16 Personalities at the Doctor's Office 

Frank James you’re the playa

Way ahead of you.,,.

Careful with the endearing, well meaning terms like "playa." Lol, You may have to explain it!

@@BreckH omg Yes!!! Lololol Oooh Yes!!! Great idea, time for some 70's prog rock!! Thanks Breck :)

Wing &Waves Right?! Agreed. FJ...give the ponies what they want, man! Pretty please? Yeah.

INTP can generally get along with anybody who isn't dumb and/or idiotic (is that a word tho?) - speaking for myself. The biggest rival would be probably another INTP with different opinions. let's just watch the world burn, shall we?

Very introverted INTJ will have pronlems with all the Extroverted variants I think, thats my opinion as an INTJ with my best friend being another INTJ lol, also have a good friend ENTJ but I suffer a lot being with him, we are just interested in differents things.

@@lucasdesiqueira6122 It's nice to hear you have friends. We, NTs, aren't that good at making friends (well, at least me, but I don't mind it)

As an INTP I must agree. I really don't talk to anyone, as for that I don't have many friends personally. But if not talking to anyone isn't an option let's just say in class or work, you have to be coherent because If you act stupid or obnoxious, or stuck up or anything related I will avoid you. Other than that I can get along with just anyone if I have to. I consider my personality to be the least problematic.

@@slendervendetta6229 hey i know dude, but trust me i have like only 3 friends and its so hard to make new ones, but I mean is the price we pay for be NTs I guess, would be nice to get an advice on how make friends as INTJ if anyone can help im here to listen carefully to what they can say ;)

They're litterally the opposites lol! Never noticed that ur a genius

It's funny, I (INFP) always thought that I could never get along well with an ESTJ. But it turns out my best friend is an ESTJ and we get along perfectly 😂

It is the perfect description of me (INFP) vs my boyfriend (ESTJ) 😆

@@delaneyparke110 haha my bestie is an estj too, it has been a challenging friendship but as an infp I like friends who are different from me.

Lmao😂

Argh, I'm an ENFP that can relate..!

Two hours? No way I’m too impatient to do that

@@niar3214 It was killer, especially since they had given me tons of water so I was about to just butst.

Dude, it’s so true. I mean, I’m impatient, but I don’t want to SEEM impatient 😂

Uhhhhh so relatable! I was waiting for my name to be called for my appointment and the lady said it should be a 15 minute wait and I ended up waiting for 2 hours because I didn’t want to seem impatient. 😅 she was like... you’ve been here this whole time? You should’ve just came back to ask after 15 minutes. Turns out the lady I was supposed to see just up and left and nobody knew 🤦🏾‍♀️

Doctor's office ?

Sameeee

You kinda have to. If you leave it all up to them you're never getting fixed.

Physician? 😂 You mean the "Doctor"

Me too lol I just go to the doctor to get a prescription or something 😂

Could’ve been distracted but I also feel like INFPs are overlooked a lot in day to day life 😆 (I’m an INFP)

They called my name wrong cause they did not hear properly.

As an INFP, I can also confirm this as accurate, only I would keep on waiting until someone noticed my existence before walking up to someone and asking them to notice me.

i wouldnt ask if indeed they have skipped me coz i might be wrong and thatd be embarrassing and i would appear impatient and i dont want that

The horror of asking who the last one in the queue is in the waiting room and having to count everyone in, then forgetting where you got to when other people came in.

I'm the same, but polite is not the word for me. It's AWKWARD af. LOL.

Im awkward and people think im being rude while im just trying to be polite and not burden anyone but at the same time im bad at talking.. Soo yeah i just suck

My art teacher lost the homework I spent five hours on and I never objected.

@@lenalee5516 YES

@@Someone-tf1tk YES

Because INFJs flocks in the MBTI community, and on the internet.

I know someone who posted on fb she is infj when clearly she is not... lol

@@pisceanrat Yeah most people are abs not INFJs, but think they are.

I know right😂 I’m just attributing it to the fact that it’s because we’re introverts🤣

pisceanrat yeah many people claim to be INFJs because it’s rare smh

Your grandfather is a good person

I'm an ENFP that has done that before & they thought it mustn't be as serious as it was because I was so patient, even in dire pain, sigh..

Σοφία Πεκρίδη How do you know? OP said nothing about their grandfather, only his uncle.

