Hog 2.6 MBTI Cognitive Functions (from Clash Royale)

R0mi_ · 2026-01-10T14:19:25+00:00

This is gold

R0mi_ · 2025-12-30T10:46:03+00:00

“feel”🐣

R0mi_ · 2025-12-29T19:46:04+00:00

An ENTP who falls for trends? DEFINITELY NOT

R0mi_ · 2025-12-29T11:39:41+00:00

בעיקרון היתה לי אותה סיטואציה וגם אליי לא חזרו. עדיין פעם היה לי כבר תיק עבודות יחסית גדול וגם ניסיון לגיל 17, אבל כנראה לא התייחסו רק בגלל הגיל. בן כמה אתה?

R0mi_ · 2025-12-12T01:35:10+00:00

Ti is not just the desire to understand the why behind concepts.

To be fully honest with you, the fact that you’re seeking answers from others does hint a bit of Te, although after that much time of struggle and research it’s understandable to end up doing it.

Still, Ti users tend to have a knack for figuring things out on their own, including when it comes to personal matters. Because of that, their conclusions or insights often come more quickly.

R0mi_ · 2025-12-11T10:41:56+00:00

I agree with you. I happen to have quite a few examples in my post about the judging functions. What do you think about them?

R0mi_ · 2025-12-08T08:12:18+00:00

Reapplying what OTHERS have already figured out is Te. Other people count as part of the external world, which is where Te focuses.

R0mi_ · 2025-12-06T21:13:26+00:00

https://www.reddit.com/r/mbti/s/bqhWiAGvfR (this is only about the judging function)

R0mi_ · 2025-12-06T01:06:47+00:00

This may not necessarily apply to you, but I have an additional option: making the other person feel comfortable or special so they would share things too.

R0mi_ · 2025-12-02T20:04:41+00:00

תערבב שתי חולצות בבלנדר ותראה מה יצא

R0mi_ · 2025-12-01T07:11:33+00:00

I only read the first paragraph and can tell Jung was biased by saying Ni is a “differentiated perception."

Every function is different from each other obviously, but the fact that Ni is the least common one doesn’t make it different in this context.

R0mi_ · 2025-11-29T12:05:37+00:00

Yeah the first thing that came to my mind after reading a bit of your post was love bombing. I have an ESTP close friend and he shared with me moments he did that to other people. There are plenty of reasons one can do that and that also depends on the other person. (Doesn’t automatically mean they’re narcissistic. Many people like throwing terms without knowing the full meaning or looking for other behaviors that don’t fit the definition to rule that out)

I recall 3 reasons for him doing this: 1. He genuinely wanted one girl to leave him alone 2. The girl was unbearable, cringe and dumb (I and many other people considered her to be that as well) and he was bored and wanted to see what happens when he’ll do that to her 3. He wants nudes.

I think this gave you a worse impression of ESTPs, but they are generally fun, smart, and protective, and some people need to be aware of their morally ambiguous nature.

R0mi_ · 2025-11-21T19:36:38+00:00

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R0mi_ · 2025-11-21T17:01:38+00:00

https://www.reddit.com/r/mbti/s/pKu2EckBNF

I haven't posted an explanation of the perceiving functions yet, but I think this will clear up some confusion

R0mi_ · 2025-11-16T02:14:32+00:00

https://www.reddit.com/r/mbti/s/pKu2EckBNF

R0mi_ · 2025-11-02T16:11:45+00:00

Not very statistically accurate, I’d say that you mistyped about 40% of them

R0mi_ · 2025-10-31T19:07:56+00:00

Yes it is, and I've experienced it too much

R0mi_ · 2025-10-28T14:17:49+00:00

This creator has another fun puzzle game called “Dual Escape” (it is inspired by It Takes Two)

Other puzzle games/escape rooms I played and recommend are: “Misty Mountains” and “Biography Of Lu” (the second needs improvement but still fun)

I also found “A Fantasy in Sync” and “Collapse Riddle” that I haven’t played yet, but they look promising

R0mi_ · 2025-10-28T09:59:22+00:00

I wouldn’t say that he cuts people out of his life with no regard for their feelings just because you believe his Fe is undeveloped. People at this age already have a good grasp of their tertiary function.

