality functions? These functions are crucial to understanding how you function in society, and they're useful to know as a tool to help you learn more about yourself and others. Today we’re going to look at the shadow functions and how they create the dark side of an INTJ personality type. This dark side represents the unconscious parts of our psyche that you have less awareness of and control over. It hosts repressed, unwanted and overlooked elements of your personality.

If you are an INTJ (architect/mastermind) personality type chances are that you have already experienced some dark side traits at least once in your lifetime. You should undoubtedly be aware of your dark side since it will help in the integration of your unconscious and conscious selves, allowing you to better design your life and achieve personal growth. Here are 7 Disturbing Traits Of An INTJ Dark Side

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0:00 What is an INTJs' Dark Side?
1:14 - 1. Ruthlessness
2:26 - 2. Unfair judgments
3:26 - 3. Distrust
4:31 - 4. Isolation
5:38 - 5. Emotionless
6:41 - 6. Unhealthy perfectionism
8:02 - 7. Cluelessness

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PsychologyRefresh

As an INTJ, I'm not emotionless. It's just that most feelings aren't important enough to care about. It depends on the feeling, the cause of the feeling, the possible outcomes, and, of course, the person feeling it.

INTJ_w

As an INTJ, just want to say. We also have all those emotions and kindness but honey! Not everyone deserves that side of us. It's just a premium for some people in our lives who actually deserves that. Showing this side to people who don't deserves is a waste of time and energy

Seerat_

Great video.
Sadly, our dark side is often seen as everyday normal behavior. We have a bad reputation. 😒

BombshElle_

My worst is my perfectionism. I expect the same from others too and of course they don’t play well.

ayzc

I'm an intj and I won't say I'm emotionless. I feel sad sometimes mostly when I'm rejected at school. Though I think other people think I act masculine (for a girl) and think I don't care. I do care!! A bit too much 😭😭🥺🥺😟

Ghibli_

I have emotions, I just rarely show them. Admittedly it's usually when it's logically beneficial to be emotional. Emotions are a waste of time and lead to bad decisions.

Not showing or dealing with my emotions does lead to constant stress- especially controlling anger. So, there are severe physical affects.

missbealovesalbert

As an intj we are not actually that robotic emotionless freak you make us in every video !!! we have emotions, but we only portray the ones who are really necessary or important to portray

MaheenFatimaxx

Bro I've had the INTJ death glare since I was a kid. So much that my harshness scares me

DeuceGenius

Its funny how I can be narcissistic at times because of how much more I know than other people while others can be narcissistic at all times and not like other narcissist even though they themselves are a narcissist.

Hawkenshmire

As an INTJ woman, I admit that we may have challenges in “some” of these areas, but I draw the line at ruthlessness. My moral/ethical compass will not allow me to go there & actually, I think that many INTJ’s moral/ethical code wouldn’t allow for it either.

lgempet

I actually wait months if not years to settle scores which by then the person would have forgot about what they did to me.

sirrus

A couple of things from an INTJ:

It's not that I don't think I can be wrong. To the contrary, if I ever get to the point where there is nothing else for me to know, I stop living. It's just that, especially when it comes to subjects that are in my wheelhouse (subjects I have an advanced degree in, work in, or otherwise have a great deal of knowledge in), I don't take assertions as fact. If I'm wrong, show me how I'm wrong. If you can't, if you're relying on anecdotes, or you're just appealing to emotion or sentiment, then we're done here.

Also, when it comes to emotion, it's funny - I've been classified as "emotionless" not only on MBTI but also on DISC. But I don't think I'm emotionless. If you ask my parents or my spouse, they'd tell you I can be emotional. It's just that I don't often show it in front of an audience, especially those I'm not particularly close to. I also tend to compartmentalize and I try to look at situations with reason. While I'm in touch with my emotions enough to be able to step back and ask myself why I think X or feel Y, or why I'm leaning towards a certain decision. But I can also look at a situation logically enough to make decisions based largely on reason rather than leaning too much on sentiment.

Hope that makes sense :-).

claudiobeachball

I had to laugh when you said 1. Revenge. My boss is a ENFP and useless and I'm trying to get my revenge for their terrible decision making

ashdown

Want to clarify the distrust chapter and about them being wrong.

It's not entirely accurate. We know we can be wrong, but we also speak on things we either thought of, or well read up on. You can convince us we are wrong, it just comes down to approach. If you use your anecdotal stories or personal feelings. We will brush them off like dirt. Case by case studies have a time and place, as well as personal stories. If the topic of debate is on a macro scale. These will be voided to INTJ. We thing with logic, sometimes brutally. If you want to use how you feel, then get mad that we say that doesn't work at large scale -here's why- and you want to argue. Now you lost respect, and you will see the INTJ maybe consider how you feel in the moment, to literally throwing that like yesterday's trash.

If you come at them with logic, facts, and actual reference material we can read to clarify later. Your chances of changing their mind improve drastically

Joshua-jkom