5 Annoying Things That All INTJs Can Understand
The INTJ personality type is one of the rarest personalities. That makes it easy for us to feel like no one gets us, or understands the challenges we face.
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The INTJ personality type is one of the eight types of introvert personalities in the Myers-Briggs system. Check out our INTJ archives below, or take a look at our most popular post about the INTJ, our INTJ personality description, or the unique challenges of the female INTJ.
The INTJ personality type is one of the rarest personalities. That makes it easy for us to feel like no one gets us, or understands the challenges we face.
Statistically, people of the INTJ personality are much more likely to be the firstborn of the family than if personality type happened by chance.
Here are 53 things that annoy me as an INTJ personality, and 42 things I like. Fellow INTJs, can you relate?
Though our apparently cold and rational nature might lead some to believe that we aren’t suited for the arts, INTJs can be skilled writers and artists.
Rational introverted women — the INTJ, INTP, ISTJ, and ISTP — have a bad rep for seeming cold and unapproachable. Here’s what they’re really like.
For the logic-driven INTJ, emotions can be messy — and they’d often rather ignore them. Here are science-backed tips for INTJs.
People often wrongly assume that “Thinking” personalities like the ISTJ, ISTP, INTJ, or INTP are devoid of emotion.
As one of the rarest gender/type combinations, INTJ women aren’t your typical female. In many ways, INTJ women smash gender stereotypes.
INTJ females smash the standards of typical femininity, and as a result, can come across as mysterious and intimidating, even to fellow INTJs.
Even when an INTJ finds that special person, they can still be an enigma. Here’s what real INTJs want you to know about being in a relationship with them.