16 Personalities Explaining Their Pet Peeves
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 08. 2024
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Darn it, Kristen! I was working when I saw the notification pop up, stopped what I was doing, and clicked on this video. I forgot about the captions and now I have to spend twice as long to fully enjoy the video. Eh, work can wait... I can't believe I said that. - INTJ
Thanks so much, Kristin, your captions make me laugh JUST as much as the actual video! đđ€Ł
worth a rewatch for the captions
Those captions were not ridiculous. Your INFJ one is most terrifyingly accurate INFJ skits I've seen since It's Just Kevin's INFJ Personality in a Nutshell skit not paying attention to the sensory world , Bogdan Yakubets INFJ regarding materialism, and your previous skits about INFJs...uh....I'm going to pass...I said terrifyingly accurate, after all, cut me some slack, yo, and what's most terrifying is the wide knowledge that Hitler is an INFJ and everyone wants to be one (although, after your skits, ESFP fo' sure...not your ESFP character, even though, she, or he (such as your last skit) always crushes...because of everybody wants to be like you, dear, Dear Kristin. I've read so many arguments about Frank James being a different type, and they might be right because idk I type INFJs based on do I Se a potential Hitler here, and Frank James is just so darn loveable, so I can see the INFP argument based on, come on' INFPs are pretty darn loveable. But...Hitler was one of the most unifying figures throughout history though. Jk
Although, speaking of which Frank James' types interacting with their opposite having the ESTP trying to avoid the INFJ tracking him down was pretty great, but one of my best friends is an INFJ and your skits are so cathartic because I feel like I'm living in a cuckoo clock so many times and sometimes...I gotta go! Thank you. *sniff* *sniff* Kristin haha
@@nonchalantd They are ALWAYS like this, you should rewatch all the videos!
I love how ENTP used their segment to immediately challenge the interviewer. They'll never pass up an opportunity for a good debate!
we just think it's cool when we can all say what we think and debate different points without everyone getting so emotional... we respect people that have a point of view even if it differs from our own. And we like it when people put some thought into what they're saying...
Person: let me ask you a qu-
ENTP: no, let me ask *you* a question.
That's actually false and I'll tell you why-
yeah the entp one was pretty 5head
No, I'm pretty sure they pass up on it plenty of times.
"-Uncleanliness" "-Whould you like to elaborate on that?" "-No, I think I was pretty clear". Just standing ovation
I really enjoy doing timestamps...
0:02 ISFJ
0:06 ISFP
0:13 ESTP
0:17 INTP
0:30 ESTJ
0:36 INFP
0:48 ENTP
1:15 ESFJ
1:25 ISTP
1:34 ENTJ
1:52 ESFP
2:02 ENFP
2:10 INFJ
2:23 ENFJ
2:47 INTJ
3:13 ISTJ
Hope this helps!
- INFP
Yes, thank youđ„° fellow INFP.
As a fellow INFP, that's really kind of you
as another fellow infp, I appreciate your effort! â€
As an INFP I want everyone to have their own ideas, that is just a basic right that everyone has and should have. What really annoys me is when I share an idea with somebody and they discard it right off the bat. It's like, don't you have a little bit of curiosity at least? It's frustrating to the point that I won't talk about anything meaningful to me with that person ever again.
THIS. If I get shut down and they arenât the least bit interested with an open mind then Iâll stop coming to them with my ideas.
Oh this absolutely. It's like, the reason I'm telling you this is because I think it's interesting! Don't just blow it off and refuse to even think about it!
SO RELATABLE. This is why I left my discord group of my close friends, and sent myself into hibernation đ
Same
Or, similar, when you suggest something - a movie, book, restaurant, etc - and they discard the idea simply because they have a thing against doing things that other people (or me?) suggest. I'm not making a suggestion to control you, you dimwit, but because I truly think you'll be glad you tried it, you will enjoy it, it will enhance your life for the better. I love when people suggest things to me, that's the best. And I always take those suggestions seriously, MOST seriously. And, yes, if they aren't an interested listener, forget them in any serious way.
"...people need to realise that I'm right most of the time and that they shouldn't come to me unless they're willing to submit to my enormous intellect"
My ENTJ brother has literally said that sentence word for word to me before. Beautiful.
INTJ was absolutely 100% spot on. Seriously. It's the humanity's biggest problem and no one seems to care.
I actually live in a remote place. In the mountains. For years. Alone. But lately I'm starting to feel a little lonely. đ€
@@Michael59197 Feeling lonely ?? Are you really and INTJ then ? Lonely is not in my vocabulary. I had to look that up before writing that comment. What a strange feeling that must be...
Lemme guess you also an intj?
If you are, then your words has a lot of bias
@@firtp5209 I guess all that runt about Valentine's day managed to wake up my dormant F. I shoud have gotten a very introverted waifu before getting here. You know, the kind I barely have to talk to.
As an infj i agree, 100% it makes me go crazy- if just people would use their own Brain and mind for ones, and question things! Become more Independent! we Are not FREAKING sheepâs. We are and May be The most intelligent thing in The Universe, but we are controlled and have been controlled in so many years by The most powerfull and Rich people in The World, to follow The system and a plan to keep us âstableâ and it makes Them who break out of The system look unstable because they are âsmartâ and âdifferentâ when they just do what we always should have done, be human not a freaking robot that always has to follow orders and not come up with their own ideas, and think different for the world because they donât want to get out of their âcomfort zoneâ that they have been used to.
