8 Weird Habits Of An INTJ Personality Type

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If the Myers–Briggs Type Indicator assessed you as an INTJ (Architect/Mastermind) Personality Type, chances are you have some weird and peculiar habits. Being labeled weird or awkward might have negative connotations, but for certain people, it can be appealing and separates them from the usual. INTJs can certainly be labeled as odd or peculiar, but this is largely due to people's inability to look beyond the surface.

Architects take a different approach to things, which can be perplexing to some others and cause them to misunderstand where the INTJ is coming from. Architects are quite unique, and some of their traits and behaviours can be very bizarre. Find out if you have any of these weird habits and remember if you do, think of it this way. You are not some weirdo because of this, you just possess some distinctive features which are typical for your personality type that don't necessarily fit into particular social conventions and they are often characterized as weird. Furthermore, most of them can help in reaching personal growth and self-improvement so it is very beneficial to know them. Here are 8 Weird Habits Of An INTJ Personality Type.

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0:00 Intro
1:23 - 1. INTJs can leave immediately
2:07 - 2. INTJs find love very late in life
2:59 - 3. INTJs are easily annoyed
4:12 - 4. INTJs have a favourite company - themselves
5:09 - 5. INTJs will argue for life
6:08 - 6. INTJs are in the cult with logic
7:10 - 7. INTJs are often too judgmental to build a romantic relationship
8:10 - 8. INTJs can be extremely awkward

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[anonygent]

We're not weird, everyone else is.

[missbealovesalbert]

As an INTJ woman, another habit is pretending to be extroverted because, once again, people don't understand (I'd like to know what people do actually understand!)

As I've aged, I rarely pretend to be extroverted. I don't care anymore what people don't understand. I no longer dumb myself down to make others comfortable.

[BigDGolf-]

Get up and leave without a reason?
Wrong, we have a reason, we just aren't going to tell you what that is.

[JennyFB]

We'd rather have an authentic and meaningful relationship than be in a relationship just for the sake of being in a relationship.

[WithinAnonymity]

I'm perfectly fine with being incorrect. So long as you put forth a logical and rational arguement, hear my side of the issue, and provide relevant counterpoints. If I am wrong, I will adjust my thinking to account for new information.

[venomousagentx]

One of my main "weird" habits is I tend to see everything as an experiment or a way for me to obtain new data (sometimes without being a variable myself). For example, I enjoy people watching(and hypothesizing whilst doing so) because I learn how people react in certain situations and all the different circumstances that can change the outcomes are just very intriguing to me
Anyone else have this habit?

[missinterpretation]

I disagree that we despise being proven wrong. I love being proven wrong because it means someone else is bringing something to the table. I just want to get to the best outcome.

[SlimThrull]

INTJs do NOT despise being proven to be wrong. In fact, it's the opposite. They don't mind at all if you can show evidence and logic in your argument. What INTJs DO despise is being called incorrect without having any evidence backing up such as assertation. Or worse, saying, "Well, I just FEEL that you're wrong." That is something that INTJs really do despise.

[MelFlagg]

I feel like this is more for immature or younger INTJs. We are intuitive (hence the N), we know things, and a lot of times we don't know how we knew it. We can very easily intuit someone's feelings because of out ability to observe even the tiniest details, like microexpressions and body language. And INTJs are actually not judgemental. While we can form opinions of others, more enlightened INTJs try very hard to not judge others because we feel like we have no right to judge anyone. We are very much live and let live. And we do try to see the various perspectives in every situation, but a real INTJ will actually admit when they are wrong because the need to learn something new is greater than their need to be right. This is why I say this seems to be more for a younger or less mature INTJ. In fact the only thing in this video that really applies to an INTJ is the need for extreme amounts of alone time and being easily annoyed. Also for those who wonder which personality type makes a suitable partner for an INTJ, it's an INFJ. They have the ability to help us understand the aspects of humanity we just don't get, and they can more easily understand us.

[sherrylee-imif]

I feel most videos describe INTJ as an anti-social intelligent grumpy weird loner, but I disagree with that. I think a matured INTJ can be very unique, original, fun, and charming too.

I’m an INTJ myself and have almost all those qualities described in this video when I was a teenager. After I grow up, I remain an introvert, an intuitive thinker who always analyze things rationally and trained to be an architect in college. But I also learned how to be with people and I am not cold nor judge-mental at all. I enjoy my alone time and have no problem to go to a movie or go to restaurants by myself, but I also don’t have problem to chit chat with someone next to me in a new restaurant, especially with some interesting topic and conversation. Yes, I enjoy my alone time very much and often think differently from others, and I love being different and unique and never try to change myself to fit in any environment. But at the same time, I am also social, friendly and barely criticize people around me, although I still feel tried after parties. I may not need others much like other personality types, but I am certainly not an intimidating lonely weirdo either. When I hit it off with someone, I can also talk for hours and feel exhausted after.

[matthewhigginbottom]

One correction. The INTJ type will change their position as long as the facts support the new position. Now this is easier if the correction is presented as new information to make an informed decision rather than the I told you so emotional response. It has taken me a long time to learn how little I truly understand.

[V.Hansen.]

We like to be right and will change our opinion immediately if proven wrong with facts. Because then we will be right. Which is the point

[nimityaka]

Omg thank you for covering the annoyance topic. I am very easily annoyed with minor things like a printer not printing IMMEDIATELY 😂

[deynmarco]

As an intj person normal people scares me mostly

[MrEthos]

I love being different, it's like being a 4-leaf clover in a field of 3-leaf clovers. Not to say i'm better, rather that i just stick out, but can easily blend in. I know my own differences and my own strengths while others look at me weirdly after they find out how truly different i am.

[gildavargas]

Number 5 is not really accurate, if someone presents to me information that has a great source and proves to be true, I will be more that happy to study it and change opinions. The issue comes when someone presents information with no source and wants us to change opinions fully based on their word.

[koppysweet]

I sometimes think of emotions like data more than actual emotions like other people say(my brother always say I'm weird an asentimental, but the truth is that humans in general don't know how to to do what to do and put "emotions"away or use it as an advantage) I have emotions too, but I just feel that I don't express it like the majority of people

[johansmuts]

I'm intj and if you bring the right facts and logic and prove me wrong I'm thankful because I learned something new for free. I'll respect you for your intelligence and I might even speak to you again some day.

[turfterf]

INTJ love to be corrected if someone can prove them wrong. If convinced by additional information INTJs will adjust.