I one of these ages ago and go INTP, but thought I'd give this a go and got INFP-T. The 'Mediator'. I am a mere 4% of the population. So I'm Introverted, Intuitive, Feeling, Prospecting and Turbulent. I suspect the reason I would have have INTP before is because not only do I consider and think about how people feel, I am also very logical and occupy myself in my thoughts. Perhaps a flaw in this approach - one can both be feeling and thinking.
Regardless of that flaw, how it describes me is accurate and not in the Tarot reading sort of way (general statements that apply to most, if not all). I would readily accept those strengths and weaknesses.
http://www.16personalities.com/infp-strengths-and-weaknesses
Except maybe "Don't Like Dealing with data" or "taking things personally" (though I /can/ do, as many do, but something I tend to avoid doing...pretty sure I put 'strongly agree' for taking criticism).
Oh well, you don't expect to tick all the boxes. There's probably better models for personality out in the world of Psychology, given this classification was coined by Karl Gustav Jung, good friend of our infamous Sigmund Freud, though to my mind, the better of the two psychologists (at least, with what little psychology I studied - could turn out he had a theory that setting fire to people's nipples is helpful against dementia), but I suspect by now, there's probably a more refined model, usually happens with psychology or any science...just I didn't pursue my studies in Psychology and went into humanities, a brilliant idea, I now work on a near minimum wage job in a call centre
Quote: "First and foremost is seemingly every INFPs' dream growing up - to become an author. "
Well...there you go. One of my dreams.