We cannot evolve and improve to something better if we cannot accept change, and the change is not our there itâs inside ourselves. A society filled with dumb people will only lead to dumber decisions and a downfall for humankind.
INTJ here: what is my pet peeve? I asked myself. I was thinking inefficient bureaucracy, but the stupidity covers that too, and it is more inclusive, so that's a better answer. And don't get an INTJ started on discussing stupidity. Very accurate.
I went with small talk. But, yeah, stupidity is a better answer. Why else would people waste time with small talk if they weren't stupid?
(Ok, I'm mostly joking. I don't consider anyone who does the whole small talk thing to be stupid. Just very inefficient.)
@@SlimThrull Even to have a small talk, a person should know how to do it. As you said is very inefficient.
Yeah, as an INTJ stupidity is the word that contains all words, witch runs the other Programs in this Simulation.
TheÂŽre just programmend to annoy the INTJ's.
As ENFJ I also hate stupidity especially in the grand scheme of things (I can have patience with people lacking IQ or insight in the daily life). Enfj's are positive change focussed and that needs a lot of logic and out of the box thinking.. And most people are affraid of change and can't see logic if they look at it. The difference might be with Te and Fe, depending on the Fi morals of an INTJ, that the greater good and my understanding of using intelligence in my views is shaped from a place that combines logic and empathy. In general my INTJ dad greatly respects my sociatle and political views and he has more knowledge and insight in certain technical and economical changes in the world. I often see INTJ's thinking in long term often a bit too pessimistic, where as ENFJ's tent to go for too optimistic. For me tho I feel its sometimes a coping meganism I get depressed if I can't see things working out in the end when it comes to things that really matter to me. My positivity (even tho I am a critical thinker) is my life force.
I was thinking she should just say small talk and then be done with it - otherwise she'd have to go on a rant about... *rant intensifies*
As an INFJ, I knew immediately before the letters were revealed. âMyselfâ⊠I felt that.
Sooo true đ€Šââïž
Yup, INFJ very relatable.
And heres the thing. We infjs are not disappointments. We are just really hard on ourselves. Right?
It fell deep
I'm INTJ but i knew that too, and actually relate with it.
Did u read the captions? The captions felt more accurate
I disagree with the INFP one. I believe in originality and authenticity and I love having friendly debates with people with opposing view and ideas. In fact my BIGGEST pet peeve would be when people try to force their ideal and views onto me. I would never do that to others and got I hate it when someone does it to me.
Agree, i hate when people would rather be right than actually learn? How Are these people going to improve if all they want to be is right? I honestly Think that must be a horrible life to live, although its not my pet peeve, my pet peeve is ignorance which is in between what you describe as youâr BIGGEST pet peeve and stupidity
-INFJ
I used to not mind debating people as it gave me an opportunity to really share a piece of myself with others that I don't normally get to talk about but my ENTP sister ruined that. It's hard to enjoy sharing thoughts and ideas when even one wrong wording could lead to an hour long lecture on why I'm a bad person and should feel bad for it. I got really sick of crying all the time.
@@jellyfishi_ đđ
As an infp, i feel exactly the same
@@jellyfishi_ I mean I'm an INFP and I wouldn't. I've actually made friends with people on both sides of most political camps you can think of. We can only bridge these divides when we actually listen and get to know each other. I know not all people care about trying to make peace, and some have even gotten angry at me for merely *suggesting* the idea of peace, but it's something I've always valued at least. Not to mention, trying to thoroughly understand all sides to a conflict as best I can before deciding for myself what course of action might be best, is also something that I strongly value.
some ideas: 16 personalities
- as dinner party hosts
- on vacation
- as hogwarts students
- lost in the middle of nowhere
Yes, please, as a diehard Harry Potter fan, I'd be interested to see which Hogwarts Houses Kristin thinks represents each MBTI type.
@@trinaq Have you seen Ennpey's video of 16 personalities as Hogwarts students?
ENTP is almost definitely sliterin. They will challenge your notions on good and evil at the root level and make themselves out to be the hero in every story.
As an ENFP, the pet peeve you gave us is so accurate. It's literally why I quit dating. If you're not willing to really elaborate on your answers and show me your soul, we're done here.
I've got you covered, ENFP!
(as long as you put your questions in writing instead of trying to talk to my face)
- INTP
@@JackyVSO So you're looking for the girlfriend in [insert foreign country here] package. I'm starting to think I'd be suited for that one too, just for the status without having to deal with the annoying parts of relationships like physical touch.
Date ENFP/INFP guys or very very mature INTJs and you'll be fine then.Though I understand that they're rare and the latter ones even rarer.
I'm an INFJ but this part validated me. I was recently writing this guy, and at one point, I'm just like "tell me about yourself--what are you passionate about?" and he repeated information he'd already told me--he was retiring and looking for a wife. I was like, "Really? That is the sum of your existence?" I tried to get him to elaborate... nothing. Not writing him anymore. I wrestled with whether I'm supposed to drag it out of him somehow, through a lot of casual chitchat, but I've come to the conclusion that if I have to drag it out of them like that, they're not the right person for me.
@@JackyVSO Writing is my medium too!
Ok Kristin, your hairstyles are ADORABLE. I love how your look changes to fit each personality!!!