@Hamster Pile I had mistyped , sorry

Last time I went to the doctor I found I had severe vitamin D deficiency, so yeah...

I don't even remember the last time I went to a doctor bc I can't be bothered to leave the house🤣 Just sleep, water, and no people usually cure my ills🤣🤣

Kioku s a m e but I'm an INTJ

The real issue: no INTP would go to the hospital for mere sunblindness and sunburn. If no bones are broken and we think we can survive on our own we'll just go home and tough it out. Why? Doctors are people and the hospital is sooooo far away.....

Me, an INTP: tHosE ArE rOoKiE nUMbeRs..!

I am INTJ but I can definitely relate to that lol

@@multislayer4139 ugh same

LOL

but i hate paperwork and also the fact that i'm alive 😅

I constantly contemplate death and suffering, so ... maybe I sit this one out.

like if you gots to do paperwork, why even bother going :)

Now I realize why I never go to the doctor.😂

Same lol

Me too lol

accurate 😂😂

May God bless you 😂

💣💣💣

Thanks

Thank you.

Thanksssss

I almost died from appendicitis and complications "Its just a stomach ache, I can wait it out".

I walked around with a mysterious growth on my foot for about a year before I booked an emergency appointment for it (so I could be seen off-hours and not use PTO). - INTJ

Doctors scare me. Like, what if they're actually terrible at their job? They always give out an "I was told exactly what to say and what to do and I half-listened" vibe to me. Also, no way I can fact check if what they're doing is correct, because we all know how untrustworthy google is when it comes to medical searches.

I just got diagnosed after having a pain in the same spot for 9 years. I never bothered to tell a doctor about it before because I just self-diagnosed myself with a life threatening condition and assumed I would just die in my sleep one day and there's nothing a doctor could do about it. Turns out, it's not life threatening but there is definitely nothing a doctor could do about it. - INTJ

It's what we do as INTJ. I broke my arm and waited 10 days before seeing a doctor, and that was only when I lost all feeling in my hand...

God same 😭

...same

Saame

Same. But better would be if he was thinking "Ive been here 5 days, I think they might've overlooked me." And then gets up to go to different hospital because he doesn't want to approach receptionist. That is me at stores and restaurants. HaHa.

It's so funny I'm an INFP and I always know which one's are going to be me 😂 I give myself one guess and I haven't messed up yet 🤞

So funny!

My dad is an extraverted type, but he did something similar xD. He built a fence on a steep slope and did it without security cause he "just wanted to finish it real quick". Anyway, he fell down 5 m and the vibrator (or whatever you call it - a huge machine you use to stomp in stones and other heavy shit) he worked with crashed down on him. He somehow climbed out of the slope - which is already hard without injuries - saying "Nothing happened, I'm okay, everything's fine" and wanted to continue working (with a visibly broken nose, boys ruining down his face etc). One of his friends who came to help just looked at him, shook his head and more or less forced him to go to the hospital. Turns out he broke his collarbone, nose and something else (along with having tons of bruises)

My dad is an Isfj, and oh boy do i not relate with this. This is totally something he would do, putting everyone else before him

Its the extroverted feeling type cognitive function, it is second for ISFJs, we just do not attend to our own needs at all. But boy, that sounds extremeoly, extremely painful to break your hip on a piece of ice!! Hopefully he gets better soon

My both parent is ISFJ. They always give priority to others.🥺

Lol as an ENFP I disagree, but it would be funny and totally disastrous, so I could be convinced.

@@catstrawford well even if we fall under the same personality type, factors such as our enneagram type, religion, culture and so on may cause a difference in our actions and behaviours. I also don't always relate to the ENFP stereotypes, but I guess that's what makes us unique right?

Even though O I am INTJ, but when meeting Dr I am more like ENFP... Weird.... Ha.. Ha..

So true! Guilty as charged XD

Lol as an ENFP I can agree A LOT😂

I'm also an INTJ. My son had a rash on his cheek. When I felt that his pediatrician should be involved I went in, told him what the rash type was. He looked at and agreed as well.

@@pattymckibben8783 Yeah that's much more like an INTJ visit. 😂

That explains why I liked reading Shakespeare

@@manager-nim2623 he was an INFP?

