I've taken the MBIT. Results were INFJ

Other: I have no idea what it is or where to get it, but seem to be meeting guys just fine without it.

I've taken it, and I don't mind sharing it if specifically asked. My only worry is that some will put too much "weight" on it when reviewing something like a bio, before they've gotten to actually "know" me so they can put it in the proper context.

Things like this are merely tools that offer insight into one of a million different facets of our lives.

Incidentally, I'm a Campaigner (ENFP-a).

INF/TP. Once I became atheist I shifted slighty to thinking over feeling. Im still strongly the idealist type I think though. I don't rule out anyone based on the test but I found it interesting and a bit elucidating about myself. Bob Dylan and a lot of my favorite creative types that have always moved me the most have been labelled INFP by the test criteria, so it made solid sense to me that Ive got a similar set of priorities.

I have known who l am for decades. I don't need no stinking test.

No real validity to it.

there appears to be an emerging trend of personality types that are supposed to be rare. Wonder if there is some connection between personality type and lack of faith?

Yes, I have taken it and periodically encourage a friend to take it as well. It is useful if you keep in mind it is about self-identifying.

I've never heard of it.

Yeah, I was a strong ENTJ, but it's forced choice so the whole thing is fishy. I admit it's sort of fun, similar to astrology, even if it's all crap.

Im an INTJ and its very accurate for me. I think Im pretty much the standard model for an INTJ woman.

The Myers Briggs test is the psuedo psychology that just won't die. Unreliable and unfounded. It's the equivalent of a horoscope- you can be convinced that you can fit into just about any category.

I used to be part of an Organizational Dynamics workshop where we divided people into teams according to their MBTI then assigned them tasks to accomplish in a short time frame. We made no two of the 7 person teams we the same. Then we observed how they worked together to problem solve. While other factors such as gender and education came out as well the MBTI was a great predictor of a lot of behaviors. Great fun to watch.

It's a slightly more academic version of astrology, and an excellent example of the Barnum or Forer Effect. The Skeptic's Dictionary has an instructive entry for MBTI: [skepdic.com]

Dont worry about how your letters match others. The Myer-Briggs was made by a mother and daughter who had no education in psychology. There was not testing or studies done to create it. Most People score different letters when they take the test again a week later. The original psychologist (can't think of his name) said his test was meant to be nothing more than a parole game. He also stated ever individual is a n exception to the rule (when talking about his lable's descriptions.)

Yes...one of my previous employers had everyone take it, so we would know how to deal with the person or better understand their approach to communication and problem solving. I found that it was used to attack and label people if they didn't agree with some stupid idea or POV being presented.

INTP and in my case the description was accurate.

I don't care for labels on my profile. Having spent years on a site where most identify by their MB type +/- their enneagram, I did not find such info real helpful, except as a conversation topic. (:

I am an ENFP, by the way...

I am an ENT[P/J]

I find associated titles fascinating though no practical use-
ENTP- the Inventor (Kiersey), the Lawyer, the Originator, the Debater, the Explorer, and the Visionary.
ENTJ- the Fieldmarshal (Kiersey), the Performer, the Perfectionist, the Loyal Skeptic, and the Challenger.

Fuck that shit, I’m just getting over the fact I’m a psychopath hahaha

ENTP

INFJ. And it describes me perfectly.

I'm a INTJ to the T! I don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. I've tested the same way over the years. It's never changed..., but I'm happy.