I tested INTP for a job about 10 years ago, but didn’t really start obsessing over it until recently while trying to figure out why I want to be around people but they absolutely EXHAUST me. I’m a thinker first and a feeler only if I absolutely have to be. But, my parents both died when I was 14 and I didn’t have time to feel, I had to figure out where I was going to live. So, I see feelings as wasted energy and it’s really made human relationships difficult for me. I just found you guys and I was up til like midnight watching your videos from 7 years ago. I love how you explain things. I like being able to say, YES! That really makes sense to my logical brain.
My mom is an INTP and she gets maaaad lol. She thinks she has control over her emotions, but when she says that, me and my brother look at each other and are like:”noooooo!”
@@zinasantana Nonsense. I'm intp and i know perfectly clearly why i get angry. I'm sure as heck not gonna tell you though, that'd be a waste of energy, probably because you wouldn't understand or want to understand. I mean I'd be capable of explaining, but i choose not to. Here are things that piss me off: -my little brothers making noise, keeping me from thinking clearly -people expecting me to act in a way that's non-intp (such as expecting me to actually talk to other humans) -stupidity and groupthink (i don't blame individual people for this, i hate society for it and i resent evolution for having made people so stupid)
ENTJ and I relate 100%. I don’t get angry often and I’m a generally calm, in-control, ‘happy’ person, but once I reach my limit, man, it really is like a demon possesion. People get scared.
INTP here, and it doesn't always come out in anger. Sometimes it can be shaking with confusion or weird crying. But that's extremely rare when things have built up for a long time. There's a documentary about humankind coming out of Africa and the narrator is so in his head then suddenly he starts crying uncontrollably. People interpreted it as compassion, but it was just balance coming into the system to address the excessive rationality.
I do have demon Fe. When it comes out, i lash out at people because i feel cornered and helpless. Until some time passes and then i get so ashamed and guilty but don't find the courage to say sorry although i just show that I am sorry.
Or you just forget to say sorry. Or just have increased anxiety around them because you don't want to hurt them or embarass yourself infront of them any more than you already have, which just makes things worse!😒😕
@@tigress1girl yeah... 'cause I was explaining how inferior demon Fe can act. Were they talking about Fe being last, or do they misunderstand what Fe is? Or is it that they have demon feeling, and it is that the Fi is coming out because it is neglected, and then their Fe inferior snaps them out of it because they're an IxTP?
As an INTP, I used to get angry easily as a kid. (Basically, until I started to think it was stupid) Dunno if I would really blame demon Fe or simply too much DBZ, though. Eitheir way, it was a bit of an act on my part, because I could calm down/move on if I wanted to, but I dunno, I was angry like I was *supposed* to be ? Nowaday, I just don't bother and move on directly, but I guess being a snob isn't much better
I am reading a super good book by Robert Greene called the Laws of Human Nature and the 1st chapter is all about recognizing your emotions and not letting them control you. Super good book!
I relate to that self-emotions disconnect so bad. I think most Ti saviours go through a phase where they wish they could get rid of their emotions entirely and I still have that often. It's like my emotions just hold me back. Somebody is being a prick to me and I could own them in four words, but my emotions keep me from doing it. And it all just ends up exploding at some point and I didn't accomplish anything. I just want my emotions to work with me, instead of against me.
wow, it's amazing how much can I learn here about myself and others. I tried to get rid of my emotions aka become a psychopath, but I had no idea that it's so common. over the time I became so emotionally numb the only deep emotion left I experienced not so long ago was anger, so now I cherish every little emotional moment. but do I regret it all? not really. I learned not to bottle-up my emotions, so I think this 'anger-phase' was there to lose the heat and prevent me from doing the same in the future.
I work in adult foster care, and one of the people I served was so similar to Theo Von it's uncanny. Even has a similar face. So much demon emotionality. I think this person may have been an INTP or ENTP, because they had some demon Si stuff going on as well. The conspiracy theories would flow. Constantly paranoid about people and things people might be doing and saying behind the scenes. We got along really well, he was going to get kicked out of his placement but we started to bond when I started talking about Star Wars with him. He didn't even like Star Wars, but as soon as I brought it up, he started realizing I was not out to get him. He moved to a new location, but I got to see him again. He was smoking a cigarette and chewing tobacco simultaneously. It was good seeing that he was generally doing well though.