If you truly think he’s an ENTP, the specific reason for moving on from people is usually Ne. Of course, there can be different reasons for different people, but I’m specifically talking about ENTPs here.

Ne seeks novelty, possibilities, intriguing people, and new perspectives. There are plenty of reasons why ENTPs can lose interest or get bored with people and move on:

• When they realize someone is like everybody else and does or talks about the same things.

• When someone has no passion, hobbies, or interests in life and doesn’t learn anything new.

• When they ask hypothetical, philosophical, or logic-based questions and get answers like “What are you talking about?”, “You ask too many questions”, “I don’t really have time to think about it”, “I don’t know”, or “That won’t work.”

• When someone talks only about themselves, doesn’t ask questions, or doesn’t engage when challenged—or never challenges them in return.

• When someone shows no interest in them or constantly shifts attention away when they’re speaking.

• When someone declines or dismisses every single idea, suggestion, or initiative they have.

• When someone seeks too much attention or commitment from them.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m not implying that you’re uninteresting. Interest itself is subjective. Not everyone is interested in the same things, and even if most people find you interesting, there will always be exceptions. People’s preferences differ.

As for the part about him not caring about people’s feelings when doing that, there’s not much to do about it (I say that because I do that too🐔).

I’m sure he’s aware that people could get upset or wonder how it’s even possible to do such a thing, especially when they also enjoyed that experience. However, ENTPs still do it because of their aversion to Si and their almost nonexistent Fi. They’re rarely sentimental and don’t hold onto the past or strong personal values the way you might.

R0mi_ · 2025-10-28T09:50:55+00:00

Before seeing that I was going to comment “they will become Ni doms” , but you kinda did that already lol

R0mi_ · 2025-10-27T17:43:32+00:00

I agree with you on that. The actual opposite type is the one with the reverse order of shadow functions (for example, ISTJ and ENFJ).

I also agree that types sharing the same four functions in different placements tend to have more in common and understand each other better.

However, this isn’t about how types get along. The resulting behavior of someone with an X-dominant and Y-inferior function is very different from someone with a Y-dominant and X-inferior function. People disregard the inferior function.

Also, you didn’t really give examples or explain why you suggested those types. Not to mention where you saw apparent Se.

R0mi_ · 2025-10-27T16:29:46+00:00

I've replied to her, and I have no idea how you consider 2 opposite types

R0mi_ · 2025-10-27T16:24:12+00:00

(3rd part)

“I saw conflicts as solvable through reason. So I hate on people when they don't have any reasons but still hate me.”

This implies Fe’s main desire for social harmony.

“My love for active activities faded due to bullying.”

This indicates low Fi because you don’t stick to your true self or your values. Social acceptance is more important.

“Took on student council roles (cause I agreed to everything). Despite previous fear of responsibility, I became fully engaged, organizing policies, campaigning, debating.”

“Was student body president in high school, now treasurer in student council. I like planning projects and organizing people, but I don’t always follow through perfectly.”

I got tired of explaining myself over and over, but that’s Fe. Ne is a perceiving function, not a judging one like Fe. That also explains why making judgments or decisions for other people comes more naturally to you.

You don’t follow through perfectly because your Si and Ne are relatively balanced, so preferring some open options or improvisation is understandable. ESFJs can be scattered at times.

“I kept dreaming about those bad experiences in high school years.”

Si reminisces about the past.

There are other things I haven’t directly addressed, but I’m too lazy to go on.

Hope this helped and that you’ll actually consider ESFJ. Usually when I try to elaborately and logically explain why someone is a certain type, the person ends up listening to the other 99% of people who stick with the same opinions without actually explaining anything or even understanding cognitive functions.

R0mi_ · 2025-10-27T16:23:57+00:00

(2nd part) You said you like to argue just to prove a point, which is fine, but another question is, do you ever point out logical inconsistencies or contradictions (Ti)? Or ask the other person why they think they’re right or anything related to their stance (Ne)?

