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- Dec 29, 2013
My type kind of sounds like a faggot not gonna lie.
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The [EFU] child is rarely in danger of losing touch with external reality, even when under extreme pressure. With his withdrawal, he does not retreat from reality; he merely withdraws at a distance and watches. The [EFU], then, is likely to become an early non-participant observer and much of his early experience is in placing himself in events about him, but only in his mind. Identification, rather than projection, is a primary psychological mechanism of the [EFU].
Thanks glowie. Might not run you over.However, in spite of these vulnerabilities, real artistic, intellectual and cultural creativity is possible and relatively common in this group.
I got IFU too (albeit IcFuUu) and I AM that overly obsessed with my interests. It also pegged my early interest in studying linguistics, though I switched to other information studies fields eventually. Pretty accurate, but vague enough at times. Some of the other types have traits that describe me too. Which leads into my feelings about personality tests. They're fun little things, not because they give you a label that 100% describes you, but because they help you to reflect more about yourself and how you really think.I got ifu (IuFuUu). The description is mostly accurate except I am not that overly obsessed with my interests as it makes it out to be.
Hey, I got the same result as you ("if*u* (IuRcAc)"). This whole thing is written poorly. The author always starts with the other type, then bring about another type, only THEN they finally make a comparison with our group ("if*u*"). I don't know why the author wrote this way. Autism? It's written weirdly and lacks proper coherence.Am I extra retarded? I got IuRcAc, but when I go to the page for that there's no part of it that applies specifically to IuRcAc. Maybe I did something wrong.
I am a fruitcake who consistently gets INFP on Myers-Briggs, though, I am still surprised by IuFuUu being more common with women according to the writer. I would have assumed the more socially stunted schizoid personality types would be over-represented by men but apparently there is a lot of women with dead personalities living under rocks too. But to be fair, a lot of this stuff strikes me as being based off of ancient, and probably inaccurate, research.Other thoughts: I normally get INTJ on the Myers-Briggs, I wonder what the overlap is for others. Also, like others have pointed out some of the types really don't hold back from describing them negatively. While I saw one or two that mentioned women of that type for a paragraph, most descriptions use "he". It could be just convenience but I wonder if there's a higher sex-correlation for some like in the MBTI. Some types mention how they are at different intellectual levels, which is interesting.
I've flipped between INFP and INTP. I think MB is kind of bullshit but more accurate than this.I am a fruitcake who consistently gets INFP on Myers-Briggs, though, I am still surprised by IuFuUu being more common with women according to the writer.
Accounting for the antiquated language, it describes us as extremely insular and introspective, yet socially conscious and affable; i.e. a sociable autist. That's pretty spot on for me despite how low my individual scores were. I've consistently tested as ENFP with Myers Briggs so I guess that also tracks. The propensity for drug abuse, sexual deviancy and untraceable psychosis is a bit concerning though, not gonna lie. I'm honestly surprised that this isn't a more common type on a site like this.I haven't seen anyone else post my result so @ me if you're also autistic, schizoid, self-centered and narcissistic all at the same time.
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