I'm a mild-mannered, cheerful sort of person, but it was that rage demon that led me to want to bury all emotions long ago in my teens, though I never could, of course. I was particularly uncomfortable with anger's control of my behavior. There's something special about it. Anger feels too intense, too aggressive. Is it a cultural bias bestowed on me as a female? Sharing thoughts and feelings truly is key. I still struggle to express anger without causing that defensiveness that ends discussion (tone matters; my Ti is good at inadvertently insulting without cussing)., but that is one way my Fe demon is tamed: with language that expresses anger non-violently.
I would have guessed ENTP. The control issue comes from his inferior Si, his desire to help others from tertiary Fe which is aspirational. He's fast and witty, a wordsmith, which is his Ne dom. But the anger he's talking about is his PoLR Fi. When you're not very in touch with your emotions (sadness, desire, passion), everything gets interpreted as anger because it blows up on you when you try to express it.
My therapist said that there was no need for reasons when it came to feeling a certain way... I still have trouble understanding that. I can sometimes pinpoint exactly what makes me upset/worried, but not all the time and when I can't, it's even more upsetting... and sometimes, people just think I'm upset when I'm mostly just annoyed. Instead of locking up a gremlin, it's just a general feeling of discomfort. Like my emotions tend to bubble up, explode like a volcano, then calm down just as quickly sometimes. Like, people shit their pants when this happens for the first time in front of them because I'm not someone that gets upset or sad easily. Where I really lose my shit is when I feel like I'm either losing control or freedom. That's the only time when it's pretty expeditive lol
I think another way to shore up a weaker function is to recast it in terms of other functions. Like, your thoughts and feelings are also objects that you can sense and organize into patterns. For me, it was thinking about emotions as a heuristic analysis system, similar to AIs. It's a tunable, rapid-response adaptive network that I can feed and water to give me useful, complementary insights as I am analyzing human systems and how I relate to them.
Interesting little detail about how this is where you got the word demon from. It's helped me further confirm my self-typing. I'm getting pretty firm on demon Fe, same as this guy, except mine's masculine. Since this guy has anger issues, getting swept away by the feelings, I'd guess that he has feminine Fe. The thing inside of me that I consider like an evil that has to be held back is a manipulative psycho that emotionally controls people. I'm quite sure I'd be able to do that if I wanted to, and I can't allow myself to become that. I'd somehow not linked that sense of internal evil that has to be locked away to my bottom function yet.
That’s really interesting... I’ve often thought of my emotions and everything I’ve buried as being a demon chained in the basement. I’ll lose my temper (which is INTENSE) and feel like a completely different person. Hmmm, I’ve thought I’m an INFJ but I wonder if this means I’m an INTP?
He's a lot like my coworker. They must have a similar personality. She is always angry about things (people, to be more precise,) and eager to vent about them for hours.
I really like Theo; I've watched at least 12 podcasts from the last seven years or so, full of him telling stories and chinwagging with an assortment of other comics, and chunks of totally solo kind of melancholy parts of him on his own. I really, really think he's a Feeler. To me he seems an emotionally warm and sensitive person who's striving to get over his fears and insecurities and to become more authentic in his expression and in touch with his feelings, (as he talks about in that clip) because he grew up being treated little better than a junkyard dog. I can see why you might have picked that clip of him as an exemplar because the comparative lack of sophistication and awareness in knowing his own emotions *does* seem to be at a level that wouldn't be surprising in a youngish male T-dom. But even in footage of some of his most fucked-up interview and some performance, just before rehab a few years ago, he still was giving me numbed-out major F vibes waaaaaaay more than T ones. He talks onstage and in interview sometimes about a really rough 'white trash' Louisiana childhood full of neglect and poverty. I get an impression of a 'hurt little boy inside' who isn't confident in showing who he is not because he doesn't have prominent F (Fi? -- I keep flopping back and forth on which), but rather because he never had good mirroring or attached love as a kid. Seems I'm only right about 75 -- 80% of the time on first type guesses, though, so . . . [shrug] And he's not been an easy one for me to formulate a confident one about, beyond the F thing. I think watching an Ari Shaffir (ENTP?) rant on JRE then seeing the huge Feels-o-Meter contrast between Shaffir and Theo talking on This Past Weekend would lead a body away from thinking Von's a T. I wouldn't be too surprised if he turned out to be an ISFP, in fact. I've become acquainted with some who are total dudes in every visual, fashion, behavioral, interests aspect but who are also very watchful and tender, emotionally. Now I have to wonder if he's a 'jumper' and that's why I hit the wall a way's back in trying to guess further about him. I'll be interested in what comes out if he gets typed within the OP system!