@@theErin Idk dude but my infj ass relates to that quote, I even held a skull

Sounds just like my INTP friend, that one..!

Yes, is 10 like giving birth or almost dead? Is zero no pain at all or my normal?

So true! 🤣🤣🤣

There are many favourites!

Can you suggest me another mbti channels?

@@Gingerbread-12 ru-vid.com/show-UC54cfMkmXqLjxgdqd00CY-g. I am following this too

Me too

@@khawlajijo5104 thank you.

Do we all have the same symptoms? I legit have all of those, and I could think of more! For real though, what are we supposed to do? I don't know which symptoms are relevant or connected and which aren't. I don't know what to be most concerned about. THAT'S WHY I'M AT THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE! To tell them what I'm experiencing in the hopes that THEY know what's relevant or dangerous. After listing off all my symptoms, my doctor always asks me, "what are you most concerned about?", I'm always like "I don't know, all of them? How should I know? They all bother me and that's why I'm here. What are YOU most concerned about? You're the doctor!" I must be a fun patient...

😅🤣😅🤣😅 so me too..!

@@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026 omg exactly... I do the same thing too... A doctor actually got irritated and asked me why do I have so many problems?? And I am like if I didn't have problems then why would I even come to you in the first place?? But I just thought that and didn't say it cuz I have manners which the doctor obviously did not. I just smiled at him and asked whether he could help me.

@@aritrisamadder8506 I've become increasingly frustrated with modern western doctors the more I see what they have to offer. They're great at life saving emergency stuff. They're TERRIBLE at preventative and maintenance care/advice. They hardly touch on diet, don't ask about life circumstances in relation to symptoms, and treat you like a car. I'm glad they exist and that we have access to advanced procedures and medication should the need arise. If I just show up saying I feel unhealthy "in general" and list a bunch of symptoms I'd like to see improvement with, they just look at me confused. It's like they wait for something to break to fix it. "Oh you've had pain here for a long time but it's not that bad? It's fine. Nothing to worry about. Come see me when it's throbbing out of control." "Oh you have some growth or lump? Hmmm. It's not very big, come back to see me if it gets bigger." etc, etc. It's a business model that relies on people being sick or injured.

@@aritrisamadder8506 A more holistic and personalized approach is definitely preferable for routine care and treating the sources of systemic issues. I don't know much about homeopathy in general. I've only heard that something "homeopathic" is when you dilute it to the point where there's hardly anything left of a particular compound or molecule. I don't know how I feel about that particular practice, but, a holistic approach, one that looks for route causes and realizes that our body is connected and that a problem in the skin could mean a problem with a different organ system, should be more common. I've had the same experience for years with skin problems and dermatologists. It's antibiotics (they make me sick) or accutane (I know people who had severe reactions to accutane)...that's all that's offered. They'll give you medicated face creams but even they admit they won't do much. No questions about diet, lifestyle, etc. I went from bad acne as a teenager, to totally clear skin for years, then back to worse acne and rosacea than when I was a teen. No answer. Super frustrating. I've tried every diet and product typically recommended and spent plenty of money to combat it. It seems to clear and come back randomly. Hasn't been fully clear for years though. It's like it's permanently red and inflamed.

Also being unsure whether the information i have to put in something is the information i think is right but might not be ... and then running in circles forever evading to ask for help - story of my life everyone

@@aamu3 mine too 😂😂😂

@@aamu3 I have never related more to a comment than I do to this one.

@@Zimmerle08 glad I'm not the only one with this 😂

Much too relatable.

me 2...ended up talking about her 😂

INFP here. I used to take over my group therapy from docs training at Massachusetts General. I still think I did a better job and I was one of the patients!

Jupp, When id finally learnt how to not make them cry.... its kinda severly embarrising and should you ignore the tears ? , stop give them a kleenex ... like what is the actual code of conduct When your therapist starts to cry?

That would be hilarious! I second that video idea! 🙌

I'm an INFJ and a therapist. Guess why...my therapist said I should be therapist 😂😂😂

Totally same but with my thyroid

Ha! Same here...with my blood pressure. 'Doctors' pfffftt.

As an INTP's Mother, I can confirm this is accurate...if he makes the appointment that I scheduled for him. Who makes your appointments, lol.

@@wynstansmom829 I mean, with my flaming hatred for phone calls, it would be my dad's job. :D

@@winterfromwisthollow rofl...