Me too, I love how Kristin is so attentive to costumes and hairstyles for each type!
ENFP hairstyle is spot on every time, I confirmđ
ENTJ, I felt that. Complainers bother me so much when they have no intention of fixing their problems. I give them some advice, like "Spend less time on TikTok and more time studying", and then they make no changes in their lives and keep on complaining about the horrible unfairness of suffering for the consequences of their foolish decisions. Actions have consequences. People don't need to take my advice, but they do need to consider the possibility that repeating the same pattern of behavior while expecting different results does not work. Change requires effort, and, sometimes, solving the problem also solves the emotions.
The INTJ was spot on. Global stupidity is exactly what bothers me as an INTJ, and, yes, I absolutely would elaborate on it.
You started as an ENTJ and ended with INTJđ
this should of been thinkers verses feelers becuase as an intp I related to all the other thinking types.
As an INTJ that sometimes tests as an ENTJ, I agree with what the INTJ said in this video. The real pandemic is stupidity and cowardice. Having said that, Kristin, I love your channel and I love your work. You're awesome. Keep up the good work!
110% AGREE WITH YOU! The pandemic is nothing more then the Devil himself controlling a select group. That group is trying to control us because they are power hungry! But do not fear the Devil can and will not win. God has EVERYTHING under control! He will make good come out of this!!! -INTJ
YES! Both of you are spot on!! And as an INFP who is always right lol I agree that the PLANdemic is all about control and power. The government and media lie and donât care about our lives. They use fear as a manipulation tactic to give up freedom and hate the âotherâ group. I love INTJs minds. Just wish yâall could be better at emotional intelligence lol
@@Happy-hippy agree mate, thanks for speaking for and from our hearts :)
-INFJ
@@ForeverFashionGirl21 yes and yes and yes to infinity
As an INTJ, I could not relate more to the INTJ in the skit.
Stupidity in all itâs forms bothers me, including my own occasional stupidity (or simply unoptimal decision making). Einstein was right when he spoke about the infinites of the universe, one of them being human stupidity.
Despite this, most people seem blind to the enormity of stupidity that surrounds them, as if everything is fine, normal, and the way things should be. Stupidity has led to so much harm, and evil that is simply accepted or ignored.
I acknowledge human beings are inherently flawed creatures (very flawed) but we also have enormous potential for greatness. It is that greatness, and goodness (moral sense of the word) that I try to focus on, lest I drown in a sea of sadness and stupidity.
I also can relate to the INFJ being hard on herself, and I believe the ENTP being annoyed at others not changing their views despite true propositions, sound logic, and thus valid arguments.
At least I can focus on something I can control, which is myself. Perhaps through that, I may render the world a less stupid place, and potentially spread a decrease in stupidity to others.
Yup, you stole the words right out of my mouth. Most of the problems in this world come from hive minded individuals who believes that every word that comes from their trusted figure is gospel and never tries to question their agenda behind those words. Also, too much skepticism is also not good. We need to be able to differentiate what is good and what has deeper agendas behind others words. And that's where stupid people lack their critical thinking skills. They either trust too much information from one group/individual, or be skeptical about every thing in life.... the shit show that is covid pandemic is the best example for that.
Sorry if the rant was too big, have to vomit out this frustration built my anti vax acquaintances today, even though I literally am studying biotech and immunology for undergrad.
I like your thought process... what you are calling stupidity is actually what I call ignorance. Simply put, people not having all the facts and, in many cases, not caring to know. You said, "At least I can focus on something I can control, which is myself." True. And one way to that I would say is to not be too hard on yourself and on others. I like what you said about the fact that we as people have great potential. The key is to stay cool yourself and reach people at their level... just my thoughts as an ENTP
Could not agree more! Such a beautiful description of my life, feelings and thoughts I go through every single dayâŠ
What you and I see as stupidity is more likely ignorance, I hate ignorance because it causes injustice, people live in an illusion slowly falling into the rabbit hole of not knowing the difference between an illusion and reality, because their mind has set them to ignore and not care for so long. Especially nowadays with technology and media, people are so fucked up, and so freaking stupid (ignorant) and when you try to bring up the facts they treat you as the stupid one, why becouse you donât fit in the system, the stupid fucking system theyâve build into peoples mind and created that illusion, for what? For power. All tact power only leading to a downfall for humanity, and an upgrade for technology becouse we canât count on ourselves anymore but on others, because the system has set our brain to think that we donât have to think but only âtrustâ trust in what the data or the people? Cause I trust facts and reality not people that created the illusion.
This is what I go about and think every single day, and I always try to find a solution and ideas to end this stupidity, but I always end at the loop hole, and itâs innocent people dying, itâs when death arrives that people start to live and use their brain, if they even have own left.
In this world itâs control yourself before you become controlled by somebody else. Most people are controlled not in control, that is the part of the stupidity. And I think itâs funny, that itâs âeasierâ to control other people than yourself, this really proves how stupid and foolish humankind is, you canât fix yourself so you try to fix others into thinking the same way you do with no questions allowed (censuring) pathetic.
Well this text may be too long and may not make so much sense for some people, but these are my thoughts and a look at reality.
- INFJ
"Einstein was right when he spoke about the infinites of the universe, one of them being human stupidity. "
And then he said "I'm not sure about the universe". Which is good, because not only Planck has been beating him lately, but it's always a safety precaution not to speak in absolutes.
