What's My Personality: Sensing or Intuition? | 5 Minute MBTI 

Thanks! It's amazing how well that works!

very agree.. that makes crystal clear

Exactly. I didn't even see the cat nor the mustache. All I saw was a man who is deeply in love with a girl who's scared/nervous? And their relationship is probably a seceret since he snuck to her window. TL:DR the painting helped me make sure I'm an intuitive.

I found it confusing. Because the feeling presented is so _obvious_ that I started to focus on the details instead!

Not really. I am definitely an Intuitive but I analyzed the painting the way a Sensor should.

This is so true

this is helpful. I was always an INTJ then recently, my test results show ISTJ and got me confused. Somehow your statement reassured me because my emotions do get triggered commonly through my own thoughts.

@@StarAshleyCruz you're not alone, ISTJs and INTJs are very similar. And tbh most of INTJs are actually ISTJs, the backbone of society. There were couple of times I get ISTJ but mostly I'm INTJ, I hate the stereotype of INTJs being unemotionally cold, intelligent psychopaths 🤓🤓🤓. People who go around saying they're proud of being INTJs are always full of people who are self righteous arrogant edgy assholes.

@@cymonka3492 I agree. Recently I have been studying about cognitive functions as well! It helps to understand mbti better. Those edgy people are just immature intj wannabees. I also took a test (forgot the name of the site too bad but it starts with "S") this site actually shows a breakdown of all types and the percentage of how close you are to them. The ultimate result was intj, followed closely by percentage are: infj, entj then istj. These are often my closest kin or even mistypes, I would say.

Sadly, many intuitives have had the same experience, mostly in K-12. Sensors have their own struggles, though, especially in liberal arts college classes, where most of the instructors are intuitives and offer lots of theories and big picture but not many concrete examples.

Next time bring notebook.

Same. One of my professors would always ask me for references when I just present an idea based on my conclusions about certain events or concepts that are being discussed. Appealing to authority is not my kind of thing but I have to do it to graduate smh.

I am a Se dom and have to sit in a classroom for 8 hrs a day and listen to all these things I have no use in my life for.. I wish school was a little more hands on

same! the educational system is so unfair catering for the average person rather that each individual

Agree. Imho these personality tests like MBTI are more accurate in cognitive functions more than traits. Traits can overlap each other. Someone told me that to not categorize yourself with this personality test thing and these theory are flawed.

Trust me, MBTI is more than just shitty tests. There's much more to it but it's very hard to find

You have a default profile that is a preference

It sounds like you're an Intuitive. Intuitives have trouble noticing and remembering details and specifics like you described. I am an Intuitive, and I often struggle to remember people's names when I meet them. I'll get to the end of the conversation and realize I have no idea what their name was! 🙃 Like you said, it takes a LOT of focus for Intuitives to notice and especially remember specifics like that - but keep working at it!

@@willowtreetraining That's weird cause I'm a sensor but forget people names a lot and struggle to remember things. I have to write down their names so I can remember it. But I do focus on the past and can write in detail. Its all about what you do more I guess.

john cena That happens to me, as well, except for the past thing. I’m really bad at recalling anything in detail. From what I ate yesterday and where I left the keys (have lost them over 10 times on the last 3 months lol), to major episodes of my life. I just have a notion of what happened and why, but not what exactly happened and who was there. I need to rely on others to remember those things for me because my memory is just too bad. However, I’ve noticed I instinctively follow and adapt to successions of events, perfectly recall sensorial patterns (like music), and pretty much “remember” anything as long as it’s connected to something else. That’s why school was always incredibly frustrating for me, because we were required to memorize random facts and concepts, while I’ve always learned better from the top to the bottom so I can understand how everything works as a whole.

Willow Tree Training & Professional Development Development I’m so sorry I didn’t answer earlier! I 100% relate to that and it causes me a lot of awkward moments, especially when I hang with someone for a long time (like 4 months or so) and realize I just call them “dude” or “bro” because of that hahaha And thanks! I don’t think I’m making much progress, but I still try :) Wish you luck with that too

@@willowtreetraining well this is new.. I feel like Im never present during a conversation. My head is going places that's why I will not remember what someone said. However, I remember names and birthdays easily. Lol.... Other than that I don't remember what they were saying exactly, I just remember how they were feeling and how The conversation went and how i felt. I feel like Im good and bad at listening if that makes sense.