@@EnidFPatternson just the way he uses se and ni... and also his lifestyle is very typical for someone that basically say no thanks to establishing himself.(inferior fe). no family, no smart phone just traveling and making jokes...
@@torshops your guess better accounts for a bunch of behavioral features, like all Shaffir's (literallly!) shitty pranks; macho hijinx and yelling; fightiness, even unto actual blows when he's really mad (i.e., he's kinetic); his idiosyncratically nomadic-hermit 'fuck-offs' to the world and worldly success, like you said; strong, uncompromising and unyielding logic but (like Von too, come to think of it) without as much wacky ideation as we usually see with lead Ne; huge pothead, haha . . . You've got me 90% round to your view. Thanks. It's neat!
This is the biggest difference IMO between the IXTP and the EXTP. Because having Se/Ne vs Ti 1st or 2nd slot seems to make less of difference than having Fe 3rd or 4th. Or in DSP terms, single decider vs double decider.
Based on what I'm seeing, it seems like Theo Von is ISTP. The way his eyes move like he is trying to be aware of everything in the room suggests he has Se. Combining that with his obvious lead Ti would mean ISTP.
I thought it was obvious from the way he seems to want to start throwing punches when he gets angry haha. Definitely Se. If he is lead Ti, he'd have to be ISTP. Also seems way more likely for a comedian than INTP.
@Mr. Spaghetti I'm not going argue that more information isn't needed. That was just my initial guess. I have noticed that eye motion is often a good indicator of observer functions. His eyes were moving all over the room in a very precise and discrete manner like he was trying to see everything in the present. That is very Se. However, I dont claim to be an expert in this, and it is possible that I'm wrong. I'm very willing to hear counter-arguments.
@@VTdarkangel I agree, after watching him several times, he's an extroverted sensor. Some people find him extremely funny, that's why I watched, it all went straight over my head. His humor is dry and cleverly timed, but didn't tickle my extroverted intuition at all. Instead it puts me to sleep, and miss the humor most times. He's a great story teller, but always talks about actions and what's is going on, not the what could be. He's an over obvious extroverted sensor in my book.
I get like this every time I’m PMSing it’s awful. Sometimes I freak out and break down yelling and crying because I’m so overwhelmed and I don’t know how to deal with it and I just want it to go away.
From my (INFJ) observations, INTP's do get angry with really small, "insignificant" things. But I do agree with them on the control and emotions aspect.
I’m an ESFP 3w2 and the type that always explodes at me in rage is ISTP. It’s a weird relationship I have with them. Most of the time it’s pally and funny and then every now and then it’s a huge argument where something I say pisses them off and they just FLIP. I never know what is but I think it’s me inferring that there may be another way to look at a situation. They see this as me saying they’re wrong.
Awe, don't laugh at the dog. He is just being a dog. We anthropomorphasize dogs, assigning human traits to them, and then mistreat/underestimate/misunderstand them based on our own false assumptions. Screaming at your dog is a surefire way to destroy trust between you and your dog. As a former dog trainer who knows dog psychology, that clip was painful to watch. Not funny in the least.
Oh God...Listening to this guy feels like looking in a mirror.. Totally me right there! Except maybe the fact that my response would rather be guilt and deception.. Which could be (i guess) considered as self-hatred. That demon Fe has really been a struggle for me since a few years now. I'm progressively getting a hang of it but boy, did it mess up with my ability to maintain relationships and making new connections... I feel so not in touch with myself most of the time.. It feels so weird, it's like I'm two persons in one.. It messes up with your head, you know...
