<p>ENFJ - based on the on-line test.</p>
<p>Adding alh.</p>
<p>ESTJ - Fallgirl, Kiddie
ESTP
ISTJ - atomom, mereluvs2run, Kiddie’s daughter
ISTP - mathmom
ENTJ - cobrat, noimagination, Consolation, lilmom
ENFP - EPTR
INTJ - Pizzagirl, soccerguy315, harvestmoon1, Joblue, Martina99, kitty56’s D, intparent, Sop14’sMom, sabaray, audiophile, shyparentalunit
INFP - LasMa, QuantMech
ENFJ - emilybee, oldfort, alh
ENTP - LoremIpsum
INFJ - Emily0722 , downtoearth, bookworm, poetgrl, hyperJulie DTE, D2, NJTheatreMom, Viewer, Novimom
INTP - pelicularities, fendergirl, LoremIpsum’s youngest, BunHeadMom, emberjed, Halogen
ESFJ - eddieodessa, RobD
ESFP- yalemom15
ISFJ - frazzled1, opnopgod, kitty56, fresnomom
ISFP</p>
<p>Based on the online test, I’m an ESTJ but I would say that I have characteristics of an ISTJ. The STJ are very set in stone 
but I do love my private time and require some of it each day. I consider myself an E/ISTJ</p>
<p>LoremIpsum, I wish it were my job! It’s what I study in school, but I’m more likely to be a teacher when I graduate (a common INFP career). Documentary filmmaking is more accurately what I can’t not do. Maybe one day I’ll make a career out of it, but to be honest, I probably won’t give up teaching either. </p>
<p>QuantMech, love the VGNP!</p>
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<p>Teaching is an excellent companion career to supplement trying to build a passion into a living wage. Those summer months can be a great opportunity to focus on your passion. Pursuing your passion, in turn, keeps you more enthusiastic in the classroom, helping to inspire others. It could also be a continuing source of new ideas: those with the least life experience often come up with the most interesting answers, because they have not yet been indoctrinated to give the “correct” traditional answer.</p>
<p>Adding nottelling.</p>
<p>ESTJ - Fallgirl, Kiddie
ESTP
ISTJ - atomom, mereluvs2run, Kiddie’s daughter
ISTP - mathmom
ENTJ - cobrat, noimagination, Consolation, lilmom
ENFP - EPTR
INTJ - Pizzagirl, soccerguy315, harvestmoon1, Joblue, Martina99, kitty56’s D, intparent, Sop14’sMom, sabaray, audiophile, shyparentalunit
INFP - LasMa, QuantMech
ENFJ - emilybee, oldfort, alh
ENTP - LoremIpsum
INFJ - Emily0722 , downtoearth, bookworm, poetgrl, hyperJulie DTE, D2, NJTheatreMom, Viewer, Novimom
INTP - pelicularities, fendergirl, LoremIpsum’s youngest, BunHeadMom, emberjed, Halogen, nottelling
ESFJ - eddieodessa, RobD
ESFP- yalemom15
ISFJ - frazzled1, opnopgod, kitty56, fresnomom
ISFP</p>
<p>interesting, I had my s/o take the B-M, and he came out INFJ, same as me!</p>
<p>[Big</a> Five](<a href=“http://similarminds.com/big5.html]Big”>Big Five Personality Test):
RCEUI
Extroversion: 18%
Orderliness: 48%
Emotional stability: 64%
Accommodation: 22%
Inquisitiveness: 88%
false maybe definitely</p>
<p>Above sounds like NPD. Especially the lack of empathy.</p>
<p>As Al Pacino said in Glengarry Glen Ross, where’s the chalk? I wanna be up on the board. Took the test – INTJ (whoo hoo! Say it loud, say it proud. Which is very un-INTJ-ish).</p>
<p>Adding nottelling.</p>
<p>ESTJ - Fallgirl, Kiddie
ESTP
ISTJ - atomom, mereluvs2run, Kiddie’s daughter
ISTP - mathmom
ENTJ - cobrat, noimagination, Consolation, lilmom
ENFP - EPTR
INTJ - Pizzagirl, soccerguy315, harvestmoon1, Joblue, Martina99, kitty56’s D, intparent, Sop14’sMom, sabaray, audiophile, shyparentalunit, Classof2015
INFP - LasMa, QuantMech
ENFJ - emilybee, oldfort, alh
ENTP - LoremIpsum
INFJ - Emily0722 , downtoearth, bookworm, poetgrl, hyperJulie DTE, D2, NJTheatreMom, Viewer, Novimom
INTP - pelicularities, fendergirl, LoremIpsum’s youngest, BunHeadMom, emberjed, Halogen, nottelling
ESFJ - eddieodessa, RobD
ESFP- yalemom15
ISFJ - frazzled1, opnopgod, kitty56, fresnomom
ISFP</p>
<p>Pretty cool, Halogen. Mine came out as:</p>
<p>Extroversion: 42%
Orderliness: 74%
Emotional stability: 56%
Accommodation: 52%
Inquisitiveness: 74%</p>
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<p>Pretty much me, although I think I am actually very practical – maybe got this because I said I would love to work as a theoretical physicist? I would also love to work as an experimental physicist, they just didn’t ask about that. :)</p>
<p>Intparent - that’s why I stopped taking physics in high school, too many experiments! I loved (and love) physics, but I just want to read about it, ask questions, put out hypotheses, and let others do the experiments to answer them :)</p>
<p>intparent, I like your description better. =p
NPD implies feelings of superiority and entitlement.
This person understands!</p>
<p>Also, to anyone who finds this stuff interesting… [say</a> goodbye to your free time.](<a href=“http://similarminds.com/personality_tests.html]say”>Personality Tests)</p>
<p>I am clearly at an introvert’s party. My friend asked me to go to an impromptu party (P for the win) and since I locked myself out this morning (more P), I decided to come. There are just three of us and we’re all on our computers or phone saying not much. The friend who invited me said a fourth person is coming - “Don’t be shocked. She’s very loud.”</p>
<p>Ha… reminds me of when D2 and 3 of her girlfriends got home from their semi-formal dance for a sleepover. They disappeared to D2’s room to change out of their dresses and did not come back. I went to check on them to see if they wanted food, and found all 4 of them curled up reading books. Yes, they are all "I"s. :)</p>
<p>LAN parties are my idea of a party.</p>
<p>QM, somehow, I am finding all of your posts PERFECTLY spot on. :p</p>
<p>And my DH is WAYC (What, Are You Crazy?).</p>
<p>I know, LasMa–that’s exactly what I have been thinking about your posts. I find them very perceptive! It’s uncanny. :)</p>
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<p>I sometimes read old threads that have been resurrected and find a post I particularly agree with.</p>
<p>Then I notice that I was the one who wrote it. ;)</p>
<p>I hypothesize that once you’re familiar with any “types” paradigm, you can’t accurately test yourself under that paradigm because you’re inclined to answer according to the result you expect.</p>
<p>Okay, I took a third one and it came out ENFP. Is there one for fence sitters?</p>