Another reason N is superior. I hope your business is going well. I'm sure it's too "impractical" for these sensors to consider.

@@lightningandodinify Nice to group all sensors together. Always one of those Intuitive bias users.

@@KingaMoor I should remove these old comments of mine. My opinions change often as I continue learn and correct my understanding. I've been made aware that MBTI is unsuccessful in its goal to determine 'core personality'. This weak theory doesn't seem to have seen any improvements either. No doubt because it was probably wrong to begin with and cannot deny its critics. However, none of the philosophies surrounding its "traits" have changed for me. This idea that all personality traits are of equal quality is ridiculous. This casual dismissal through "everything is relative" is what leads to foolish conclusions such as reasoning that fecal matter is art, or that genocide is an "alternative" moral. People who maintain such examples as not revealing of the flaws of casual relativism are disingenuous. There is no sanctuary away from the subjective. Even data alone will provably undetermine any scientific theory that employs it. Rationality is ultimately a project in determining 'facts' about the subjective. An apt analogy is in those who think they can run away from having a political opinion. No matter how we organize or define concepts, the "thinker" is superior. Though there is no shortage of characteristics that fall under this archetype. We ought to strive to improve our faculties in every way. Imagination, calculation, empathy, logic, rationality, music sense, organization, memory, cunning, charisma, empathy... Everything. A human need not be lacking. This idea that a strength is always paired with a relevant and polar weakness is just poetic wishful thinking that ironically serves no one. We are not optimized starting classes in some RPG. The only real thing holding back multi-mastery is time. I also maintain my ableist position with regards to fundamental abilities or "core personality" as MBTI would have you believe. That being said, I obviously don't advocate discrimination. Research on personality is just not at the point of answering the kinds of advanced (and often philosophical) questions people have about themselves. Even "successful" systems such as the big 5 only offer primitive or trivial facts that most people are already aware of through mere casual introspection. Hopefully, I'll be more careful with my comments henceforth so that I can put an end to responding to views I no longer hold.

@@lightningandodinify wow

@@sandratorres6249 ?

We are both

Same but with the f/t - normally I get 51% feeling and 49% thinking (I am an infp/intp)

thunder Same as you. 🙂

I am 85% Intuitive and 15% Sensing

@Harry Gerry same. A couple years ago i scored an isfj but now i am an infp.

Remember that you use both every day, but one is more comfortable and natural for you. If you feel like you are both, then you have learned very well how to do the one that isn't your preference, which means you have achieved a good balance. That's a good thing! But you do have a natural preference, and it's the one that you probably go to first. Think about the parts of your job that you maybe do well, but you wish you could avoid or delegate. Intuitives usually want to delegate detail work like data entry or dealing with budgets while sensors might prefer to avoid big picture tasks like strategic planning or "visioning"-type meetings.

When I did a test for MBTI, it showed how many percent I got out of a hundred per dichotomy. And for this dichotomy, I got 84% intuitive and 16% sensor so the difference is huge and I could quite agree cause I notice it myself too. With yours though, it's probably closer with 50:50, prolly around 60:40 whichever side you feel more natural with. Still, there's hardly ever someone who get 100% for a dichotomy since there are many factors affecting our behavior and I believe human's mind is adaptable and could respond differently even with our default response.

Rachel510126 Guess you deserve a trophy and praise from the masses.

This is not what MBTI is, your senses are extraverted and introverted and they mirror so if in you conscious mind you are extraverted sensing you be introverted intuitive in your conscious mind and in your unconscious mind you will be introverted sensing and extraverted intuitive. What that all means can’t fit in a 5min vid. Do look it up, worth a few hours to better understand yourself.

You have both you just perfer one over the other

This answered my question exactly. I've been confused as to what i actually am, but this makes sense - I did the exact same, details and then the meaning. Blew my mind wtf

Ya ok I'm definitely an intuitive type.

I usually start with the setting which is the sensing part and then I tell the story and lastly my comments, but I usually dont even think about the moral of the story or whether there's a metaphor. Thats probably a very sensing thing to do I guess

Haha, I had the same. What cat? 🤣 What spinning wheel? Where?