He sounds like a double decider to me. It's not about the people, its the thing here You sometimes just get sick of understanding all the sides. You're used to your demon not working. If i'm an INFJ and chaos finds you unawares, that's annoying but the usual problem you run into. I'm always late or losing things so that makes sense when it happens again. When i'm a double decider and I, me the person who I consider good with people and understanding all the perspectives, it's very annoying. It seems so simple, why wouldn't it work
Mr. Spaghetti, I felt the same growing up. I’m an ENFP and my mom is an ISTJ. When you are away from manipulative people who bring out your demons, you will have the freedom to experience the world (Ne/Se) and develop your own identity (Fi/Ti) without the obligations to live up to the expectations of authority. But you must make smart decisions for yourself and have patience!
Mr. Spaghetti Sorry you’re going through that. Sadly, sometimes the best decision is to limit the time you spend with anyone that drains you and seek therapy from the loved ones that want to lift you up as Dave mentioned. Don’t expect your mother to change, instead withdraw your obligations to her so that you may focus on improving yourself.
Double decider, doesn't like to be contolled, angry but fair, wordsmith: sounds like me so I say ESTP even though Fe not really a demon, I think (?) Or if single decider then istp.
Mika25797 HD They’re opposites. Intuition/Sensing are opposites. Thinking/Feeling are opposites. And the introvert/extrovert charges are obviously opposites too. So if I have Ni first, then I must have Se Last. Or if I have Si first, I must have Ne last.
I tested INTP for a job about 10 years ago, but didn’t really start obsessing over it until recently while trying to figure out why I want to be around people but they absolutely EXHAUST me. I’m a thinker first and a feeler only if I absolutely have to be. But, my parents both died when I was 14 and I didn’t have time to feel, I had to figure out where I was going to live. So, I see feelings as wasted energy and it’s really made human relationships difficult for me. I just found you guys and I was up til like midnight watching your videos from 7 years ago. I love how you explain things. I like being able to say, YES! That really makes sense to my logical brain.
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How did they both die?
@@kindauncool Drugs and stupidity.
My mom is an INTP and she gets maaaad lol. She thinks she has control over her emotions, but when she says that, me and my brother look at each other and are like:”noooooo!”
Funny enough I've noticed the exact same issue in Fe doms
Nina Santana I know, that’s what confuses me. An ENFJ I know gets really angry too.
@@idar3703 it's not so much about them GETTING angry, cause everybody gets angry. It's about them not being able to explain WHY they're angry.
@@zinasantana Nonsense. I'm intp and i know perfectly clearly why i get angry. I'm sure as heck not gonna tell you though, that'd be a waste of energy, probably because you wouldn't understand or want to understand. I mean I'd be capable of explaining, but i choose not to.
Here are things that piss me off:
-my little brothers making noise, keeping me from thinking clearly
-people expecting me to act in a way that's non-intp (such as expecting me to actually talk to other humans)
-stupidity and groupthink (i don't blame individual people for this, i hate society for it and i resent evolution for having made people so stupid)
Same!!!
Okay yeah... I definitely have demon Fe... Ive named that part of me "the emo monster" before
@Mr. Spaghetti what point are you trying to male with that CZcams link😂😂😂
The hulk?
I call it the emos too
ENTJ and I relate 100%. I don’t get angry often and I’m a generally calm, in-control, ‘happy’ person, but once I reach my limit, man, it really is like a demon possesion. People get scared.
ENTJs unleashes their anger direct at what/who make them angry. INTPs dont do that, they bottle up and explodes with other people.
+@@RenatoMartel835 Sounds like you just said the same thing
INTP here, and it doesn't always come out in anger. Sometimes it can be shaking with confusion or weird crying. But that's extremely rare when things have built up for a long time. There's a documentary about humankind coming out of Africa and the narrator is so in his head then suddenly he starts crying uncontrollably. People interpreted it as compassion, but it was just balance coming into the system to address the excessive rationality.
