“You mention stereotypes a lot  in your posts. Could you tell what you think are the main stereotypes of each MBTI type?”

Obviously, the stereotypes don’t accurately describe each type. Some of the types have mainly positive stereotypes, while others get negative stereotypes.

Here goes.

ISFJ

boring, shallow and traditional, doormat, clingy, demanding, motherly, gentle

ESFJ

extremely shallow slut, obsessed with image, insincere, stupid

ISTJ

obsessive compulsive disorder, cop where no cop has been appointed, robots with no feelings, un-creative

ESTJ

control freak who judges everyone, workaholic, incredibly biassed, strict, don’t know how to have fun, obsessed with keeping the rules, teacher’s pet

INTJ

sociopaths, secretly plotting to overtake the world, most likely to kill you in your sleep, geniuses, arrogant, always the villain, robots with no feelings, incapable of being in a relationship

ENTJ

entrepreneur manipulator, bully, power hungry, narcissistic, have no ethical code, bossy, doesn’t care about you

INFJ

empath who loves everyone, are ethically perfect, have a psychic understanding of everyone,

ENFJ

gullible sweetheart, cuddle bunny, naive and innocent, smiley and overemotional

INFP

ultra-creative emo, loners, non-confrontational, emotionally unstable, day-dreamer

ENFP

super smiley happy person with dreams, ADHD, constant mood swings, childish, concerned with social image

INTP

philosopher that can’t make decisions, gamer, geniuses, atheists, computer wizards, robots with no feelings

ENTP

ADHD lunatic, can’t take anything seriously, gets their kicks from seeing people’s reactions, no feelings

 

ISTP

James Bond, criminally insane, into extreme sports, likes cars, risk taker

ESTP

I’m going to jump off that cliff and see what happens, hyper-sexual, doesn’t think before acting

ISFP

incredible artist, animal lover, over-sensitive, disorganised and terrible at planning, pushover

ESFP

easily entertained goof-off, party animal, hypersexual, attention whore, flow, dumb, thinks they’re INTJs