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@thisintegrated You've just said that here And here And here And here

@thisintegrated I notice I get along with types that share my cognitive functions. That doesn't jive with your theory, but it's my experience, which Socionics accuratley models.

@thisintegrated Opposing cognitive functions complementing each other doesn't reflect my experiences interacting with different personality types.

@Nilsi Befriend types that value your cognitive functions because with those types, you'll feel as though you're speaking the same language, and find them easy to interact with. As an INTP, they'd be types within your quadra: ENTP, INTP, ESFJ, ISFJ.

If you're an INTP, interactions with ESFJs would be anything but vanilla. @Nilsi

@Nilsi Either you're mistyped or you've mistyped others you've interacted with.

How crazy is this? 5 MEO DMT shaman Octavio Rettig nearly drowns a client during ceremony In another ceremony, he kicks, shoves, chases, yells at and insults his "piece of shit" client. He administers six doses of 5-MeO in 30 minutes then has his client do pushups. WTF? And this guy is pretty popular to!

I'm not using a website as evidence for my claims but my life experiences interacting with different personality types, which Socionics accurately models. @thisintegrated I was using MBTI's dichotomies.

Why invest all this time learning how to talk to girls when I as God will inevitably fuck them all? It's going to happen whether I make an effort or not, so why not chill? @Leo Gura

I'm arguing for Socionics beacuse the model accurately reflects my experiences interacting with different personality types. Why else would I be advocating for it? @thisintegrated

@RendHeaven People have different personalities types, and even if we all kill our egos, that's not going to change. MBTI, in my opinion, is the most accurate model for personality types.

xNTPs and xSFJs, although different in temperament, belong to the same quadra and thus can establish fulfilling relationships. But we're not going to agree on that because you believe you know better. https://www.sociotype.com/socionics/quadras/ @thisintegrated

ESFJs and ESFPs give off similar vibes since according to Socionics, they're "quasi-identical" http://www.socionics.com/rel/qid.htm But internally, they're very different. And even though you might find an ESFP intriguring, I highly doubt you'd get along -- at least not in the long-term. You'd be better off interacting with types within your quadra (ESFJ, ISFJ, INTP, ENTP). In Socionics, for all introverted types, J & P flip. So as an INTP, you'd be considered INTj. If you want an accurate take on MBTI compatibility, here ya go: @Nilsi

@Loba That's possible, but it's more likely that he or his friend is mistyped.

These types share no cognitive functions so the potential of their relationship is limited. @Proserpina Whereas these types, known as relations of activity, share all cognitive functions and thus ideal for relationship. http://www.socionics.com/rel/act.htm

@Nilsi You or your friend must be mistyped because according to Socionics, that's the worse possible match. They're known as relations of conflict and are bound to clash. If you're an INTP, you'd find your dual, ESFJ, a better match. http://www.socionics.com/rel/dlt.htm http://www.socionics.com/rel/cnf.htm

@thisintegrated Never said it does

@thisintegrated In his case, very little effort since he's married to his dual. http://www.socionics.com/rel/dlt.htm

@thisintegrated That's funny because the CIA spy in the video you posted is an ENTP married to an ISFJ.

@thisintegrated I'd advise you to get your head out of the theory and go and actually talk to people, then come back and reevaluate.

@thisintegrated We're going to have to agree to disagree. Unlike MBTI, Socionics ITR has reflected my personal interactions with people.

@thisintegrated So do you feel I as an INTJ would get along with an ESFJ? CS Joesph thinks so. He thinks we're one of the most compatible pairing, which is laughable because that does not at all reflect my experience with that type. Instead, Socionics hits it on the nail -- http://www.socionics.com/rel/cnf.htm

@thisintegrated Relationship Compatibility.pdf

@thisintegrated I've shared interests with INTPs but I felt our relationship lacking and I assume that's because of a lack of shared cognitive functions. Just because I share common interests, that doesn't mean I like them. We've got common interests to bond over, but otherwise our relationship is mute.