Glancing
over some of the Interest search terms that have led people to this blog, I
thought I should set the record straight on a few things.
“isfj people kate
middleton” Interesting thought, but I really have no
idea on this one. I would prefer to avoid typing real-life, still-living people
on this blog. Too much potential for error.
“are isfj known
to live in their head” Don’t most people? Introverts in particular are known to be very in touch with their
thoughts and impressions, “seeing much but saying little,” and ISFJs are as
guilty of this as any of them.
“caroline forbes
esfj” No idea where this one came from. I actually had to Google this
character. Unfortunately, dear Googler, I cannot help you with this type, not
being familiar with The Vampire Diaries
or intending to become so in the near future.
“dorothea brooke
infj” Had to refresh my memory on this one. I’m sorry I have to disappoint you
too, dear Googler, but I have never read Middlemarch, though I have seen the
BBC miniseries once, and not recently enough to form any definite conclusions.
If I ever do, though, it will certainly get a post. In the meantime, assuming
you, dear Googler, have read the book, scour it for all evidence and test your
conclusion. Perhaps you could do your own blog post about it.
"are sanguine
melancholy people weird." Really, my dear Googler, I can't tell you. Go
meet some and decide for yourself.
And as a
nitpick, it’s Myers-Briggs, not Meyer Briggs. There seem to be multiple Myers; please
don’t shortchange them.