I knew it was INTP from the first few words, I really do hate leaving the house

Offended INTP? Whoa! Haven't seen that in a while. I'm not, it's speaking the truth. - INTP

INFP but I can relate xD

I'm an ENFP and I just ignored all my medical issues until they all crept up on me and now I'm sick with two diseases and POTS. Better to be vigilant than just ignore it oof

@@isabelmilletti9136 OMG I'm sorry :( Yeah, I think like that too, but it's a little anxious sometimes though. But I guess in general, this is better. I hope you can well. I don't know much about POTS, but I really hope you can get better though. Sorry you have to experience it, ENFP pal... much love and a virtual hug for you 🙏🏽💌💕

@@sakura5sango6 ahahdodkwjdidiens thank you so much :3! Sending a virtual hug back

Me too If i felt a little pain i stay in bed all day

Me too!!!! Go ENFPs

Wait we are not supposed to do that? 😂

@@amna0alhawaj baha! I'm an ESTJ jumper (Te Ne) and I always thought that was the most helpful thing to do 😂

I mean sometimes wa said something that is not even relevant

@@rarapwibawa4391 * Most of the Times

What's that blurry hand about? Flipping the bird?

@@zhouwu hahahhahahaha nooo if only it comes from that probably some severe damage that you can't handle your own

@@not_fei98 oh! Now I get the joke! Thanks so much! INFJ here. Just going through another existential crisis. Just another day. Nothing special about this minute. Weird realisations about the universe left, right and centre, and, nope, doesn't help me one bit. I might go and eat something. See you!

@@zhouwu haha have a nice meal

@@not_fei98 Thank you! And don't get yourself too badly injured! 4th year medical school drop out here! Didn't see the point of trying to postpone the inevitable and make a small fortune out of it. Just seemed a tad unscrupulous. But plenty of people seem ok with it, so I won't complain to loudly. Dropped out of Civil Engineering school in the middle of the second semester, too, after I realised I had to put my name onto buildings that would eventually fall into pieces no matter what I did. I feel sorry for my dad. It's hard for a commercially minded and success and status orientated father to put up with a son like me. Spent some time studying Italian and German for a year, and found out they kinda wanted to come over to New Zealand, where I've already got citizenship, and found out Italy had about a 50% youth unemployment rate in spite of being the country with all the luxury brands from Ferrari to Nutella to Gucci to who knows what else. So I kind of decided that's not necessarily the best place to go to. And Germany... Was kind of in the middle of the EU crisis with Brexit and clashes with Trump and Syrian refugees and African refugees and a rising far right and all that sort of nonsense. So... Not so great. Studied Ancient Greek History and European Film Studies to see if somebody else knew what life was all about. Turns out, Socrates got famous mainly because he didn't know what on earth was going on, Plato got famous because he tried to design a world where people wouldn't go around getting people like Socrates killed, and his utopia ended up being a horrifying stratified society where you have the privileged intelligentsia at the top, some semi-privileged people in the middle, and the poor sods of everyone else at the bottom, deliberately kept illiterate. I also found out that Pericles pretty much single handedly started the Peloponnesian war, and died of the plague from it, and he was pretty much Athens's best and most noble leader, so.... Yeah, not great. And that Aristotle was a Macedonian metic, who taught Alexander the Great, only to have Alexander III kill off his nephew after his nephew got all critical of Alexander's regime. So Aristotle started to get all critical of Alexander. So much for the perfect banner pass from Socrates to Plato to Aristotle to Alexander the Great. And apparently Aristotle rubbished a lot of Plato's ideas too, and Plato put words into Socrates' mouth, so not much academic integrity on Plato's part, and not much gratitude on Aristotle's part. And Herodotus was a transitional period between the Homeric mythic poetry style to the dry, academic Thucydides style. And Thucydides rubbished both Homer and Herodotus. It was Thucydides who called Herodotus 'the father of lies'. And pretty much every single European Film I watched was pretty sad. Apart from the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, which was an Italian director's jaded social commentary on how the American 'liberators' were not the heros they expected, but regular human beings with regular human problems. So basically, he's saying that there's no such thing as a genuine 'good guy'. And he identifies as the Mexican guy, and so does the Italian youths. Oh, and Europa Europa blew my mind. It was the story of a Jew in World War II who successfully masqueraded as a Communist, as a Nazi, even as an SS Hitler's Youth, and somehow managed to survive it all, get away with it, and live to tell the tale. Oh, and he was in a class where the Hitler's Youth were taught how to identify a Jew and he was summoned to the front of the class, a genuine Jew, and the German professor, after doing a million measurements, announces confidently that he's neither a Jew, nor a German, but from the Baltic States somewhere! For all that professor's so called 'knowledge', he couldn't spot a Jew when he was standing right in front of him! What a load of baloney! Now I'm studying for a bachelor of medical laboratory science, specialising in Transfusion Science and Immunology. These are subjects I can actually believe in, to some extent! No more acting like everything is fine when it's not. Now I can just do my job, get paid, and go home. I'm happy!