Thanks for the insightful comment! I can definitely relate with the history example, because as much as I love history, I am hopeless with exact dates. That's probably why I usually result in N over S, but by a very small margin.

@@RunaSunset Yes. You're totally right!

@@bluejjay Which tests have you taken?

Thank u sir

True!

That is a good one.

Whenever I showed a sensor this test they werent much interested in it

@@jacobmead6082 same. I tried to show it to my parents and they were like..ok...they weren't very interested

@@jacobmead6082 Im an intuitive and I wouldn't introduce this to sensing people because I already know they wouldn't care before even showing it.

Only intuitive are interested in this kind or videos I guess

I think I know a lot of S but I don't think I'm friends with any. I think I never managed to deeply connect with an S. (I'm ENTP)

Same I’m about to watch this

@@code5829 Same here.

In my case it’s the opposite,I like to think that I’m a intuitive but I’m a sensor. So it’s ISTP lol.

So glad! Thanks!!

Totally second this. Dealt with a sensor who said I was playing “head games” just because she couldn’t understand my analogies and metaphors. It’s so annoying. And I’m normally pretty even tempered being an enfp also. But I got so frustrated with her I had to stop talking to her. It’s like they just want drama all the time or something because they’re so bored talking about laundry. Both literal and metaphorical laundry. Any sensors who got what I said just now, thank you and all others please think about it until you get it or have someone explain it to you. God knows how many times I’ve already tried to explain myself. -.-

and I'm INFP just a bit different

That vise versa and can be said for sensor as well.

john cena same I’m enfp too

ENFP here I find my mind an enjoyable place and I always think deeper in things too When I tell ppl that they tell me that I am weird But if finding my mind an enjoyable place means that I am weird Then I am a proud weirdo✨

lkjk lkjlkjkl My question exactly.

I actually wonder what a sensor has over an "intuitive". It seems that an intelligent person is an intuitive with all the skills of a sensor. On the other hand, I have a hard time imagining these supposed "sensors" being intuitive. I'm supposed to believe that most people are so limited? The qualities of a sensor seem like the kind of low order intelligence I expect from anything surpassing a chimpanzee. I guess at the very least, a sensor is especially good at these lower forms of intelligence compared inferior animals. Yet a keen intuitive should eclipse them completely. Thankfully it seems that I'm not alone in this skepticism and there are alternative theories, with one arguing for a mutually inclusive relationship between observation and intuition. I doubt your average Joe is the simple minded primate that MBTI would suggest.

A big picture is great to have an overall idea of where you are heading, but without all the small picture details that you do day in and out, you will never reach that vision. Pretty common in the workplace. Intuitives can come up with great ideas and sensors can help make that a reality

@@lightningandodinify you are correct in a way but sensors are great at materializing and making practical use of the ideas intuitives come up with. Intuitives are intellectuals. If we didn't have enough sensors we wouldnt get anything done. Also for me, my S partner helps keep me grounded and not lose my stuff that I keep accidentally dropping and forgetting while my mind is at work 24/7 thinking. Short coming of an intuitive is missing vital details like a small screw in the machine or just being sloppy in general

@@ningyosama4782 the ratios don't make sense for our rave anymore. We need more hybrids and intuitives. Genuine sensors can make up a small minority instead.

Just do the mbti test!!

@@sawi3513 like I said, I done it but some questions are really not that clear. So you couldn't be sure are you answering correctly.

How is it for you to be the sensing type?

The Adventurer!

SO true!!

And i just thought that they are gossiping

gabi C That’s really fucking creepy. I don’t think you’re okay at all

Yes, that makes sense. We all use both Sensing and Intuition - we just usually use the one we prefer first. Since you're an Intuitive, you first thought about the man telling the woman "something important" which is an interpretation, and then you looked at more of the details.

@@willowtreetraining Yes, that makes sense. Thank you!

Garrett Good for you! INTJ's are all around us. They seem like the common personality type out of all the others, to me at least.

Yes, you are absolutely right. We all use all of the letters of the MBTI every day, but we just have a natural preference for one or the other of the four dichotomies. It's not that we use that one exclusively; we just find it easier and more natural. Understanding your personality is all about finding balance and working to get better at using the opposite to our preference. We can't change our natural types, but we can definitely adapt our behavior as we learn and grow!

