Ni and Increased tendency for clinical depression

[Adam Strange]

Ni types think they suffer more than everyone.

Hmm, possible.

In Meyers-Briggs, INFJs (close to Socionics IEIs) are called "Tragic-Romantics", and INTJs (close to Socionics ILIs) just suffer because they are surrounded by idiots who have it out for them.

[Poptart]

Hmm, possible.

In Meyers-Briggs, INFJs (close to Socionics IEIs) are called "Tragic-Romantics", and INTJs (close to Socionics ILIs) just suffer because they are surrounded by idiots who have it out for them.

MBTI is only valid if used to show that Ni types are the most depressed. Otherwise gtfo with that useless MBTI nonsense, right?

[Adam Strange]

MBTI is only valid if used to show that Ni types are the most depressed. Otherwise gtfo with that useless MBTI nonsense, right?

Yes, Poptart, MBTI is mostly chaotic, but I read a lot of it before I found Socioinics. It contains a LOT of bad stereotypes and anecdotal stories, but then, sometimes there is a sliver of truth in those anecdotes.

I take what I need and I leave the rest.

MBTI consistently says that ENTJ's best partners are the INTPs. Well, for the best partner in crime, perhaps yes, but as a partner in life, No way.

I actually know an LIE who is married to an LII. They fight. All the time.

[Bethanyclaire]

Hmm, possible.

In Meyers-Briggs, INFJs (close to Socionics IEIs) are called "Tragic-Romantics", and INTJs (close to Socionics ILIs) just suffer because they are surrounded by idiots who have it out for them.

LII and EII seem like types that might commonly suffer from depression. Maybe to do with ni being their demonstrative..?