Lol right. The doctor/s literally laugh at me for not actually talking about it.

What do the “Docs” really know anyways.. Just keep on chillin in the waiting rooms and enjoy those extra moments of thought processing time! 😉

INFP HD my pet PEEVE growing up was people staring a conversation while I was in the middle of talking about something, especially my family. I finally blew one day and you know what they did? Started laughing. Maybe that’s why I’m hesitant to speak in a group to this day.

Wendy - no no I TOTALLY get you on this one! Still happens to me to this day and something that is also a HUGE irritation!! I feel that we are generally soft / minimal talkers (unless it’s something we are super passionate about) so people disregard that over the other people who are a bit “louder”. Like when I actually talk up (especially in the middle of a group of people / meeting etc.) it’s something I have usually spent a lot of time on “behind the scenes” thinking of all the outcomes, possibilities, etc etc. So when that “one time” I speak up and it gets dismissed I get *enter explicit phrase here. I think it’s just really important to find those people who are similar minded and try to surround yourself with them as much as possible - they are out there!! Sean

INFP HD holy cow - you just described me down to “behind the scenes” and being passionate, whether it’s the principle of something or knowing what I’m talking about but being overlooked. For an example, someone was cheating on their hours at work (I don’t monitor people’s times, but it was BAD - working 4-5 hours but claiming 9, getting rewarded with every other Monday off - it was affecting EVERYONE ELSE who had to pick up the slack). The whole team knew but didn’t have the guts to say anything (stuck their heads in the sand - as Nick Cage would say “Not cool!!”). Finally, my blood pressure was so high I couldn’t see straight so I went into the (scary) Director’s office and unloaded (I had always avoided him at ALL costs). My drive to say something overpowered my shyness. Another time I was in a team huddle and people were hollering out ideas to trouble shoot an instrument (having issues for a couple days). After everyone had said their ideas I spoke up and said “Have you checked for a leak? I’ve seen this exact issue several times before.” I swear everyone looked at me like “oh sure, that’s not it” - I went to the instrument, opened the compartment and BINGO, there was a leak. Even when I told one of the guys that’s what it was, he said “NO WAY!!!” I have a lot of experience trouble shooting, but I sometimes feel like they don’t take me seriously because I’m quiet. It’s really annoying!!

I H omg that’s the same thing i thought & i’m istp

I don't think it's possible to be an INFJ and be nice all the time...people get on our nerves with their arrogance and stupidity so we just have to let our frustration out for time to time 😬

Wonder if him being an infj himself has something to do with it?

@@tinabeana4495 Probably :)

@Maleficent Dry humor is everything to me.

amipop1108 he’s spot on! His INFJ portrayals are nuanced which makes it so real & relatable. I chuckled at how easily defeated & catastrophizing the INFJ character is. Because I am soo that way!

Same, I just fix it as soon as possible so it doesn't bother me anymore

Yasmin Sampaio are u sure u are an INTJ lmao

@@nijntje3601 Well, I fix it MY WAY, though hahahaha

Sure. Tell us anything.

I thought it was dumb too as a patient. But it's kind of helpful to track progress. Cause it's hard to measure pain. And many ppl are not good at reporting back and comparing to previous visits.

I did a whole 10 min. presntation on why that scale is dumb and doesn't represent reality for my Theroy of Knowledge class. I'm ENTP

Intp but I have to agree.

I legit cannot answer when doctors ask me to rate my pain from 1-10 without the smiley face chart and its kind of sad ngl XD (im an infp)

Lol Ikr! I'll wait until I'm really really sick. Then my excuse to still not go "I can't wait that long I'm too sick, I might die."