I do have demon Fe. When it comes out, i lash out at people because i feel cornered and helpless. Until some time passes and then i get so ashamed and guilty but don't find the courage to say sorry although i just show that I am sorry.
Or you just forget to say sorry.
Or just have increased anxiety around them because you don't want to hurt them or embarass yourself infront of them any more than you already have, which just makes things worse!😒😕
Oh yall spittin🗣💦
why is that Fe and not Fi though?
@@tigress1girl yeah... 'cause I was explaining how inferior demon Fe can act. Were they talking about Fe being last, or do they misunderstand what Fe is?
Or is it that they have demon feeling, and it is that the Fi is coming out because it is neglected, and then their Fe inferior snaps them out of it because they're an IxTP?
As an INTP, I used to get angry easily as a kid. (Basically, until I started to think it was stupid)
Dunno if I would really blame demon Fe or simply too much DBZ, though. Eitheir way, it was a bit of an act on my part, because I could calm down/move on if I wanted to, but I dunno, I was angry like I was *supposed* to be ?
Nowaday, I just don't bother and move on directly, but I guess being a snob isn't much better
I am female and I feel as a female INTP I have slightly better feeling than the examples here. THank goodness
Fe = empathy , fairness, caring about others.
Why isn't that Fi though?
I am reading a super good book by Robert Greene called the Laws of Human Nature and the 1st chapter is all about recognizing your emotions and not letting them control you. Super good book!
I relate to that self-emotions disconnect so bad. I think most Ti saviours go through a phase where they wish they could get rid of their emotions entirely and I still have that often. It's like my emotions just hold me back. Somebody is being a prick to me and I could own them in four words, but my emotions keep me from doing it. And it all just ends up exploding at some point and I didn't accomplish anything. I just want my emotions to work with me, instead of against me.
wow, it's amazing how much can I learn here about myself and others. I tried to get rid of my emotions aka become a psychopath, but I had no idea that it's so common. over the time I became so emotionally numb the only deep emotion left I experienced not so long ago was anger, so now I cherish every little emotional moment. but do I regret it all? not really. I learned not to bottle-up my emotions, so I think this 'anger-phase' was there to lose the heat and prevent me from doing the same in the future.
Yes.
I went through a phase where I was convinced I would design a pill that kills emotion so I wouldn’t have to feel so alone.
Well said. Agree. I've said these exact words haha
@@emstratman have u ever wanted to regain the anger bc it spurred you on?
I work in adult foster care, and one of the people I served was so similar to Theo Von it's uncanny. Even has a similar face. So much demon emotionality. I think this person may have been an INTP or ENTP, because they had some demon Si stuff going on as well. The conspiracy theories would flow. Constantly paranoid about people and things people might be doing and saying behind the scenes. We got along really well, he was going to get kicked out of his placement but we started to bond when I started talking about Star Wars with him. He didn't even like Star Wars, but as soon as I brought it up, he started realizing I was not out to get him. He moved to a new location, but I got to see him again. He was smoking a cigarette and chewing tobacco simultaneously. It was good seeing that he was generally doing well though.
I'm a mild-mannered, cheerful sort of person, but it was that rage demon that led me to want to bury all emotions long ago in my teens, though I never could, of course. I was particularly uncomfortable with anger's control of my behavior. There's something special about it. Anger feels too intense, too aggressive. Is it a cultural bias bestowed on me as a female? Sharing thoughts and feelings truly is key. I still struggle to express anger without causing that defensiveness that ends discussion (tone matters; my Ti is good at inadvertently insulting without cussing)., but that is one way my Fe demon is tamed: with language that expresses anger non-violently.
Pretty sure I owe you both something for this therapy session lol. Needed to see this.
$19 a month should do
So glad yall used Theo as an example :'D Love him! Do a typing vid
I would have guessed ENTP. The control issue comes from his inferior Si, his desire to help others from tertiary Fe which is aspirational. He's fast and witty, a wordsmith, which is his Ne dom. But the anger he's talking about is his PoLR Fi. When you're not very in touch with your emotions (sadness, desire, passion), everything gets interpreted as anger because it blows up on you when you try to express it.
