How MBTI Personalities Handle Strict Parents

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0:00 How MBTI Personalities Handle Strict Parents
0:05 - 1. ISTJ
0:39 - 2. ISFJ
1:09 - 3. ESTJ
1:51 - 4. ESFJ
2:19 - 5. INFJ
2:56 - 6. INFP
3:35 - 7. ENFJ
4:12 - 8. ENFP
4:45 - 9. ISTP
5:14 - 10. ISFP
5:46 - 11. ESTP
6:16 - 12. ESFP
6:48 - 13. INTJ
7:27 - 14. INTP
8:01 - 15. ENTJ
8:30 - 16. ENTP

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[SinamonRoll]

I've always avoided argument..being an infj I know if I argue..I'm gonna say something so bad....so much bad that me and the other person are gonna remember that forever and I'm gonna regret afterwards. So what I do is to let the other person scream, shout and then go out as if nothing happened.

[aizatahlam]

As INTP with strict parents. I slowly make sure my parents know I am the smartest in the house. They will have a second thoughts when they want to argue with me.

[chairmanrexton]

I was pretty lucky as an INTP to have parents who used a reasonable blend of rules and freedom, so there were plenty of opportunities to explore while making sure I got my chores and homework done. I don’t think I would’ve fared well psychologically under strict parents.

[littlefiddlechick]

You should make one for each MBTI as narcissist.

[DoraTheDestroyerrr]

100% Accurate for entj specially if theyre only dealing with regular strict parents.

I had issues growing up with my strict tiger narcisstic mother who was very quick to anger and at times can be violent.. but always tried living up to my parents’ standards and expectations of me since i was almost a perfect child inside and out except for my pure honesty that results in my sharp tongue and so i did everything that i was told to do but as i grew up around late highschool years i became more rebellious as i didnt agree with her at all specially when my parents went through a divorce and have since thought she just wanted to control me. She tries to be better now but i dislike her still specially since the divorce so im emotionally distant from her.

[phatcat]

My dad, having tested as an ISTP (core 9 enneagram), grew up with rigid parents, but honestly didn't care. That's just his attitude his whole life: "I don't care." He just wanted to do him, so didn't let opinions bother him. He was raised the old-fashioned way, too, but when it was his turn to get punished, he would just hide. He didn't rebel, though. He just didn't care.

My ESTJ mother had a strict, traditional father (he was born in 1915) and an enabling mother, so grew up with mixed messages, with her father being strict and her mother letting her get away with whatever she wanted to do. It's ironic, because her father always admired her out of her siblings because, aside from being the eldest, he saw her, being aggressive and outspoken, as the strongest, so he actually didn't care how she was like (though, of course, still expected her to live to his standards). She still hates him to this day, 40+ years after he's passed, but it's also ironic because she didn't openly rebel against him, either, due to knowing the consequences and understanding his background, though she admits that she was tough on her mother growing up for not having a backbone or standing up for herself, which she's regretted and resolved.

[phatcat]

As an INTP growing up in a tough household, this hits hard.

More so having tested as an INTP 4w3 during youth, with an ESTJ 8w7 mother who ruled the roost (look up the relationship between type 8s with Type 4s. Possibly the absolute WORST mixes out there. Made worse being an INTP, a non-conformist by nature, with an ESTJ "managing" parent). I was always called "stubborn" and "disobedient, " and felt like I was "wrong" somehow, even though I did my best to follow the rules. That's just not how I functioned, though. I was unusually sensitive for an INTP (having been a type 4, which is why I thought I was a mistyped INFP for the longest time, though my Fi has always been much too weak for me to be a feeling type, and I notice that, even then, I would be strategic about what I was going to do next to avoid more trouble). Since I didn't fit in with other kids, I would handle my tough home life by just going outside or locking myself in my room, and would imagine a lot, or write in my journal.

[Shira_animageek]

INFJ with strict parents here, this creeps me out bc it literally described perfectly my adolescence and now adulthood. WTF?

[Luniiee_yune]

I'm an INFP, but I relate to the INTP very much.

[irenemcnamara]

I never understood my struggle for autonomy when I was a teen until now. Being an INFP I am highly idealistic and struggle to maintain integrity with my family.

[theinfjghost]

ultimate INFJ strict parent coping mechanism: write them angry crying letters about how they're treating them like a bird in a cage preventing them from taking flight

[dansketch]

INTJ when his parents are strict but also incompetent: "REBELLION!! FREEDOM!! I will show you how to do life, old man! I am better on my own than under your management."

[moneymanagement]

Can you do one on who is the most Machiavellian

[Aditya_]

As an ENTP girl with Strict parents I say I don't wanna follow the rules at all, so its better to think about your own startup from a young age, get new ideas, be independent and roam freely in whole world....
And show them that you can do anything guys

[maiki]

Rules for INTJs;

Use your Introverted Intuition.
That's your Dominant Function.

Use your Extroverted Thinking.
That's your Auxiliary Function.

Use your Introverted Feeling. Not as much as ISFPs, but yeah.
That's your Tertiary Function.

Use your Extroverted Sensing. Not as much as well. ISFPs.
That's your Inferior Function.

Don't you dare use your Extroverted Feeling.
That's your Blind Spot. Your Trickster Function. Your Point of Least Resistance.

[maiki]

Yeah. While others tell us to chill out, and the parents see everything I do. ISFJ mother is so damn traditional, and unwilling to change that she became partially hardheaded. Like MOTHER!!! YOU HAVE Fe AS YOUR COPILOT!!! LISTEN TO IT!!!

~ENFJ

[londonlover]

I am an infp and my strict parents are both infj ..reliable ?!

[Wyness]

Is it possible can a perceiver become a judger?

[typhoonboom]

can we get some f's in the chat for the infp in the thumnail?