16 Personalities Arguing with Someone

The 16 Myers-Briggs Personalities in an Argument!

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[FrankJames]

Happy the One Day Where This Guy Got Something Right... Day

[_.may._]

As an INFP who rarely gets mad, this is pretty much how it looks like for me:
Anger--->Gets mad--->The wheel of cooped up feelings churn--->Cry--->Fail to express--->Regret getting mad--->Depression

[faithg]

0:00 - ENTJ

0:06 - ISTJ

0:21 - ESTP

0:36 - ISTP

0:47 - ENFP

1:07 - ISFJ

1:23 - ENFJ

1:42 - ENTP

2:01 - ESTJ

2:19 - ESFP

2:40 - ISFP

2:52 - ESFJ

3:07 - INTJ

3:15 - INFP

3:31 - INFJ

3:46 - INTP

[ShortHax]

The INTP and INTJ would’ve been more accurate if they were arguing inside their heads

[mjoymusic]

As an INFJ the phrase “I’m about to end this man’s whole career.” pops into my head on occasion. Thankfully we know the importance of keeping those things locked away.

[SirenUndine]

INFJ is on point. 🤣🤣🤣
Fyi: We fear ourselves in that moment too, and really don't want to be mean. We just don't like being pushed that far.

[jamssy]

"I cry when I get mad, okay???"

This is so fucking accurate wtf😭

[senalilvanya]

INFJs arguing is gonna be the most unexpected... It could go any way to any extreme, depending on the topic of discussion, the person they're speaking to and the mood...

[Tai-npnc]

INFPs are actually heavily logical in debate, it’s our own selves that are driven by emotion. At least for me anyway. I’m pretty sure most of our daydreams are simulating responses to arguments.

[ajisai]

It's scary how INFJ is spot on
I always hate conflicts because it triggers an overwhelming emotion that causes me to "accidentally say something so cunning, so devastating that both me and the other person will remember it for the rest of our lives"

It's happened to me before too aaa

[grigotts]

I'm an INFP who hurls facts in people's face but the crying thing is so damn I mean I don't know why I cry during arguments it is extremely stupid and frustrating.

[_d.s]

3:30 INFJ...so appropriate (as always). Always trying to avoid arguing with others for we know, we might end up saying something which would ruin it all forever. And we'll regret being that rude to somebody (when we play the argument in our heads later). And sometimes when we realise (while replaying arguments in our heads) that we didn't argue properly, we'll come up with better arguments in our heads regretting why these facts didn't come then. It's all so complicated!

[hipposapien]

Half the time ENTPs "argue, " they aren't disagreeing, just agreeing very angrily

[catattack]

INFJ... accurate. I'm the friend that people say "when she gets mad, it's scary."

[OMKhin-lmky]

INFJs will try to avoid conflict as best as they can, BUT once they lose their temper, there’s no turning back …then they’ll berate themselves for that slip

[kt]

As an INFJ, I let myself slip ONCE and said what I shouldn't have. It was like 15 years ago and it still haunts me to this day. I'm definitely more careful now. Truth hurts.

[tikent-snulfwoer]

Us INFPs crying in the middle of an argument is really annoying. Like, I'm not even that sad I'm just irritated WHY DID YOU HAVE TO SHED THOSE TEARS STUPID, EYES??

[spaghetae]

INTP here and always thinking of the perfect responses after the argument ended hits home. Another thing I hate is when they put emotions in the argument out of nowhere, like what am I supposed to do with that??

[zeynep]

INFP is a spot on!! every argument I have with someone always end up me crying in my bedroom and yelling at the walls

[cjbird]

As an INFJ, yes this is 100%. I don’t do playful bantering with people. I hit home too much & too hard with anything I say negatively about people