Wow, what a great perspective on anger. They are pretty inspirational really: if they can get a hang of their demons, they're the nicest kids in town.
You two are ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT. Thank you so much for these videos they are helping make sense of myself and for that I cant thank you enough.
Hopefully a Demon Te video is on the way next...
hopefully every demon video next! every demon needs control
“Why am I angry?”
It is suppressed biological death anxiety
My therapist said that there was no need for reasons when it came to feeling a certain way... I still have trouble understanding that. I can sometimes pinpoint exactly what makes me upset/worried, but not all the time and when I can't, it's even more upsetting... and sometimes, people just think I'm upset when I'm mostly just annoyed. Instead of locking up a gremlin, it's just a general feeling of discomfort. Like my emotions tend to bubble up, explode like a volcano, then calm down just as quickly sometimes. Like, people shit their pants when this happens for the first time in front of them because I'm not someone that gets upset or sad easily. Where I really lose my shit is when I feel like I'm either losing control or freedom. That's the only time when it's pretty expeditive lol
I think another way to shore up a weaker function is to recast it in terms of other functions. Like, your thoughts and feelings are also objects that you can sense and organize into patterns. For me, it was thinking about emotions as a heuristic analysis system, similar to AIs. It's a tunable, rapid-response adaptive network that I can feed and water to give me useful, complementary insights as I am analyzing human systems and how I relate to them.
Me: I want to have close, emotional relationships.
Also Me: Man people are so much work
INTP here. Wow, yes, the gremlin analogy is very good.
Interesting little detail about how this is where you got the word demon from. It's helped me further confirm my self-typing. I'm getting pretty firm on demon Fe, same as this guy, except mine's masculine. Since this guy has anger issues, getting swept away by the feelings, I'd guess that he has feminine Fe. The thing inside of me that I consider like an evil that has to be held back is a manipulative psycho that emotionally controls people. I'm quite sure I'd be able to do that if I wanted to, and I can't allow myself to become that. I'd somehow not linked that sense of internal evil that has to be locked away to my bottom function yet.
That’s really interesting... I’ve often thought of my emotions and everything I’ve buried as being a demon chained in the basement. I’ll lose my temper (which is INTENSE) and feel like a completely different person. Hmmm, I’ve thought I’m an INFJ but I wonder if this means I’m an INTP?
Maybe
He's a lot like my coworker. They must have a similar personality. She is always angry about things (people, to be more precise,) and eager to vent about them for hours.
I really like Theo; I've watched at least 12 podcasts from the last seven years or so, full of him telling stories and chinwagging with an assortment of other comics, and chunks of totally solo kind of melancholy parts of him on his own. I really, really think he's a Feeler. To me he seems an emotionally warm and sensitive person who's striving to get over his fears and insecurities and to become more authentic in his expression and in touch with his feelings, (as he talks about in that clip) because he grew up being treated little better than a junkyard dog.
I can see why you might have picked that clip of him as an exemplar because the comparative lack of sophistication and awareness in knowing his own emotions *does* seem to be at a level that wouldn't be surprising in a youngish male T-dom. But even in footage of some of his most fucked-up interview and some performance, just before rehab a few years ago, he still was giving me numbed-out major F vibes waaaaaaay more than T ones.
He talks onstage and in interview sometimes about a really rough 'white trash' Louisiana childhood full of neglect and poverty. I get an impression of a 'hurt little boy inside' who isn't confident in showing who he is not because he doesn't have prominent F (Fi? -- I keep flopping back and forth on which), but rather because he never had good mirroring or attached love as a kid.
Seems I'm only right about 75 -- 80% of the time on first type guesses, though, so . . . [shrug] And he's not been an easy one for me to formulate a confident one about, beyond the F thing.
I think watching an Ari Shaffir (ENTP?) rant on JRE then seeing the huge Feels-o-Meter contrast between Shaffir and Theo talking on This Past Weekend would lead a body away from thinking Von's a T. I wouldn't be too surprised if he turned out to be an ISFP, in fact. I've become acquainted with some who are total dudes in every visual, fashion, behavioral, interests aspect but who are also very watchful and tender, emotionally.