One day, my mom (INFJ) came up to my husband (INTP) and me (INTJ). It was Christmas. "I don't want to worry you, but I have this painful lump in my breast." I, her daughter, went into another room and felt said lump. It was scary. She had been feeling the pain from it for two months, and she STILL didn't want to go to the doctor. My husband and I overpowered her with our logic and rational thought (that included panic) and got her to the doctor... We caught the cancer in time. You INFJ's. smh.

SaravanjaSteele Maybe because INFJ’s don’t like to burden the others with their problems or worry others.

I totally get it! We just need time to process how we're going to process bad news.

😂😂

💞

So sweet! And true!

Best MBTI channel

shannen aprilia 🏆 🥇

Like really 😂😂😂😂😂 whenever i tell myself that i have mentally overcome the illness my body tell me directly (shut up man we are dying here😂)

@Kati Anerson OMG same here, Im an 28 intj with aspergers and lactose intolerance and they gave me a diagnosis at 27 for both things lol

iarujoi intj and infj have a Very high incidence of asd ie being on the spectrum and that also comes with a lot of possible medical issues which you might also want to read up on as it effects the body too since hey... neurological and immune system...( @ jepp same here )

@@annarehbinder7540 any source you recommend? I would like to investigate into this subject

iarujoi www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6242891/

iarujoi There is also Very high incidence of deppression however lately it has been discovered that deppression can have inflammatory origin so high dose omega 3 so here Sweden My pain specialist has suggested 3000-4000mg omega 3 a day plus 8000-10 000 mg d3 a day plus magnesium 500 mg/ day to prevent and treat issues with deppression and anxiety ( double check with your DR so its not contraindicated and safe for you specifically) but basically his take is that most people in todays society are lacking in these not only people with asd but people with asd ARE more likely to get/have deppression, sad, pmdd etc so are even more likely to be helped by bolstering the body with these together with other medication or by itself as the DR sees as appropriate or at least not contraindicated and doing so early on in treatment can actually make other medication more efficient. Brought this up since its so bloody common. One way it shows up more in asd people is in a sort of apathy, things feel gray, hard to get things Done in that case its likly that dopamine is effected ie medications normally used for asd in that case voxra wellbutrin( NO Change) and buspiron which is also subscribed for anxiety. If that is the case you can take one or both but be vary of dosing so for someone with asd lowest dose 150 mg wellbutrin in the morning and/ or buspiron morning and lunch / afternoonish 5mg twice a day might actually be enough again consult with DR but know that We can be a lot more sensitive to dosing and because of immune system things dont necessarily react the same way as everybody else does for example We can have a problem showing pain and emotional distress in a way DRs understand so you need to tell them that im on the spectrum and I /you have a severe problem showing pain and especially need you as a DR to examine first and press , let up and then ask a question, and continue after answer this might not be your needs but those are common needs so try to figure out how you need a DR to act to be able to get the most info from you or friends, family on the asd spectrum . Ps all this info is available on the internet but in a lot of seperate articles but you should be able to recreate it to confirm. Ncbi has a lot of relevant research material.

Lmaoooo, you poor soul, you guys make me feel like I need to protect you, I do the estj thing when my infp friend wants to do something but is too shy and be like "do you know who this is??? This is my friend now get them what they want!" kind of exaggerated but yeah I'm soft for my infps - INFJ

Same. 😂

@@manager-nim2623 i definitely need a friend like you :)

@@windynguyen8750 we can be friends :)

@@manager-nim2623 agh u remind me of my best friend ㅜㅜ except you're an army and she's into Bollywood lol

True!

Because the world lays heavily on us.

@@RoSinDA33 I'm doing awesome. Once we learn to set boundaries and not let people dump their garbage on us.

Christina Franklin exactly

@@christinaf8417 I'm still working on it.

@@RoSinDA33 it's hard because we have a genuine love for people. But the trade off is not healthy for us. When I came to the realization that people don't really want help it made it easier for me to back off. From my experience people just want to dump. They never take the advice I give. They just continue to tell their problems. They do nothing different to get a different outcome. It's just pure insanity

Argh, why can I relate to this.. 💀 I think it's because we have already said so many that we don't want to take up more time.. 😅 Although sometimes they've cut me off because they say they can only deal with one per appointment, argh.. 🤦🏾‍♂️

I get hella sunburnt when I leave the house.

