Type Me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[Sol]

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[cookie123]

https://www.the16types.info/vbulleti...=1#post1096450

I don’t want to post a video of myself for privacy reasons. Sorry ��

[Sol]

I don’t want to post a video of myself for privacy reasons.

Video is important for correct typing.

There is nothing of secret you need to say for typing. On a video you may talk about anything interesting and add a common questionnaire. Without text data video can be useful too.
In case you think you make "terrible things" from the current account, you may create another account for typing later.

[Beautiful sky]

Timing is important when it comes to opportunities. An opportunity to act won’t always be there and so it’s important to take action when you can.

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When I get mad I can really flip out. That’s usually if I’m already feeling super emotional and someone aggravates me. I’ll end up saying a bunch of stuff that I end up regretting. I don’t have much control over my emotions in that way which is why I don’t like getting really upset with people. Once I lose my cool then it’s all over. Generally I have to express how I feel, either verbally or by writing it down. I can’t keep everything bottled up. I can keep certain ‘things’ to myself but it’s hard for me to be quiet when something’s really bothering me. I even end up telling people who I don’t know really well about how I feel despite me being a reserved person. I just have to get it out of myself. Only then can I move on. I think my negative emotions rub people the wrong way. Usually people ask what’s wrong but I don’t like people trying to know what’s happening with me internally so I’ll give them a vague non responsive answer so they’ll leave me alone.

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[cookie123]

Timing is important when it comes to opportunities. An opportunity to act won’t always be there and so it’s important to take action when you can.

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When I get mad I can really flip out. That’s usually if I’m already feeling super emotional and someone aggravates me. I’ll end up saying a bunch of stuff that I end up regretting. I don’t have much control over my emotions in that way which is why I don’t like getting really upset with people. Once I lose my cool then it’s all over. Generally I have to express how I feel, either verbally or by writing it down. I can’t keep everything bottled up. I can keep certain ‘things’ to myself but it’s hard for me to be quiet when something’s really bothering me. I even end up telling people who I don’t know really well about how I feel despite me being a reserved person. I just have to get it out of myself. Only then can I move on. I think my negative emotions rub people the wrong way. Usually people ask what’s wrong but I don’t like people trying to know what’s happening with me internally so I’ll give them a vague non responsive answer so they’ll leave me alone.

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I don’t understand

[qaz00]

Delta NF ofc, not sure which one.

[cookie123]

Some additional stuff:
I don’t know who I am at all. I couldn’t answer that question at all. I’m just me. I just am. I joined this forum when I was a teenager. I find it easier to spot other people’s type but my own seems nearly impossible. I filmed a short video but I won’t share it here but I will share my observations because it was interesting to observe myself speaking. Here are some things I noticed when watching myself speak.

1. I exaggerate in my speech and said some things that weren’t true or that I didn’t really believe
2. I use a lot of filler words e.g like, um
3. My eyes dart around the room a lot when I speak
4. I had a lot of different facial expressions
5. I move my hands and body when speaking
6. I didn’t answer any of the questions in depth, and didn’t bother to pause to think about the questions. Instead I would move on to another one if I couldn’t think of an answer or would just say “I don’t know”.
7. At first I was a little subdued but as the video progressed I became very engaged
8. I also skipped some questions that I didn’t want to answer (one was on purpose, the other wasn’t).
9. After realising how many questions there were I said I decided to film only for an hour
10. My outer self didn’t feel like the person in my mind, I seemed more shallow and superficial when speaking
11. I wasn’t a very eloquent speaker and relied on exaggeration

[qaz00]

Some additional stuff:
I don’t know who I am at all. I couldn’t answer that question at all. I’m just me. I just am. I joined this forum when I was a teenager. I find it easier to spot other people’s type but my own seems nearly impossible. I filmed a short video but I won’t share it here but I will share my observations because it was interesting to observe myself speaking. Here are some things I noticed when watching myself speak.

1. I exaggerate in my speech and said some things that weren’t true or that I didn’t really believe
2. I use a lot of filler words e.g like, um
3. My eyes dart around the room a lot when I speak
4. I had a lot of different facial expressions
5. I move my hands and body when speaking
6. I didn’t answer any of the questions in depth, and didn’t bother to pause to think about the questions. Instead I would move on to another one if I couldn’t think of an answer or would just say “I don’t know”.
7. At first I was a little subdued but as the video progressed I became very engaged
8. I also skipped some questions that I didn’t want to answer (one was on purpose, the other wasn’t).
9. After realising how many questions there were I said I decided to film only for an hour
10. My outer self didn’t feel like the person in my mind, I seemed more shallow and superficial when speaking
11. I wasn’t a very eloquent speaker and relied on exaggeration

Based on this: irrational, probably extraverted, Fe is either in ego or demonstrative. Add to this some answers from the questionnaire that rejected Ti (connecting logic with productivity etc.) and clear Si/Ne preference, then the only type that fits is IEE