Now I have to wonder if he's a 'jumper' and that's why I hit the wall a way's back in trying to guess further about him.
I'll be interested in what comes out if he gets typed within the OP system!
Ari Shaffir is hands down an s type.. most likely istp..
@@torshops Why do you think Shaffir is ISTP instead of ESTP?
@@EnidFPatternson just the way he uses se and ni... and also his lifestyle is very typical for someone that basically say no thanks to establishing himself.(inferior fe). no family, no smart phone just traveling and making jokes...
@@torshops your guess better accounts for a bunch of behavioral features, like all Shaffir's (literallly!) shitty pranks; macho hijinx and yelling; fightiness, even unto actual blows when he's really mad (i.e., he's kinetic); his idiosyncratically nomadic-hermit 'fuck-offs' to the world and worldly success, like you said; strong, uncompromising and unyielding logic
but (like Von too, come to think of it) without as much wacky ideation as we usually see with lead Ne; huge pothead, haha . . . You've got me 90% round to your view. Thanks. It's neat!
Just on this alone, I reckon ESTP
Hey guys. I appreciate your content and also appreciate the “energy dom” part as well because it puts me more at ease when I click on a video.
That has to be the gooniest human that's ever lived
This is the biggest difference IMO between the IXTP and the EXTP. Because having Se/Ne vs Ti 1st or 2nd slot seems to make less of difference than having Fe 3rd or 4th. Or in DSP terms, single decider vs double decider.
Am I the only one who thinks “poor dog”? Ah, empathy 😄
I watch several of your videos because I like some of your logic, and you are picking up on interesting patterns.
That Se humor is big for u guys
Based on what I'm seeing, it seems like Theo Von is ISTP. The way his eyes move like he is trying to be aware of everything in the room suggests he has Se. Combining that with his obvious lead Ti would mean ISTP.
His desire for fairness and "control" along with his description of his emotions...Yeah ISTP.
I thought it was obvious from the way he seems to want to start throwing punches when he gets angry haha. Definitely Se. If he is lead Ti, he'd have to be ISTP. Also seems way more likely for a comedian than INTP.
@Mr. Spaghetti I'm not going argue that more information isn't needed. That was just my initial guess. I have noticed that eye motion is often a good indicator of observer functions. His eyes were moving all over the room in a very precise and discrete manner like he was trying to see everything in the present. That is very Se. However, I dont claim to be an expert in this, and it is possible that I'm wrong. I'm very willing to hear counter-arguments.
Entp
@@VTdarkangel I agree, after watching him several times, he's an extroverted sensor. Some people find him extremely funny, that's why I watched, it all went straight over my head. His humor is dry and cleverly timed, but didn't tickle my extroverted intuition at all. Instead it puts me to sleep, and miss the humor most times. He's a great story teller, but always talks about actions and what's is going on, not the what could be. He's an over obvious extroverted sensor in my book.
He sounds like an Enneagram 8 that needs to go to his growth arrow, the 2.
You guys have such a difference in blinking speed that when you notice it you can't look away anymore
But where does that anger come from...emotional abuse from bullies.
You spoke to my soul. I couldnt agree more.
Not only bullies but from people in general
I get like this every time I’m PMSing it’s awful. Sometimes I freak out and break down yelling and crying because I’m so overwhelmed and I don’t know how to deal with it and I just want it to go away.
From my (INFJ) observations, INTP's do get angry with really small, "insignificant" things.
But I do agree with them on the control and emotions aspect.
I rarely express anger and my guess is I’m Ti/Ne. And I don’t really know if I get angry, it’s always been awkward for me to get angry.
Fe=istp kryptonite.
I didn't type him but he felt like istp like me
I’m an ESFP 3w2 and the type that always explodes at me in rage is ISTP. It’s a weird relationship I have with them. Most of the time it’s pally and funny and then every now and then it’s a huge argument where something I say pisses them off and they just FLIP. I never know what is but I think it’s me inferring that there may be another way to look at a situation. They see this as me saying they’re wrong.