PS: signed: another INTJ
PPS: I do agree with the sketch a lot. The world was a mistake xD
I don't think this is a real Einstein quote
Hahahahaha the ENFP one is so relatable. Nothing screams: "I don't think we're gonna get along very well" to me than someone giving me a one word answer to a question that I probably spent my energy making and elaborating hoping I would get to the end of it knowing more about them.
YES
so shut out. Later I thought he may have gotten facial warts removed.
I asked an INTJ if he enjoyed his vacation. He answered " Private". I'm an ENFP and I felt so shut out.
@@jocelyneke6445 Girl that are a lot of amazing guys that will answer your questions with enthusiasm around :) I'm sure they'll show up eventually. If you need anything at all, I'm all ears. So sorry you had that experience.
As an ENTJ my thought was "people who want to complain about their problems while doing nothing to FIX said problems" so you nailed it lol đ
Ya, complaining is such a waste of time.
You got the INFP wrong. Our beliefs and values are very strong, absolutely. But also, INFPs will stand up for the beliefs and values of others, even if not aligned with their own.
Yeah, maybe this video is showcasing unhealthy Fi.
This video is showcasing our pet peeve by insulting our identity and purposefully misunderstanding us
@@hazinconflicted6514 Lol love that
INFPs will stand up for the beliefs of others unless their beliefs limit the freedoms of others or are very amoral in some way.
An idea: personalities interacting in introvet-extrovert pairs (NTPs, SFPs, NFJs etc.) in some scenario. Maybe a stupid get-to-know-each-other game on social event half of them don't know why they went to. Or anything, I'm just curious how Kristin would play out a INTP-ENTP situation. Also ENFJ giving INFJ unasked therapy should be interesting
Seems interesting
I'm an INTP. ENTP are my best friends, we have the same dark humor and we both hate stupid laws or reglementations. Very good idea by the way.
Yes! I want to see the NTPs in enthusiastic geek mode!
ENFP: Tells INFP about all their crazy adventures
INFP: That's everything I've ever wanted to do!
ENFP: Then why haven't you?
INFP: *shudders* Sounds absolutely terrifying.
I am the unasked life coach of my ENFJ friend, compared to her soft spots for people I am a badass.
INTP here: Genuinely never heard anyone else mention that! I'm glad I'm not alone in my pet peeve.
INFP was painfully inaccurate
These are fantastic!!!
I'm an (I think) INFJ married to an ESTJ. My care of DVDs/CDs drove him nuts and I think that streaming services are the only reason we're still married.
If I want to get to him, I just go up NEAR his books and pretend like I'm going to move things around or even shift one book out a hair.
And YES. I am absolutely my pet peeve. Except that the subtitles were even more true. So funny.
Omg the way ENTP said "THAT! That's (âŠ)" was exactly like a friend I had who is an ENTP when she wanted to make a point or prove something đŻđ
Yeah. They bait a specific response. My roommate gleefully reads Facebook and Twitter battles that heâs in to me and he knows exactly what response is next. Either they give him exactly what he wants and he cackles âaha!â Like the wicked with of the west or they donât respond at all.
You know (probably not) I'm an INTJ and I hate it when people say stupid things and they are so unsure that in a matter of seconds I can make the reconsidere their existenss
ENFP: One word answers! Why!
ISTJ: Uncleanliness.
The intj one was spot on! I'd definitely rant for a while if someone genuinely wanted to hear me out lol
I can talk for ever about the worlds problems and give the best device if only someone would take the time to listen!!!!
Iâd listen actually :) I love to understand peoples views on things if they are passionate about it.
@@sparklenights5421 well that's very kind of you :)
@@Happy-hippy LOL
"I want them to believe what i believe"
OMG!!! đđđđ
I guess you know me better than my parents đ
As an ENTP I feel deeply represented đ
My mother always complains that I don't accept it when she disagrees with me, but that I don't accept it either when she just agrees. The thing is, whether she agrees or not, I want to know the arguments for it đ€·
Glad they didnt put the ENTP and INTJ together, you gonna get an one hour non-break debate and discussion
But yeah, the 16 dueling
My supervisor is an ENTP (I'm an INTJ). When he's being honest, I really enjoy our chats, and we can definitely rant quite a bit during them, so true! However, he's sometimes just contrarian and defensive, which is off-putting and I'm pretty immediately done with the chat at that point, because it's inefficient and dishonest, two of my biggest pet peeves (though, yeah, stupidity is definitely high on the list, lol).
I think they did that during the haunted house one...
ENTPs can also get a lot of debate time by antagonizing an XNFP. I once got tricked into an argument with my ENTP sister by trying to explain to her that I was not in the mood to argue with her that day. I thought trying to explain it to her rationally would make her understand how her actions were making me feel, instead she ended up getting exactly what she wanted.
When you are about to âcomplainâ about missing âUKâ subtitles and then realize that you actually managed to watch the Patreon preview before the public release for once ⊠đ
In a universe somewhere, I am organised enough to early-release both
@@dearkristin The ISFJ's universe, if this video is a clue.
INFP's is pretty spot on, in my opinion. Debated with an INFP friend, in a group of four, and managed to convince everyone but him that the opening to The Mandalorian needed to have a stronger character to follow. (Story structure is something I am fairly well versed in.) ~ INTP
(Also, being unable to find accurate information is definitely a pet peeve of mine. Plus misinformation, like lies or logical fallacies.)
