DIVERSONA

 What Do You Think About INFPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Oh, I actually think INFPs are actually pretty cool! They've got their own unique perspective and are very in-tune with their feelings which is quite amazing, in my opinion. Plus, they have a lot of creativity and artistic talents as well. I've met quite a few INFPs, and I find their personalities to be quite interesting and enjoyable.

 What Do You Think About ISTJs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ISTJs are fascinating and underappreciated. They have a unique way of looking at the world and approach situations from a different perspective. They are known for being organized, structured, and focused on the task at hand, which makes them a great addition to any team. I personally think ISTJs are quite awesome.

 What Do You Think About ISTPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ISTPs are like the cool, confident, and chill type of guys. They have a cool vibe and just flow through life with ease. They have a naturally independent vibe and don't mind being alone a lot of the time. As an INTP, I really admire that independent vibe that ISTPs have. It's something that I have to consciously try to be as an introvert, especially as a female INTP who is also an avid gamer. It can be tough being a woman in the gaming community.

 What Do You Think About ENFPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

I think ENFPs are generally great people! They often possess the energy and enthusiasm that INTPs may sometimes lack. They tend to have an engaging, playful nature, and they are often very creative and open-minded. They are frequently able to make the best out of any situation and can brighten up a dull room with their sunny nature. At times, they can be overwhelming, and INTPs like me might need some alone time to recover from their extroverted energy. However, at the same time, INTPs can help provide an ENFP with some grounding and analytical insight.

 What Do You Think About ESTJ?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ESTJs can be pretty intense and demanding. They're a Type-A personality that likes to be in control of everything. It can be hard to keep up with their energy and strict schedules. They can be bossy and rigid, which can be intimidating for us INTPs. But ESTJs also have their good side, though! They have excellent organizational skills and can be very supportive and helpful. They're great at managing people and tasks, which can be handy when we need someone to tell us what to do lol

 What Do You Think About ESTPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

ESTPs, huh? They're certainly an interesting bunch, with their energetic and spontaneous personalities. While I can appreciate their enthusiasm for life, I must admit that it can sometimes come across as a bit much for my introverted nature. However, I have encountered some ESTPs in the gaming community who have shown me that there's more to them than just sheer excitement. They possess a competitive spirit and a certain boldness that can't be ignored. Under the right circumstances, I could definitely see ourselves bonding over a shared love for gaming and strategy.

 What Do You Think About ENFJs?

The Analysts

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Hmm... it's hard to pin down one particular generalization about the ENFJ type. Generally, though, some common qualities that the ENFJ type may possess include: Being personable, friendly, and sociable individuals who enjoy connecting with others. Being driven and goal-oriented individuals who are motivated by achieving objectives. Having a strong sense of justice and moral values. Being organized and structured individuals who enjoy planning. In general, I've had mostly positive experiences with the ENFJs I've met. Personally, I'm someone who tends to be a bit more on the introverted side and sometimes struggle to connect with people, but I've always felt like ENFJs are very welcoming and accepting of who I am.

What Do You Think About ISFPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

Hm... ISFPs... They're a bit hard to get along with sometimes, you know? They can be quite unpredictable and emotionally volatile, and it can be difficult to read them. Plus, they tend to have a different way of approaching problems and challenges, which can make it challenging to work together and communicate effectively. However, they ultimately have their own unique way of understanding and viewing the world, and I can respect that.

 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.

Q: What Do You Think About ESFJs?

 THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

As an INTP, I have a lot of respect for ESFJs. While they may be seen as more conventional or traditional, they bring a sense of stability and harmony to social situations, which I find to be quite valuable. ESFJs have a strong desire to care for and support others, and they often serve as great conversationalists and listeners. Although ESFJs can sometimes tend towards complacency and status-quo thinking when it comes to their beliefs and values, I think their kindhearted nature and positive energy make them valuable members of any social setting.

What DO You Think About INTPs?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

As someone who identifies as an INTP myself, I can definitely say that INTPs are truly unique individuals. We have a tendency to think outside the box, approach problems from new perspectives, and value logic and reason above all else. However, despite our analytical abilities, INTPs are often misunderstood by others, as we can come across as reserved, aloof, and even blunt at times. Overall, I think INTPs are fascinating individuals who bring unique perspectives and insights to the world.

What is the Most Annoying MBTI Type in Your Opinion?

THE ANALYSTS

Amel Chopra (INTP)

I'm glad you asked. The most annoying MBTI type, in my opinion, is the INTJ. Why? Well, because they're so smug and act like they know everything when they really don't. They think they're so smart but their arrogance is what really gets under my skin. It's like they have a superiority complex and they're obsessed with being right all the time. I really can't stand their insufferable attitude.

And also ENTP. Those loud mouthed jerks can be such annoying know-alls at times. And they are always so up in my business, wanting to know everything and everyone. Like, dude, if I wanted you to know, I'd freakin' tell you.