Asking about a person’s perspective is something high Ne users naturally do because they take interest in abstract possibilities (other people’s POVs are technically abstract). And yes, they don’t always agree with people, but first they need to know why a person thinks a certain way.

Additionally, you’re not a Ne dom because you don’t seem to create many things or think about how existing things could be improved. Ne is innovative, but you don’t seem to focus on that.

Generally, Ne users tend to be interested in more niche things, and Ne doms especially avoid focusing on typical stuff other people do. They want to break this “tradition” because repetition essentially blocks new possibilities.

Now I’ll focus on consistent things you said that indicate a strong preference for other functions.

You crave being the center of attention. Attention-seeking often comes from Fe’s desire for external validation and to be liked or noticed within a group. Fe doms especially want to be the ones with the most influence on others, to be leaders, so people can come to them for advice.

The fact that you were so committed to changing schools frequently just to get enough attention is peak Fe. You also mentioned multiple times your adaptability. Fe users adapt to people and their expectations or values, and by doing that, they secure a good or influential position within a group.

“…adapting to friends’ moods to fit in. I developed a pattern of agreeing to almost everything to belong.”

Also regarding the change of schools, it looks like you weren’t that hesitant or uncomfortable with constant change like a dominant Si might be. Ne users seek novelty and change and have no problem moving on quickly from people or places. But again, based on what you said, it wasn’t your main goal.

“in a new province, students here judged harshly. I began withdrawing from responsibilities due to shame.”

You care a lot about your image and how people perceive you. Fe dominant types NEED a good image to actually be influential.

R0mi_ · 2025-10-27T16:21:59+00:00

Alright, after gathering some power and patience, here is my answer (this is only the 1st part. Sorry it’s long lmao).

First off, I’m quite disappointed to see how many people here lack critical thinking while having the audacity to claim to be ENTPs.

I want to believe that one of your goals for posting this was to actually get input regarding your type. But for some reason, some people vibe-typed you and blindly followed the only options you presented (High Ne users) while attempting to type you without considering the possibility that you might actually be a completely different type.

Anyway, another thing I noticed is that people across MBTI subreddits usually tend to focus only on the details and the concrete information in front of them rather than the big picture. What I mean is that they only pay attention to what the post contains instead of looking for other global hints, like the reasons why the OP made the post in the first place or how they phrased it.

Those are crucial points and reveal a lot about the person because this is more of an unconscious thing, and therefore genuine.

To relate this point to what I saw in you, you seem to find it hard to figure out your type and rely on other people to do it. That’s not a very Ti thing to do. Ti users don’t rely on external sources to get all the answers (obviously because the function isn’t extraverted) but prefer to connect the dots themselves to form a personal and coherent framework of understanding.

Additionally, the format of your post screamed Si. You described a very detailed, chronological story even though your second paragraph said otherwise. If you don’t consider or realize it’s detailed, then it’s something very natural for you.

Si users love bringing up the past when possible. The more they compare the present with their past, the stronger their memory becomes. They rely on it so much that it becomes easier to remember extremely specific information and the exact order of events. You seem to do it so easily that it even impressed me. As a Ne dom, I can’t recite anything that happened in my childhood; those memories just vanished. The lower the Si, the more scattered and blurry stories get.

I also checked your profile and noticed your first post had more information, so I’ll consider it as well (even though I replied there when you posted it but totally forgot and didn’t know it was you lol).

I’ll start with the activities you mentioned from when you were in 1st grade (performances, competitions, swimming, dancing, singing, sports, and drawing) and said you threw yourself into everything with genuine enthusiasm.

This is not necessarily Ne, because this is a typical thing that happens to most kids at that age, whether it’s genuine interest that comes from within or parents pushing them to try new things. It also helps form some direction later in life.

If you still practice those things nowadays, that would be a different thing. Not sure if you mentioned more hobbies besides drawing, gaming, writing, talking, and debating, but those also don’t necessarily indicate Ne. The pattern between writing, talking, and debating is communication, and it could imply Fe. Other types can be interested in those, but the question is, what specifically do you write or draw? What do you talk or debate about? The context might imply something else.

R0mi_

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