As an INTP i felt the exact opposite. But that would be just me.

@@Ignasimp Not just you. It may be accurate for a lot of INTPs, but I mostly prefer to practice my avoidance of other human beings and my universe-pondering procrastination outdoors, personally.

You work OUT?

Uh... well.. ISTP here. And of course, since pain is related to brain, blocking mechanism is also related to it. You just gotta find the secretion of the right hormone at that time. Having an adrenaline rush will instantly block that pain away so give yourself something of that sort. Play a really cool guitar solo/bass groove, pick a fight, ride a roller-coaster or just... run.. even that helps. Just don't be stupid and ignore if its really serious. And I hardly doubt pain would be the reason an ISTP would visit the doctor, unless its too serious like appendix or gall stone or of that sort.

Pain is weakness leaving the body

While I know that I'm an ENFP, the INFP was so much closer to me that it was frightening, and hysterical. lol

yaas

I google everything...if I see a bird I don't know the name for I google...if I hear a word I'm not sure what it means I google...when I don't know my life purpose and need to find an answer ( which is like all the time) I'll google...I for real call myself the google master 😂...my boyfriend always ask me to google something because if the answer is out there I'll find it 😬

It's probably because you use your Ti a lot

@@amiratazkia You must be right, my Ti and Fi results were nearly similar

@@t.c9537 lol same!

Maristela Fidelis I’m an INFP myself and I literally google everything, like I won’t go to the doctors office without knowing what I have but then again I’d wait hours and hours too 😂 my Ti and Fi results were almost the same so

As an INFP I also relate to that one haha

@@GalexieReed I've said on a few other comments but: Last time I went to the doctor I found I had severe vitamin D deficiency, so yeah... lol

this is quite disrespectfull to be categorise like that. Isn't induviduality the basic of humanity ? Well in that case everybody different and that categorisation is not accurate.

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oh my GAH

Frank James what mbti type is PewDiePie according to you?

@@partacanna *I'm not supposed to share my opinion but* I think he's an INTJ, he's introverted, obvious T type and uses his Te to see both sides of the argument that's why he's good at clearing out the drama, he reads A LOT and always makes sure he knows what he's talking about regarding any topic he's also very committed to what he does

i agree with manager-nim that he has very clear Te, and though i'm not supposed to give my opinion, I'd say ESFP

Entp

YES!!!

You'd like it here in Britain where there is NO paperwork at all for routine NHS doctor appointments as it's all free at the point of use. The only time you'd fill in paperwork is if you decided to use the private sector i.e. if you had health insurance.

Allie B EXACTLY! That’s how it should be.

Wait, how's it not what you're supposed to do? *Puzzled ENFP*

I'm also puzzled.. haha what's wrong with it..? 🤣

@@strivingfornewhorizons9281 The issue is that we can literally mesmerize people when we talk and that doesnt actually mean they are paying attention to us. When we talk we can transport them to Ne world... So yeah gotta be careful that you don't transport your doctor who is suppose to be paying attention to YOU and what is going on with you.

@@acharich The issue is that we can overwhelm doctors so much that they get confused what is going on. That is why we really have to 1) address one issue at a time 2) ask one question and wait for the response before asking our next question..... just these two things will really help us connect with others in general... yes it is BORINGLY slow but at least you will get some of your issues addressed.

I saw it coming a mile away because it was so true.

As an ENFP, I’ve had this exact same thought process before

Cause pain is subjective and ppl experience it differently. The scale is to compare ur leaves with ur previous ones. Not to other ppl's. To track improvements. It's not a great system. But it's actually kind of helpful.

I wish I could thumbs up x10, I agree so much!!

@@evelynda5235 Pain is subjective as far as people having different natural pain tolerances from one another, but I hate that the pain scale is based on past experience... I mean if you'd hardly experienced any pain ever then you'd beg for morphine for the tiniest inconvenience, and that's impractical. Maybe I just see it this way though because I'm quite capable of imagining worse pain than I've actually experienced. Idk why everyone can't do that... It baffles me. How can I possibly rate something a 7 when I can clearly imagine what an 8 would feel like.