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Awe, don't laugh at the dog. He is just being a dog. We anthropomorphasize dogs, assigning human traits to them, and then mistreat/underestimate/misunderstand them based on our own false assumptions. Screaming at your dog is a surefire way to destroy trust between you and your dog. As a former dog trainer who knows dog psychology, that clip was painful to watch. Not funny in the least.
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hahaha you guys are the best! This stuff has never been so fun.
That’s an ESTP
Totally agree. A young ESTP male woth a growing Fe.
That ending was priceless
Oh God...Listening to this guy feels like looking in a mirror.. Totally me right there! Except maybe the fact that my response would rather be guilt and deception.. Which could be (i guess) considered as self-hatred. That demon Fe has really been a struggle for me since a few years now. I'm progressively getting a hang of it but boy, did it mess up with my ability to maintain relationships and making new connections... I feel so not in touch with myself most of the time.. It feels so weird, it's like I'm two persons in one.. It messes up with your head, you know...
the lower energy for her is nice, awesome
He sounds like a double decider to me. It's not about the people, its the thing here
You sometimes just get sick of understanding all the sides. You're used to your demon not working. If i'm an INFJ and chaos finds you unawares, that's annoying but the usual problem you run into. I'm always late or losing things so that makes sense when it happens again.
When i'm a double decider and I, me the person who I consider good with people and understanding all the perspectives, it's very annoying.
It seems so simple, why wouldn't it work
INTP, what makes me mad?
Wrongness. When smart people say something really dumb, and i know there is no way to talk them out of it.
So INTPs y'all here ?
Ummmm... Tyler Durden?
Why do you always end these videos with your mom always laughing to a random video?
"Anger.mp4" 😂
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Can you guys take a look at Steven bonnell. I a. Curious what you kind of information you can get from analyzing his personality
@Gartz can you give examples of what types of see stuff?
good vids
HEY!
Wow! This. 👌🏽
I relate
Y u heff 2 b mad?
Mr. Spaghetti, I felt the same growing up. I’m an ENFP and my mom is an ISTJ. When you are away from manipulative people who bring out your demons, you will have the freedom to experience the world (Ne/Se) and develop your own identity (Fi/Ti) without the obligations to live up to the expectations of authority. But you must make smart decisions for yourself and have patience!
Mr. Spaghetti Sorry you’re going through that. Sadly, sometimes the best decision is to limit the time you spend with anyone that drains you and seek therapy from the loved ones that want to lift you up as Dave mentioned. Don’t expect your mother to change, instead withdraw your obligations to her so that you may focus on improving yourself.
So this is why IxTP's are so angry. Ti dominance...it sucks, its not really them though:(
What function is “chaos”
Se/Ne.
This is a good video. Why couldn't he be ExTP?
4:10+ answered my question.
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I say he is.
If Im ENTP or Ne Ti, is my Fe demon?? Fe and Si ? Thx
What type do we think Theo is? I've been really struggling to armchair type him for a few months now. :P
they suggest he’s an IxTP but i always thought he was an ENFP
I think he's an ENTP Ne/Fe PB(S)C
Double decider, doesn't like to be contolled, angry but fair, wordsmith: sounds like me so I say ESTP even though Fe not really a demon, I think (?) Or if single decider then istp.
is Theo an ISTP? He gives me the biggest Avicii vibe...
Noo, INTP
@@entropyfunHe is so carismatic, I would be really suprised if he were an intp, but if he is I would like to know how he became so sociable.
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Unfortunately, yes
Dom Ti here. I don't struggle with my emotions at all. Is anyone else the same?
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there is no type that has savior Ti and demon Fe.
All types with savior Ti have Fe last :)
Why?
Mika25797 HD They’re opposites. Intuition/Sensing are opposites.
Thinking/Feeling are opposites.
And the introvert/extrovert charges are obviously opposites too. So if I have Ni first, then I must have Se Last. Or if I have Si first, I must have Ne last.
@@nitifese4528 yes but i think hes thinks that myers briggs is not Accurate
Is it possible you're thinking of CSJ terminology of "hero" and "demon" (1st slot and 8th slot, respectively)?
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