Inside the mind of the ENTP

#entp #intp #mbti #16personalities

Here's a slightly disjointed and chaotic look at a slightly disjointed and chaotic personality type (the ENTP)

Other videos in this series:

[bcbindle]

POV: you’re a bored ENTP reading the comments because you’re bored of this, even thought you’re also interested in this video at the same time.

[aliceyue]

ENTP: Purposely triggers someone and has a full on argument
Also ENTP: ay u mad bro?

[shawnchuang]

“Has a habit of losing very valuable objects.”

Oof hit me right in the feels

[evansecencefan]

As an entp, I'm insanely attracted to chaotic dreamers, fascinated with the world. I love the spark in their eyes when they tell me about things theyre passionate about. I love when they look at the stars and tell me how pretty they are, even if they don't know any constellations. I love artists, I love poets, I love people who are unapologetically themselves. Routine bores me and I find myself being attracted to people who have something weird, interesting, uncommon to offer. It's just so magical to find a person like that

[DNFMA]

im an ENTP, just realised when you say the "seduce" thing, that every single person i ever feel atracted to and fell in love to, were people specially well organized and very stable, every single one.

[aniokay]

Being an entp feels like !everything! is relative...

[theresas]

maybe im a weird ENTP, but i often feel attracted to super energedic people, but at the same time, beeing mostly friends with more "nerdy-mom" types. its just fascinating to surround yourself with all kinds and watch how they interact

[sistermorphine]

The sensing problem is something I know too well. I wrote a biology exam once and in one task you were supposed to analyse a diagram. For some reason I completely overlooked the fact that the chemical substances needed were written right underneath it. I thought of doutzen ways the graphs could hint to which substance, after i submitted the exam everyone told me that the answer to that question was already given. Never felt so stupid.

[salvatorecringe]

This is the first ENTP episode that doesn’t sound text book and I actually enjoyed it. The text book shit was starting to piss me off, thank you

[flywielubitz]

you are staring at the wall until you realise that minutes have passed.
Then you sum up your thoughts but surely don't write them down, because you know that it's not worth the effort.

[sophiaj]

I'm an ENTP and I like learning more about my own mindset. Thank you for this video it shared even more insight.

[huda]

sometimes I think the phrase "just in case" was invented by an ENTP. I mean let's face it everything we do/plan on doing has a "just in case" scenario attached to it, in most cases we have at least 5 of those. 🤣

[danielkubicek]

0:29 As ENTP I like when people roast themselves before I have to do it.

[dl]

2:45 "since they can see so many perspectives they give little weight to their own feelings and preferences" Thank you for summing up a part of my personality that I never really had the words for :)

[laniborder]

As an entp, I feel like you just described things about me I didnt even realize.

[atmic]

I kinda get it now. When I was in school I was always drawn to ENTPs and they to me. It's strange though how the quietest guy and the loudest asshole - a seemingly unsuitable pair - can understand one another at some deeper level.

[MomsAgainstCatboys]

I freak out and look for my glasses while I’m wearing them. And all the while think the other person is stupid because they get lost when I ask them if a donated organ is still part of themselves, or if it’s just an organ and not an actual part of a person’s identity.

[basicalliments]

"NTs are accused of living life like it's a game of chess" then proceeds to explain that most people are uninformed about chess and must be enlightened 🤣 Love it. You sound like an ENTJ here. I'd love to know your type, for the (pseudo)science.

[EliteSniperTV]

Weirdest thing since finding out about these fun acronyms, is how someone can just describe my thought process. Tf. This is how I’ve thought since I was a kid, and someone has insight on it? Fricking weird

[heatherpeci]

My husband is an ENTP. I always thought it was so odd that he literally argues the devils advocate or the opposite of my point when I KNOW HE ACTUALLY AGREES with me. It's like I can see the the wheels turning in his head and a smirk, like he knows that I know he is just trying to get a rise out of me or see how strongly I think about my point. Like a test!



-INTJ wife.