I'm an INTJ.
When the class was having a deep conversation about the negative effects of technology I had to interrupt the entire conversation just to talk about how it's all the fault of our stupid economic system and unrealistic ideals that can't see what are the actual problems no one talks about.
I think this video relates.
Entj here. You seem to have some good points. Well, if you are willing to elaborate more I'd like to hear what you have to say.
I'm an INFJ, and I agree with your points. Could you elaborate a little more on your viewpoints?
What kind of technology had you meant? Like info coming largely from FB, with its algorithm and curating?
When my class talked about technology I told them that those are objects and if they want to blame anyone then they should blame who ever uses them
@@jameswilkerson4412 probably phones and algorithms
i'm starting to think that maybe i still don't fully understand the 16 types but i'm able to guess who is who because of how good kristin's acting is !!
I'm not sure if I quite agree with you on the INFP here... It makes me sad when people don't believe what I believe, but my pet peeve is more when they won't even listen or engage with me when I am taking about what I believe. You don't have to agree with me as much as be willing to hear me out and trust that I truly believe it, deeply! (I've had conversations where people just pass off what I'm saying as silliness, or act like I couldn't have good reasons to do what I do... That's a pet peeve for sure!)
The captions are so accurate, though!!
Werewolf is my favorite party game of all time. I love subtly accusing people of being a murderous beast, when Iâm the one secretly killing people every night⊠What is wrong with me?
- an ENFJ
ENFJs legit scare me
- an ENFP
I think itâs because enfjs get to exercise the full range of emotional reading, understanding, and manipulation in a safe environment that doesnât hurt anyone since itâs just a game.
I don't think Kirsten realizes the dark side of us ENFJ's. From my experiences, we aren't really so sweet and naive. đ
@@-emir5484 Funny, because my ENFP daughter scares me.đł ~ENFJ
@@cathyhart3946 I guess the feeling is mutual (pls don't hurt me)
Every Friday we go to the library and the kids get to rent a DVD. Every Friday my ESTJ husband gets all annoyed when checking the DVDswe have to give back, because one of the kids always forgot to put the DVD back in its case. Thanks for making me smile. Yours truly, an INFP.
Opposites do attract!
INFP-ESTJ marriage! yes yes I know that there's more to people than MBTI, it's still cool to see đ
Honestly, these things tend to annoy Si users in general đ„Č even if their Si is 4th, it annoys them.
@@miahan8988 INTP here, so Si as third function, and yes, it annoys me.
@@bekah888 They do. It helps that we share the same 4 functions, only in different order. We can actually understand each other
Yup. Being dragged away from a project, and then being forced to establish for all eternity the "Biggest" of something. Asking an ISTP to objectively answer an ostensibly subjective question. What a twist of fate. Most cruel indeed.
Too true! This is why silence was invented. Working in silence is undervalued.
INTJ was 100% my husband (part of his appeal ^_~) and ENTJ was 100% me! Spot on & hilarious, Kristin. Great job! :D
My dadâs an istp, and the milk thing in the UK captions is sooo accurate đđ
I have 2 sisters and 1 brother and we all have our own pet peeves and the funny thing is my sister is an ESTJ and my brother is an ENFP so they argued with each other a lot and one time my brother scoop an ice cream using a *spoon* and my sister got so triggered because he didn't use ice cream scooper to scoop that ice cream and that argument went for almost 30 minutes.
I can only get along with my second sister who is an ESFP because she rarely stays at home and if she was home she doesn't really care what I want to do with her room because I tidy it up when she messes it. I gues being the only INFJ in the family is my biggest pet peeves đđ€Łđ and not to mention my father is an ENTP and my mom is an ISFJ but somehow they managed to hold this marriage for almost 30 years.
Your impersonations, insights into the cognitive functions and emotional perspectives of each MBTI personality is simply stellar. And so entertaining! Thank you for what youâre putting out there đ
As an ENFP, that was so on point lol, i complain so much so often to my friends for them not taking silly questions seriously or not trying to image or reimagine scenarios.
I'm ISTP and someone asked me what my pet peeves were the other day. I said 'when people ask me what my pet peeves are' lmao this is spot on
Feeling a little called out by that INFP one đ
For me, it's less that though and more they're not even willing to entertain the possibility or think about it at all, because I have shown them why my view is a logical one. If they give me something better than what I brought to the table, then fair enough, I eat my humble pie. But closedmindedness is what really rankles me. The other pet peeve I have is when someone says they don't like someone or something because "I just don't." When I dislike something, I try to have a reason (e.g. my least favorite song is "Shape of You" because it's an ode to objectification, and the song is such an earworm that the lyrics I hate get stuck in my head for hours), so it feels either like someone's being judgemental or they just don't want to put any thought into it, both of which bother me to no end.
Oh, and when people don't put in any effort and I know they can, because I hate that they're selling themselves short.
I totally agree with your 2nd pet peeve. Like itâs easier to understand WHY somebody dislikes something when the have a reason for it. My example is that I donât like the colour pink, why? Because I feel trapped in the specific gender stereotype of âpink is a girls colourâ or âpink is meant for girlsâ which I find highly stupid.
Also nice to see someoneother than the INFP is crying for a change
Back when I had dandruff I would flake out on everything.
