My personality type is fricking rad does a kickflip
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I remember once being at a work convention for like 5 days and never being alone.
I got to the airport, got a coffee or something and walked away from the group to wait for my plane.
And like, I don’t even know how to explain it- but a giant weight I didn’t even know was there left me. Like I was myself again. Idk it was so weird.
I used to work in a warehouse by myself up in North Georgia, kinda out in the country/mountains and wouldn’t see anyone for like 7 hours a day. Lived alone in my own apartment, and had zero motivation to do anything social.
All I did was watch movies, play video games, do puzzles , go get food by myself and hike. And man let me tell you, it was one of the happiest times of my life. Literally lived 3 years as a hermit hahaha
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I get that I am very content in my own head by myself. My wife doesn’t get it at all. I can fake the energy of someone who is really outgoing and such but it wears me down allot.
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I got mediator. I didn’t feel very confident when taking the test. Like I wasn’t sure how to answer a lot of the questions. I’m kind of surprised how on point a lot of it was.
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You know, good for me my wife is content to just be inside all the time and not go to parties or events or socialize, it’s pretty great to have a homebody partner.
But then I wonder if that’s always the best for me long term lol.
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On my 2 days off every week the only conversation I have with another person is my weekly 10 minute phone call to my dad.
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I get in “trouble” with my wife sometimes as I’ll just walk away from everyone and hide somewhere in the house sometimes because I need silence hahaha
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You can’t really fudge it, so no worries there.
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First took Meyers-Briggs in high school and every time since I’ve had the same result. 
I don’t really find the info all that valuable but the tests I do find engaging. I think it’s useful to consider your own tendencies and comfort zones, but it would be silly to put too much stock in the label or pigeonhole yourself into decisions based on it.
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From what I know of you from around here, that description definitely seems to suit you.
I found mine useful, because I have always felt like a not very nice kind of grump. It explains well why I seem like a not very nice grump. I mean the picture has an INTJ in their lair with bats flying around and stuff.
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Grump or not I think you’re a great guy
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People, who think personality test are more than a fun thing, should probably listen to this:
“Maintenance Phase” is a great podcast in general.
… which brings us back to the Barnum effect. 
But can we really be trusted to know our own personality type? I mean, should I take the test or just relay what people tell me 
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You already know your personality type: kevinm. Funny enough, you are the only kevinm. Just like I am the only: really Sven.
And Brandon @Captrogers is the only Captain. “Oh captain, my captain!” 
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I bet your MBTI shows you are a skeptic.
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People are wrong.
Just thought I’d make a very INTJ comment. Lol
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Just like Myers and Briggs.
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I am just a fool, like the next person. Always on the most recent level of misunderstanding.
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I am the biggest skeptic I know and I think the Myers Briggs is decent.
Seriously, I doubt so many things that the average person does not. If I can’t find justification and strong evidence for a belief or understanding I have, I won’t accept it.
It makes life hard. The inner turmoil it causes is real.
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