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1. ESFP ESFP is always portrayed as a massive party animal, or their stereovibe is all about being super loud, outgoing, entertaining, interactive, and spontaneous in socializing. But in reality, looking at their actual cognitive functions (Se-Fi-Te-Ni), they are way different from what we imagine. ESFPs can actually be more competitive, pretty assertive with their spontaneity, and are usually Enneagram 8 (E8) dominant. This highly contrasts with the ESFP stereotypes that honestly make them look more like Fe-doms, or leaning towards e9, e2, and e7. 2. ISFP Just to clear things up: personality DOES NOT DETERMINE UR PROFESSION. Not all ISFPs are artists and loves art. Also a convincing fact is that many people who mistype as INTJ, INFJ, and INFP are actually ISFPs. You need to know that ISFPs use Fi-Se-Ni-Te, and their Fi-dom is driven by moral values and justice, making them people with rock-solid principles especially with their Se-aux being so tied to freedom. When they experience a Fi-Ni loop, they go through a self-crisis full of anxiety about the future and existential dread (which only happens during stress), leading many to mistype as INTJ/INFJ. 3. ENTJ Stereotyping ENTJs as arrogant, narcissistic, and psychopathic leaders sadly doesn't represent the Te-dom function at all. ENTJs wouldn’t be that extreme, even if they were in a Te-Se loop. Plus, ENTJs have a Ni function that doesn't rely on navigating a thousand possibilities (which is usually an ESTJ trait). In reality, Te-Ni is one of the rarest cognitive function stacks. 4. ISTJ Please keep in mind that the Si function ≠ Traditionalist. An ISTJ with the Si function means they are highly detail-oriented and have a strong memory, so they just want to ensure that the data they know right now is 100% accurate, matching what they’ve gathered before. 5. ISTP Well, just like ISFP... personality doesn't dictate your job. ISTP aren't always mechanics. They can be incredibly logical, well-planned, and organized, which is why a lot of them often mistype as INTJ. But it's worth noting that ISTPs actually have a huge, wide range of interests in just about anything. 6. ESTP Ah man... just because they are a Se-dom doesn't mean they are a sports freak. With their Se-Ti-Fe-Ni stack, they are actually people of action who are highly calculated, backed by high spontaneous intelligence thanks to their Ti-aux function. 7. ESTJ Are ESTJs really that rigid? Not all of them. While they are often assumed to be bossy and all that, we can't always judge them from a negative perspective. Their functions are Te-Si-Ne-Fi. If someone is controlling, loud-mouthed, and super fussy, that sadly doesn't represent the Te function in theory. That’s just a personal attitude problem that shouldn't be generalized to everyone. Yeah, that’s pretty much it, wrapped up with the conspiracy theory part.😌
1. ESFP ESFP is always portrayed as a massive party animal, or their stereovibe is all about being super loud, outgoing, entertaining, interactive, and spontaneous in socializing. But in reality, looking at their actual cognitive functions (Se-Fi-Te-Ni), they are way different from what we imagine. ESFPs can actually be more competitive, pretty assertive with their spontaneity, and are usually Enneagram 8 (E8) dominant. This highly contrasts with the ESFP stereotypes that honestly make them look more like Fe-doms, or leaning towards e9, e2, and e7. 2. ISFP Just to clear things up: personality DOES NOT DETERMINE UR PROFESSION. Not all ISFPs are artists and loves art. Also a convincing fact is that many people who mistype as INTJ, INFJ, and INFP are actually ISFPs. You need to know that ISFPs use Fi-Se-Ni-Te, and their Fi-dom is driven by moral values and justice, making them people with rock-solid principles especially with their Se-aux being so tied to freedom. When they experience a Fi-Ni loop, they go through a self-crisis full of anxiety about the future and existential dread (which only happens during stress), leading many to mistype as INTJ/INFJ. 3. ENTJ Stereotyping ENTJs as arrogant, narcissistic, and psychopathic leaders sadly doesn't represent the Te-dom function at all. ENTJs wouldn’t be that extreme, even if they were in a Te-Se loop. Plus, ENTJs have a Ni function that doesn't rely on navigating a thousand possibilities (which is usually an ESTJ trait). In reality, Te-Ni is one of the rarest cognitive function stacks. 4. ISTJ Please keep in mind that the Si function ≠ Traditionalist. An ISTJ with the Si function means they are highly detail-oriented and have a strong memory, so they just want to ensure that the data they know right now is 100% accurate, matching what they’ve gathered before. 5. ISTP Well, just like ISFP... personality doesn't dictate your job. ISTP aren't always mechanics. They can be incredibly logical, well-planned, and organized, which is why a lot of them often mistype as INTJ. But it's worth noting that ISTPs actually have a huge, wide range of interests in just about anything. 6. ESTP Ah man... just because they are a Se-dom doesn't mean they are a sports freak. With their Se-Ti-Fe-Ni stack, they are actually people of action who are highly calculated, backed by high spontaneous intelligence thanks to their Ti-aux function. 7. ESTJ Are ESTJs really that rigid? Not all of them. While they are often assumed to be bossy and all that, we can't always judge them from a negative perspective. Their functions are Te-Si-Ne-Fi. If someone is controlling, loud-mouthed, and super fussy, that sadly doesn't represent the Te function in theory. That’s just a personal attitude problem that shouldn't be generalized to everyone. Yeah, that’s pretty much it, wrapped up with the conspiracy theory part.😌

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