What is Your MBTI Dark Side?

THE ANALYSTS

 

Amel Chopra (INTP)

As an INTP, I have a very curious and analytical mind, but I can also be a bit of a control freak at times, and I tend to overthink things. My dark side is that I'm very judgmental of myself and others, and I don't allow any room for mistakes. If you make a mistake with me, you will never hear the end of it. I could say that I'm a lot more manipulative than most people think. I have a way of reading people, knowing what buttons to push to get them to behave the way I want. And I'm not afraid to use that power to my advantage. Also, I like to pick apart people's arguments until I make them cry.

Oh, and let's not forget my addiction to gaming. I can play for hours, sometimes even forgetting to go to bed until way past midnight. I've been known to throw a few tantrums when things don't go my way. Like, full-on, smash the keyboard over my knee kind of tantrums. So there's that.

 

Ruel Deandra (ENTP)

Heh. No one messes with me twice. I'll break into your house, steal all the snacks from your fridge, swap out the chocolate chips in the cookies with raisins, and make off with your TV (the one with a lot of channels).

You know, there is one thing that can really gets under my skin and pushes me off the edge into the murky depths of my sinister alter-ego: when people are rude or overly controlling of others. My dark side is definitely the fact that I don't like being told what to do. I'm such a stubborn person that I will go to great lengths to find a way around the rules and make sure that I don't have to obey them. I know it sounds selfish, but I can't help it. I always feel like I have to be in control of my life and nothing pisses me off more than having to follow someone else's rules.

When I was born with the privilege of inheriting my dad's million-dollar business, I was forced to have a good behavior and attitude. But deep down I am a total jackass, who loves to do stupid and crazy things and loves to get in trouble, to piss people off and to take risks. And I'm a bit too good at lying/manipulating others, which can get me into trouble sometimes. Even though I have such freedom to choose my own path, the family business is like some kind of shackles that hold me back. I guess that is what people called dark side.

 

Tobias Ronan (INTJ)

My "dark side", you ask. I suppose that would be the deep, dark, infinite well of nihilism that I possess. It's a place where the bleak reality of existence becomes clear, and any hope for a positive outcome is quickly extinguished. It's a place where my intellect and rational mind are tested to their maximum, only to be left empty and defeated. It's a place where the light and goodness of the human soul is smothered, and only darkness remains.

Well, you coud say that as an INTJ, my dark side is a cynical and sarcastic side that likes to pick at people's weaknesses. I'm a cynic at heart, and I am always analyzing people's intentions and the consequences of their actions. On the surface, I may appear to be polite and reserved, but when pushed too far, I will not hesitate to show my true colors and use my sharp mind to tear them down. I won't apologize for who I am.

 

Vivia Xanthe (ENTJ)

My dark side? Ha! I'm all darkness. A wise man once told me it’s the things within us that we keep locked away that defines who we are. Well, I'm a walking, breathing, secret vault of pure chaos. I have a VERY bad temper. When I get angry and feel my control slip, I go from tough and aggressive to utterly ruthless. And it ain't pretty. One wrong move and it's game over. I'll tear you down psychologically, manipulate you, and torture you until you beg me for mercy. It's a side I don't like to bring out, but trust me, when it does, people get hurt. So, don't push me.

 

THE EXPLORERS

Jewel Kimberlite (ISFP)

My dark side is my secret talent at singing anime openings while wearing a bunny hoodie. I never show anyone because I don't want people to realize how much of a closet weeb I am.

I suppose my dark side would be the side that makes me come off as snobbish or standoffish. I can be quite reserved at times, and I have a tendency to avoid making small talk with new people. I guess it's part of my introverted nature... plus, I don't really like talking without a reason. My dark side is that I really despise people who flaunt their status, but when I'm in a bad mood, that is exactly what I'll do. Also, I'm extremely manipulative if I really want something. I will lie, sugar-coat, or do whatever it takes to get it. So yeah, that's my dark side.