HAHA
She makes us (ENTP) seems sooooo devonaire in every video and I Stan
Pro tip for everyone: if you want to say F* You to anyone without using the actual words but still be pretty clear about your intentions, ask your local helpful ISTP friend! 100% delivery guarantee! They will strike where it hurts the most!
Warning: In most cases we are unaware of the emotional reactions of said sentences, or we are perfectly aware but don't give a sh. Converse at your own risk!
True
We (enfp) are very enthusiastic about other people's weirdness. So I'm not sure if we have any pet peeves at allđ€·ââïž Except for toxic forms of communication, I hate those.
I'm an ENFP and my only pet peeve is what she said in the video about one word answers. Also, I have another that I just thought about. I don't like it when people try to touch me or invade my personal space without my consent. It shows they don't respect me.
@@ninaportoc true about personal space!đŻ Just because you're nice, doesn't mean you're ready to communicate 24 hours a day) This is not obvious to everyone)
It's been two years so idk if you'll see this but what do you mean by toxic forms of communication?
ENTJ/INTJ are 10000%% accurateđđ
I read the title as â16 personalities and their petsâ
And now I need that video XD
The English (United Kingdom) captions are hilarious!!
Dear kristin heyyy I luv ur work, especially on the esfp. But the isfj ( me) is sadly lacking in personality. We dont just run around making sure everyone has what they need and cooking till we burn out, we are also passionate and feriously protective, and get involved in work like nursing and firefighting to help people, and we make great breadwinners and parents:) Thanks for the content!
as an INFP i can honestly agree to this. of course i respect other peopleâs opinions, but câmon, my opinions always allow more room for evolution.
(and the worst thing is that i usually run away from such arguments cuz iâll end up crying while trying to get them understand it because iâm passionate about the topic but the other person will either pity me or hold a grudge, so i just avoid talking to people about stuff i disagree with their opinions on)
yeah I'm an ENFP and i relate the the INFP one as well. Like, my perspective is extremely varied, if I'm passionate about something, it's because I've looked at it from every angle humanly possible. It's a very good opinion, and it's correct, plus ratio, plus eat my microwave door.
bad for your health
there might also be some zodiac cancer in your natal chartsâŠ
INFP was painfully inaccurate
@@hazinconflicted6514 true but for most infpâs I guess. I personally didnât relate to it even tho I am an infp.
Oh my gosh, the INTJ one was so accurate. I'm an INFJ, but I have an INTJ friend who has literally told me his plans to live in a bunker in the mountains before (he was only half joking) and also occasionally complains about society today, particularly the media. Don't get me wrong, though, he actually has many great insights and notices things that nobody else does, but he also believes in a couple crazy conspiracy theories. It makes me wonder how he can be so intelligent and observational and yet also so set in his own beliefs.
As a side note, he is very witty and tells very good original jokes.
Itâs true, as an INFJ we tend to turn inwards when it comes to problems we face. âItâs not you, itâs meâ was invented by usâŠ.lol -Dear Kristin, thank you for the variety of type videos youâre putting out.
I enjoy these. đ
I'm an INFP and I feel that too. Growing up, everyone made it seem like any mistakes in communication were my fault and having everyone say the same thing over and over leaves a lasting impact on ones self worth. Not helped that I was a feeling type in a family of mostly thinking types.
I thought ISTJ would be INTJ at first until they started talking and having such elaborate explanations. The ISTJ one though was perfect!
The istj pun made my day
I love how you keep coming up with these super ideas, just brilliant. The ENTP was right on the mark... "C'mon, take a stand, believe in something" !!
Oh and by the way, also love how you find a way to include scripture in your skits... Really Kool. Really!
I never ever comment, but I just need to say this is absolutely amazing. Keep it up. All of your videos are. Accurate.
Wow, those INFP subtitles really made me want to punch Fi in the face. Then I realized there is a Ti version of what the INFP was doing that humbled me a bit. It roughly goes like this: "So, I was carefully explaining why I thought my ideas were logically sound and someone called them 'immoral' and 'unethical,' and they then proceeded to not explain their thought process to me. You know, I think there's a place for feelings somewhere in this world, but I haven't been able to put it in my grand framework of how the world works just yet." Sincerely, an INTP.
I think that's exactly the equivalent, you got it pretty spot on. I say this, looking at it from the other side.
As for the place that feelings take in this world, my personal thoughts on the matter are that feelings do have a logical base behind them. There's the psychological aspect: the ways in which we act, feel and treat people are indicative of the ways in which we ourselves were treated in childhood, and the messages we were given about the feelings we expressed (of course, some people with a lot of hard work and internal examination manage to change learned negative behaviours). There's the chemical aspect: you know, serotonin, dopamine, etc. There's the sociological aspect: as much as people say things like "facts don't care about feelings", it is people, driven by *both* emotion and logic that make decisions which influence both themselves and others, in both major and minor ways. There's the health aspect: mental health is very real and has very real consequences on people. There's probably many more aspects, I'm failing to mention.
There's a lot of things in this world that show that feelings and emotions can very logically be explained (otherwise the ENFJ wouldn't have anything to do). I just think that a lot of people in the world are keen on invalidating people's feelings, because in a world that values logic, it is the easiest way to take down the other person's argument, invalidate and possibly humiliate that person in the process - thereby securing a 'logical' win for themselves. If you anger someone by attacking their values or the things they care about, they will get worked up and look less credible in comparison. I have learned the hard way, that if instead of tackling your argument with reasoning they attack your values and minimize your emotions, they are most likely not looking to fight fair. But that's just my take on it! Thanks for your comment. Sincerely, an INFP.