It's hard to tell a person's type from a description like that, but I do have a few thoughts. First, a lot of Intuitive (N) Thinkers (T) or NT's think of themselves as people who use all of the letters in a pretty balanced way as you described. NT's are the Rational Temperament and they believe in life-long learning and want to be competent at everything they do. We have videos on all the Temperaments, so you could watch the one on the Rational Temperament to see if it fits you. And since it sounds like you need to recharge on your own, I agree with you that you sound like more of an Introvert than an Extravert. It's hard to tell from your description whether you're a Judger (J) or a Perceiver (P) because you don't talk about how you organize your daily life. So maybe you can watch some of our videos on Judging vs Perceiving to see which one you think fits you best.

Same

Stop trying to fit in and just be who you are. You'll never win at "fitting" in because it is always going to be situational. Sincerely, ENTJ

@@kyledougherty463 thank you! ❤

Ingrid See that like the Tetris game... You know that when you fit in, you dissapear. lol

i thought the girl was nervous about something and the guy was trying to make her feel better

2:54

Because you have both you just perfer one over the other

Thanks so much! So glad you liked it. And we appreciate the comment!

only comment that makes sense here

GET OUT!

Nora Stalgic you are an INFJ

@@SurvivalSpec How do you know?

I am an infj and I hate the fact that were so rare. I often feel misunderstood

Sounds like you're an Intuitive.

When people are stuck on sensing vs. intuition, we typically remind them that sensors outnumber intuitives by about 3 to 1 in the population, so there is a really strong bias to develop sensing skills. So those who are on the fence are often intuitives who have learned how to pay attention to details. Not always, but think about whether you tend to get general impressions or focus on the meaning first, and then look at the specifics, or if it's the other way around.

Study Carl Jung's functions. It's not the same as MBTI at all. For example there are no introvertion or extraversion in people but in functions. A function can be introverted or extraverted there. It's the only way to truly know how your brain perceives the world.

Remember that we all use both sensing and intuition, so it's common for people to use both when they look at the picture. Your type is based on which of the two you naturally prefer and which feels most comfortable for you, though, so most times, that's what people use first. Intuitives don't always interpret a picture like you would in an art history class, but they usually ask themselves questions or wonder about things in the picture that aren't readily apparent from just looking at it. So when you looked at the picture, did you see really specific details (like the mustache, wool on the spinning wheel, and individual leaves on the trees) or did you see and wonder about the bigger picture kinds of things (like the time period of the picture or what he might be whispering to her). Even when they don't see a message or find meaning in a picture like this, intuitives usually have questions or thoughts about the picture that can't be answered just by looking at it.

Classic Intuitive answer!! 😂

No you are not you’re just a sensor most likely! And there’s nothing wrong with that it’s just how you take in information.

Can u describe their differences using the example of a plastic cup?

Yes, what you're describing (using the 5Ws, using observable info, etc.) sounds like a Sensor for sure! And Sensors often look at the details/specifics to try to see the bigger picture - which is exactly what you did with the picture. Do you know your other letters?

Sensors seem like simpletons without an imagination. Apparently, they're "practical" but it seems the intuitive can be whenever it counts. I guess the difference is that the intuitive has ideals and dreams, whereas a sensor just wants... Oh yeah, apparently nothing but simple desires.

