How To Spot an INTJ in 2 Minutes...

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[khushiu]

"they look beyond the obvious and sometimes *miss* the obvious"

[virginiagwen]

INTJ: I will do anything to reach my goals.
Proceeds to blend into society. Act more extroverted in order to gain better social networks.
Finally, 10 years later: Goal achieved


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Edit: The acting part is difficult and I usually can't be bothered, until it's necessary. It's difficult because I need to use a lot of energy, and because I dislike being unauthentic.
I'm INTJ 5w6, though my 6 is really strong.

[namaanda]

Ahh yes... my daily dose of INTJ ego boost

[diyunudemel]

"Head is in the cloud but hands in the dirt" well said Nathan.

[ofkkinf]

Hell For INTJ is a nagging wife; a friend who cant control their emotions; a nonsensicle set of rules they are required to follow; or an acquaintance who vents about all their trouble and won't do anything to change it.

[Jordan-icrj]

I would appreciate it if you could stop reading straight into my soul every INTJ based video

[Mrs.Silversmith]

"Hell is a nightclub." Amen to that!

[acrossthesoftuniverse]

how to spot INTJ in 2 seconds: *dead stare*

[sj-ulkl]

INTJs may seem cold and intimidating at first, but once they let you in, they are some of the best humorists I've ever known. I (an INFJ 5w4) have three very good INTJ friends and they're all extremely playful and funny when they let their guards down (: our senses of humor just click very well and I feel like they understand mine- not sure how, but much love for you INTJs

[jnak]

Everyone else: hides when the boss comes.
Boss:hides when the INTJ comes around.
INTJ: where the fuck is everyone?!

[vgcc]

So happy to "see" so many INTJs in the same "place". We are hard to find, but we have gathered here. Hello INTJs; we are wonderful!

[Michael]

My God! That's why this MBTI thing is real and not a waste of my time. It's like you know me. And I will get to know me better and evolve.

[JustKforLIfe]

when I was in middle school I took lots of online quizzes to try and find out whether my suspicions were true and I was in fact a sociopath and only now do I realize i was an intj all along

[blainefiasco]

I have to literally stop either what I'm doing, or stop the vid whenever I watch him. Every single word is important

[jadependragon]

I like how he goes directly to the point. I don't usually watch YouTube videos because they are too long with basically no information. He says fast what he wants to say and leaves. Yes.

[Sotweetie]

The problem is that I don't realize I'm being blunt until someone clutches their pearls.

[katterek]

As an INTP I find INTJs so fascinating and alien. One may think that there are a lot of similarities but each of the INTJs I know are a stiff cold perfection. They are so organized and deliberate. Interaction with them makes me so acutely aware of how disorganized and random I am. I guess they expose the flaws I have by being so good at them. And while I admire and aspire to be like them in the same time it reminds me how much I prefer to just think and analyse stuff without actually getting anything done and how quickly I become bored of things and wouldn't want to stick to the stuff that bores the hell out of me just for the sake of principles (though I know it's not the case for INTJs, I know they would be the first to drop a method, if they come to conclusion that it's actually not getting them closer to the goal). If there's one word I would use to describe the essence of INTJs and their biggest asset it would be DELIBERATE.

[TheLosrodri]

INTJs are extremely hard to get to know, so you aren't likely to be able to get a sense for their true selves at first, much less in 2 minutes. However, if the initial conversation somehow allows them to reveal their love of efficiency, particularly NEEDLESS efficiency, you may very well have an INTJ on your hands. Especially if this is paired with a weird deadpan stare.

[InternetLiJo]

Calling out our deep vents of emotions see. 🤫
Also the overstimulation is very real. I used to have a private office in a shared building. But still, things like the lights and air were universally set. I also felt too accessible to people. So a year ago I found an empty building where I work and turned it into my “new” dimly lit, completely quiet office. I’ve never been happier. Looking like a real life vampire 🧛‍♀️

[izabelleelkhodr]

'who tend to plan the day the night before' -me listening to this while planning my whole week(to do lists, Notion)