My entire being is reverberating in agreement with the INTJ
#taxthestupidpeople
The INFJ was painfully accurate! đđ But the INFP was pretty relatable too đ
INFP was painfully inaccurate
@@hazinconflicted6514 Maybe what Kristin said for INFPs should have been an alternative response for INFJs. What would you say is a common pet peeve for INFPs?
@@kierstenh8197 Well being misinterpreted in a negative way is definitely one, or misinterpreted at all
Another one is when we work really hard on something and we get an âokayâ
Damn I love those subtitles ! Whoever watches these video without it truly missing something. The only dowside is that a 3 minutes long video turn into a 10 minutes one as I have to pause it to focus on both the subtitle and the audio ^^
Aside from that, I'm in the middle of an exitential crisis : am I an INTJ or an INTP ? I relate so much to both of them and the more I learn about personality types and cognitive function (It's been two weeks I've done nothing but that), the more I'm lost between the two types.
PS : The all Wikipedia (my favortie website
"It's been two weeks I've done nothing but that" INTP
"When a word intrigues me..." is the most INTP thing Kristin ever said
Great job as always Kristin! I just finished watching Inventing Anna on Netflix and your ENTJ was scarily similar to the way Anna Sorokin is presented in the series. I donât like typing real people, but I thought that was interesting lol
I just love how accurate sheâs every time -infj
My love for you is not trolling, Kristin!
Huge if true! Thank you!
The ENTP was SPOT ON!!!đ
YES! As an ENFP, I can honestly say this is very accurate. It drives me mad when I ask a friend how they are and they just reply with âgoodâ, âgood thanksâ or âfineâ. I crave connection and relationship, not a conversation with a brick wall đ I love your videos, Kristin, theyâre so entertaining! Thank you for all the work you and your loved ones put into them â€ïž
I'm infp but my pet peeve is also stupidity. Also dotn really agree with the infp part. I mean as long as they understand where I'm coming from, I don't really care if they agree with me or not
Impressively accurate ISTP portrayal.
THE INFP ONE JUMPSCARED ME AT 1 AM stop being so accurate â ïž
now im scrolling through comments seeing other INFPs not relating, which disappoints me a bit,, but that just means you guys are healthier lmao. the beliefs this video refers to is Moral beliefs. do we believe in individual values? yes. but do we like ours the most? yes. our values evolve all the time, but at some point we don't want to be alone in them and get upset when people oppose them for reasons we find invalid. at some point we'd really prefer our moral beliefs to have an impact. it's not about winning an argument, it's about judging the morality of the other person based on our weird standards
This is why I am in love with INTJ.
INFP-
As an INFJ, I could relate to the INFJ some - but I could also relate to the ISTP. I hate being interrupted in the middle of a task! Especially with pointless nonsense!
Also an INFJ and totally agree! But watch it again with the subtitles because there's a lot more story there for the INFJ.
I must say, though, I drive myself more crazy than anyone else drives me. Usually.
YUP!
I relate to the ESTP, INTP, ESTJ, ENTP, ISTP, ENTJ, INFJ and INTJ ones so much lol
So you relate with half of the types. I guess you are an IENSTFJP đđ
Your INTJ is the living embodiment of my inner monologue (I'm an INTJ, but I grew up around a bunch of feelers so I end up not really saying much of it out loud unless around people I trust a lot).
As an ISTP, this is perfect
I was about to say that the INTP could also be me with the difference that I would notice immediately when a linked word would lead to a nonexistent article before clicking on it (Se aux vs. Se blind spot). But then I realized the INTP actually means random words without any link at all.
PS: There are other sources than Wikipedia. Just double click the word, CMD+C, CMD+T, CMD+V, ENTER, and you have a new browser tab with a Google search for that word.*
And in my case I would probably cross check both the English and German versions of Wikipedia for that word first.
* assuming a Chromium based browser on macOS with Google as the default search engine.
Thank you for being the hero that we all needed, Michael!
I'd just google the word.
And then search it in another engine because Alphabet Corp is a liar.
Hmm CMD+T ay? I'll have to use that one more often
Hahaha ha you all saved my day. đ Yesterday I started to look for caring for my heating and it ended with the boring billion. đ
Hehe, I guessed the INTP, INFP, ENTP, ESFJ, ENTJ, INFJ, ENFJ, INTJ and the ISTJ đ
I feel like this video is *really* accurate, more than a lot of other videos I've seen, according to my own experiences with the types
For me, I *felt* the INFP part more intensely than I did on most other videos, but regardless, I just let people believe what they believe, because I'd rather not argue with them, specially with something I can't rationally prove... Besides, I don't wanna be someone who forces their beliefs onto others if they're uncomfortable with it, that's just not right (Bonus: Because of past, hurtful experiences, I don't even really try to discuss my deepest opinions with people I'm not *super* close to *at all* anymore... The experiences resulted in two of my former best friends leaving me, due to misunderstanding my beliefs, and it completely broke me...)