 

Kael Elliot (ESTP)

My dark side? Well, if I wanted to, I could use my talents to become a skilled manipulator, a ruthless fighter. I could get people to do whatever I want, manipulate their emotions and play them like a fiddle. I enjoy challenging authority, breaking taboos, and causing mayhem. I live life on the edge and relish taking risks. No one can tell me what to do or how to live my life. I march to the beat of my own drum. I sometimes get carried away with my freedom and recklessness and end up acting like a selfish brat. I can be impulsive and arrogant, not caring about others' feelings or the consequences of my actions. Sometimes i see people as objects of my personal gratification and not real people who have their own lives and feelings. My dark side is really toxic and i don't want to be like that. But i have to admit it's sometimes tempting to just say screw it and do what i want. Also, I might be a little bit of a player. Just a little bit, okay? Don't judge me...

 

Leo Maverick (ISTP)

My dark side as an ISTP? I must say, I hate to admit it, but it's my addiction to garlic bread. I know, I know, it's not for anyone and not exactly a good representation of a tough ISTP like me, but there's something about its savory, sweet fragrance and crispy, tender texture that keeps drawing me back time and time again. Some would call it a dark side. I just call it what it is—my favorite guilty pleasure.

Well, as an ISTP, I can certainly be a bit of a lone wolf. My preference for solitude, and my tendency towards independence, can sometimes translate into isolation and alienation from others. I can struggle with connecting on an emotional level with people, and may come across as cold, distant, or impersonal. At times, I may even be seen as selfish, or even uncaring. Once I set my sights on something, I won't let anything get in my way. I'll do whatever it takes to achieve my goals, no matter how dirty or underhanded it might get. This darkness can be hard to grapple with sometimes, and I'm constantly working on finding balance between those extremes.

 

Raquel Dozier (ESFP)

My dark side as an ESFP? Let's see, on a scale of one to ten, I'd say I have a solid seven. But don't worry, it's not for the world-domination kind of stuff. I tend to lean more towards the mischievous side, as you might have noticed. I'm always up for a little bit of harmless fun and pranks, and if you try to get me annoyed, you'll see my inner evil mastermind.

But, for my darkest side, oh, you don't want to see it. Trust me, it's not pretty. Under that cheery, sunny exterior is a cauldron of emotions boiling over, with thoughts that can get pretty dark. I can become sarcastic, cynical, and even downright mean if I don't keep my darker tendencies in check.

 

THE SENTINELS

Hiro Kaneda (ESFJ)

My dark side.... Hmm... it's a little difficult to put into words, but I suppose it could be thought of as my strict side. I have very high expectations of myself and others, and I can sometimes be too demanding without even realizing it. This can cause frustration or tension with those around me, and I have been working on improving this aspect of my character.

When children misbehave and refuse to obey my authority as supervisor of their childcare needs. I will sternly remind them that it is my duty to keep them safe and teach them important lessons about life. If they still don't comply, I will put them in time out for a brief period, enough to give them some time to reflect on their behavior. My patience and empathy can only go so much if they ignore my pleas because of their unbridled energy and misbehavior, especially if their actions put themselves, or others at risk.

 

Kamila Hadise (ESTJ)

Hm... Let's see... I guess you could say I can be pretty obsessive with my goals, and I'll stop at nothing to achieve them. I can be a bit too strict and controlling. I can also be stubborn and bossy, which isn't always the best trait. And... in public, I come across as a very reasonable and level-headed person. But in private, let's just say you don't want to be on the receiving end of my anger. I have very high standards for myself and others, and I have a habit of trying to micromanage everyone around me. It's not always a good thing, but it keeps me on task and helps me get things done. But, overall, I'd say I'm a pretty good and kind person at heart, I just have certain expectations and standards that I expect others to abide by.

