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The Definition Of Hell For Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type
The Definition Of Hell For Each Myers-Briggs Personality Type
They say that one man's heaven is another man's hell and that couldn't be truer when it comes to the sixteen Myers-Briggs Personality Types. Each one is inspired, enraged and absolutely tortured by something slightly different. Here's the destiny that would psychologically destroy each Myers-Briggs Personality type.
thoughtcatalog.com




Meyers Briggs isn't really accurate, but this is for me:
Indeed, it's been described as just astrology for people who think they're too smart for astrology, but that seems unnecessary to point out on a post that's for fun! If your employer is insisting on using it or something like that then pull out the citations for sure.
Excuse me for being informative.
@wolfpurplemoon brings up a good point about employers using Myers-Briggs et al. I'm always amused when that comes up in a workplace environment. Thankfully, I've only ever had my employers use M-B and the like in "fun" settings such as retreats. Fun is, of course, a relative term. Ugh, retreats.
Thanks for the link.
OMG. I would die of embarrassment and frustration.
That's me.
Probably why I'm secretly terrified of going under anesthesia and being recorded like those poor after dentist kids.
Oh, anesthesia! I hate the thought of babbling my secrets. π
That would also be unpleasant... for whoever learned them.
I couldn't remember my type but then I read:
And realised that was mine XD
LOL!