For the ISTP, the word 'milk' is *so* random, why did you choose exactly that word? That was on a whole new level of accuracy, because my ISTP sibling is pretty much obsessed with it, and would *actually* say that đ
I can *definitely* see my ENFP friend saying that đ Gladly, I've never heard it from them because I always think deeply about the questions they ask me, and I ask them similar questions back, and if that's not enough, I usually *ask* them to ask me questions that I'd give *very* detailed answers to (Questions like my views and opinions on things and the characters, story plots, backstories I've made for them are usually the ones which have the most detailed answers)
As for the ISTJ and cleanliness... Welp, let's just say that I get a lecture every time my ISTJ dad sees me spilling something, picking at my nails or anything of the sort đ
Thanks once again for uploading, Kristyyyy đ I kinda feel like you've been uploading more frequently since recently... (Or maybe that's just my imagination because I checked the dates and they were pretty much the same pattern) Anyway, don't feel pressured to upload on that pattern and if you need a break because of IRL stuff or anything, then take it đ Make sure to take care of yourself and stay healthy too, alright? đ€đ
INFP was painfully inaccurate
"I want them to believe what I believe"....oof called me out with that one
When people take everything you say offensively
~ENTP
At least ENTP knows how to âmaskâ. INTPs always say offensive things and doesnât understand why people get so upset at something factually obvious.
@@justinwhite2725 yes, usually we do mask, but itâs the terrible ESFJs that get offended at everything. Literally everything. Letâs just say i donât get along with them the greatest lollllll
@@eleanorelliott I kinda find this a bit funny. In my family, the ESFJ is the only one that is willing to put up with the ENTP anymore. Even the ESTP refuses to deal with her and he doesn't take anything seriously.
@@Takisan111 lolllllllll that sounds about right. weâre pretty much arch enemies lol
OMG Kristin I am an ENTJ and have said those EXACT words verbatim! Are you a wizard. I HATE when people come to me, complain, do not take my advice and I tell them to beat it. I have told my relatives to trust that I am the smartest person they know and to just listen to me because they are not going to learn or research the information on their own and to just let me do the thinking for them. I swear some of them would walk into a wood-chipper if no one steered them away.
"I'm an INFJ."
INTJ skit: **Exists**
"...I'm INFJ with Te tendencies...I think..." **Takes personality test for the 3,873rd time**
Iâve definitely dealt with an INFP like that. Unhealthy Fi for sure!
>ISTJ
>States one word
>Refuses to elaborate
>Leaves
some of these are so relatable tho I FEEL IT DEEP IN MY SOUL
Straight up acted out Ryan and Cameron, or...? Hahahaha. Also, MAN your ENFP resonated with me here. đ€Ł I love seeing these 'quick succession' skits where your keen ability to physically replicate microexpressions is so clear and we can all fully appreciate the sophistication of your acting!! Another one knocked outta the park, sisp! đ„°đ„°
Hahaha you bet! Thanks, sispix!
Your content is skyrocketing ngl...
The "Tell me everything about you so that I can have a brief thrill and then forget you exist thereafter!!!!!" hit much too close to home :') (even the overuse of exclamation marks is spot on!!!!!)
Love the accuracy of the ENFP one and the tshirt is great too! I want one!
- ENFP
Kristin, I caught your interview with Fr. Robert McTiegue on the radio last week. Your Aussie accent is the only reason I didnât immediately change channels when I heard MBTI. I always thought it was just some random letters wimps used to justify being whiney babies, but your explanation of cognitive functions opened my eyes. MBTI actually can offer valuable insight into understanding other people, and where we might be deficient.
And an excuse for wimps to justify being whiney babies ;)
Absolutely! Glad you got something out of the interview đđ
@@dearkristin You educate well, and your humor on this channel is excellent. The so-called âpersonality type trainingsâ the school or office hold do a major disservice when they reduce the system to a quick game of would you rather before spitting out some letters and a horoscope
@@arbiterofuntruth6098 MBTI is a great descriptive tool, but loads of people want it to be narrow down the future for them. It's not a Magic 8 (cognitive functions) Ball.
I am an ENFP, and yes. When I ask you a question about yourself, I fully expect to sit hear and listen to you pour out your every thought to me. If you elect not to, Iâll dig for it. Gently, of course, Iâm not a pig.
Here piggie piggie
I think I'm in love with that INTJ.
My pet peeve is the polar opposite of the INFP's: I hate when someone insists on changing my opinion on something without the ability to agree to disagree. The belief that an opinion is the truth turns me off.
-- INTJ
INFP was painfully inaccurate
We donât try to force our opinions on others
This ENFJ absolutely LOVES Parcels :D Nice T-shirt
Iâm gonna be honest and say that the INFP one is a pretty accurate for me personally, I feel like everyone has a right to their own opinions and beliefs but I get so confused and upset when people arenât able to believe in mine, like they say itâs wrong or donât explore the possibility of it being right!
As an INTP, I relate the most to the INTP, the INTJ, and the ISTP. Also, kind of to the ENTP. I relate to the INTxs the most though.
it' official. I am now an ESTJ and an ENTJ. And ESTP and ESFP and ISFP. :D
ISTP - yeah, that would be annoying; also, my biggest pet peeve is phone answering systems - JUST GIVE ME A HUMAN BEING!!!!!! ARRRRGGGGGHHHH!!!! haha. also, I gotta wonder how long it takes you to make these vids considering you change your shirt and hair everytime - I find myself anticipating which hair style I'll like the most (ENFP this time haha).
Thanks Kristin - You absolutely nailed the INTJ, he said from his mountain bunker...