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I Blame luckykid13 I have never done one of these tests before.. But I had to see what it was about...

ENFP - The Champion You scored 72% I to E, 21% N to S, 23% F to T, and 57% J to P!

Your type is known as the Champion type, which is part of the larger group called idealists. Nothing occurs that does not have some deep and ethical significance in your eyes. You see life as an exciting drama. You are very charismatic, yet tend to be too harsh on yourself for not being as genuine as you think you should be. 3% of the population shares your type. As a romantic partner, you need to talk about what is going on in your life. You are a strong supporter for your partner's efforts to grow and change and be happy. You need to feel that same support from your partner. Expressive, optimistic, and curious, you are eager to enjoy new experiences with your partner, whom you wish to be your confidant and soul mate, as well as play mate. You are uncomfortable sharing negative emotion, though, and tend to withdraw from confrontation and process your feelings privately. You feel most loved when your partner appreciates your creativity, accepts your uniqueness, and sees you as the compassionate person you are. You need to hear your partner tell you how much you mean to them and would love if they did thoughtful spontaneous things to demonstrate it. Your group summary: idealists (NF) Your type summary: ENFP

My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 75% on I to E You scored higher than 50% on N to S You scored higher than 25% on F to T You scored higher than 50% on J to P

Link: The LONG Scientific Personality Test written by unpretentious2 on OkCupid Free Online Dating

Comments

[scorpiocub.livejournal.com]

While this is a good description of the ENFP type (I too am an ENFP in my personal life, I tend toward ENFJ at work), this is NOT the real Myers Briggs test. Warning, warning, not real. And frankly the person who did this is likely violating the ethical use of the test. I am getting certified in administering the real MBTI next week and have had several years of exposure to it in my HR career. Just a heads up.

Do I have to give back the cape??

[dodgingwndshlds.livejournal.com]

You mean I may NOT be a champion??? *Sob!*