 

Minki Jo (ISTJ)

My dark side? That's easy—my hatred for disorder. Chaos and inefficiency drive me absolutely nuts! I can't stand it when things aren't done the right way, and I'm always thinking about ways to improve processes and systems. I can be quite stubborn and judgmental at times when it comes to my personal values. I also can be quite unemotional and detached at times. I have a tendency to dwell on the past and analyze the details of the current situation in an attempt to understand it better. As a result, I am somewhat prone to negativity and pessimism. My dark side emerges when I let these emotions consume me and allow them to take control of my actions and behavior, which results in unhealthy ruminations on the past and the future, causing me to lose perspective and become excessively anxious and stressed out. So yeah, I guess you could say I'm kind of a control freak.

 

Ryana Suzumi (ISFJ)

My dark side... hmm... as an ISFJ, I often suppress my emotions and hide behind a veil of kindness. This can lead to pent-up frustration and resentment which can erupt when triggered. When I feel disrespected or taken for granted, I can lash out and become very moody and irritable. I tend to get easily annoyed and stressed out, especially when things don't go my way. I'm also incredibly sensitive and tend to take things personally, which can lead to me snapping at people. My dark side comes out when I feel like I'm not being heard or valued. I become critical and passive-aggressive as a way to cope with my feelings of disillusionment.

 

THE DIPLOMATS

Julius Camden (ENFJ)

My dark side... let me think... well, I can get pretty mean when someone attacks me or especially someone I care about. I can become very angry and aggressive when triggered. I tend to hit below the belt and really hurt people emotionally. Of course, I always feel terrible later on, but my dark side, although rare, doesn't always feel remorseful at that moment. I can also be incredibly devious and manipulative. I’m also extremely critical of myself and others and have a tendency to see the worst in everything. When I get overwhelmed, I lash out and say things that I later regret. But yeah, that's the darker side of this ENFJ.

 

Lena Orlin (ENFP)

My dark side? Oh man, where do I even start? Well, I guess if I had to say that I can be a little too sensitive sometimes, and I can get way too emotional. I also have a tendency to procrastinate and slack off. I also have this deep underlying rage inside of me that I just can't seem to control. I'll find myself blowing up over the smallest things and I can never seem to calm down. It can be really scary sometimes, and I always end up feeling really guilty about it afterwards. And if I was to let my inner darkness out... let's just say I would be the girl at the party getting arrested in a drunken fist fight at 3 am, screaming how 'we can fix him' the whole way home to the police station...

 

Misty Powell (INFP)

Well, if you wanna know my dark side... I guess I can get a little bit, uh, clingy sometimes. I mean, I'm not gonna get all crazy and stalk you or anything, but I can definitely get a little, like, possessive. Once I decide that you're my friend or my crush or whatever, I want to be the only one to have you and to have you all to myself.

When I tap into my deepest, most intense feelings, I can become cold and calculating, with an overwhelming desire to destroy everything around me. I don't know if anyone has been able to withstand the destructive power of my INFP dark side. Well, I guess you could say I can be a little... temperamental sometimes. But it's not my fault! It's those darned emotions always getting the best of me, ya know? Sometimes I just get overwhelmed and I snap, but really I'm just a big softie at heart. Besides, if you want to get to know a person, you should look beyond their dark side. Everyone has a light side too, and that’s what makes them who they are.

 

Nicholas Calliope (INFJ)

My dark side? Hmm… I suppose it would be that I can have a tendency toward perfectionism. I often have high expectations for myself and those around me, and it can make me seem a bit rigid or demanding at times. This can bring out a more cold and detached side of me that’s not always pleasant for others to deal with. But fortunately, I’m pretty good at hiding that side and most people don’t know that it exists. I can be very sensitive and emotionally intense. So when I get really upset, it can be very difficult to manage my emotions and I may get a bit… unpredictable. This can lead to some pretty intense reactions and sometimes destructive behavior. So when I'm in a bad mood, it's really better for everyone if you just avoid me altogether.

Well, I suppose if you were to look at me from a certain perspective, you might say that deep down I'm a very private person, who tends to keep a lot of his thoughts and feelings inside. But that's not really a "dark side", is it? It's just the way I choose to operate in this world. I guess the question would be, how much of myself do I want to show to others? And the answer to that is: it depends on the situation.