@@amandawolfe4097 yes we all do but those intuitives end up like thay because of the sensor world. This world is made up of mostly estjs & other sensors (around 50-60%) & messes up mostly intuitives unless it's countries like Finland(INFP mostly), Japan(XNXP, XNXJ), & France (XXNJs) etc. This causes them to have more immaturity. For example school in America is usually ESTJ. It's rival is an INFP student. To the INFP they will usually get diagnosed for having ADD at a young age for being so disorganised & daydreaming because they don't like being in structured education with a lot of detailed info. Being in strict rules will make them feel like the only escape is daydreaming. That can team up with Si & make them lazy & not want to try anything new even giving up good passions or values. Se & Te is one of their inferior / Auxiliary functions so clumsiness follows, & end up being dumb in learning the ESTJ way. Usually they end up being either depressed & fed up with it going into SJW & end up being the ignorant social activist shoving no logical ideas because they think forcing it will compensate for the lack of Te. That's one example but others might be INTPs end up being that disposable friend or end up being living in their mom's basement doing nothing with their Ti. I've seen INFJs who are kinda scary because their perceptions on reality. I'm just saying that intuitives usually get diagnosed with a lot of disorders which are not disorders at all & end up thinking they have disorders which worsens everything. If you want to make your ENFP friend to do something productive with their life then force them to read books so they can be concrete with their values but no fictions. They are fast readers but also enough stimulation for their imaginations. For INFPs get them into spirituality (so they can love themselves) Or offer them to study MBTI, read books. Most intuitives I've seen get called weird or outcasted, sensors can be too (poor ISFPs) but usually some of them will go to physical substances from my experience while intuitives their minds are the substances themselves & they get disconnected with in their concept of non concrete interpretation from being called weird, annoying, bullied etc. & makes them even more delusional INTPs for example will be Apathetic to those people & go inside their own world causing them depression & boredom = Laziness = they are afraid what others feel = thinks their own world is reality etc. Same with all intuitives.

@@amandawolfe4097 take Finland for example, their education systems are one of the best in the world but for sensors it's like why is it too hard? Because usually it's shaped around from an intuitive perspective, their culture is not a small talk culture. People will avoid almost anyone & if you ask them how are you? Even if they know American culture they might feel like they need to say "I'm not really good these days ...(long ass reason)...etc." The society & its government is very INFP. They fear being the same & not having equal right so their government takes away more money if you're rich & gives you more money if you're poor so there's not much of a difference in the rich vs poor money gap. There's no problem with men & women getting equal pay. In Japan for INFPs it's based on their dreamland. I mean c'mon the anime fantasy in akihabara & all these subcultures they have is very INFP. The technology is based on an INFP saying "what if we had this?" Or "what if this existed that would be awesome!" & the other intuitives there make that technology etc. Without INFPs people wouldn't have poetry or have social change. Without ENFJs people wouldn't have Marther Luther king even or Nelson Mandela. Without intuition we wouldn't have depth. Understanding is all we need. If sensors would stop thinking they are weird Or let them be & intuitives thinking the world is against them, then people can work together than society falling apart. The More intuitive types in sensors can translate intuitive "communication while the intuition types with more sensory language can translate it so it can be more understandable to the intuitives.

@@amandawolfe4097 what? You completely ignore the fact that I talked about Socionics & cognitive functions & not just that, everyone has the Jungian theory's ego, superego, consciousness, & unconsciousness of their personality. I said that everyone should work together & not be biased at the end so what's your point bringing it up again

@@amandawolfe4097 I never assumed sensors as that. My whole family is a sensor based family. My father is an ISTP for example & he's very intelligent. I'm an intuitive but we both have different intelligences. I'm an INFP too but all INFPs are all academically inclined at a younger age. It's when they get to like middle school or high school where they consider dropping out or like someone described it, you're living because you can't die or in this case you're going to school because you have no choice. but having traumatic experiences myself made me think logic in a different way even as it's my inferior function. I think as logic as concrete imagination but to make something out of let's say you physical environment I use details as imagination & the result as the dream is the way I interpret for example the way my father makes furniture or when I help him build parts of the house (I still am really fucking bad with my Se function like dropping things or even forgetting to feed my body when I'm focused on something). It's hard to explain maybe because it's my perspective but that's the best I can express. When it comes to my Fi, past family Trauma & being with an ISTP in general (they can have offensive sense of humour to where at least my father thinks that fights are fun) & my trauma was my parents physically fighting & torturing me with what side i was with between both & if i picked the wrong side i would get thrown out of the house at 12 years old. I still have to deal with extreme indecisiveness but i came up with the conclusion that im tired of my own shit too so i just suddenly know what i want in the long run. I got me immune to some things when it comes to jokes or people trying to hurt me. I'm more like an INTP in the sense of I can somehow turn off my feelings if I feel attacked & try to think of the logic my father has taught me: life is a joke, but take it serious enough to make you happy. My sister is an ISFP so her self esteem gets really low to the point where she would overdose & would use drugs like Xanax & other opiods which is one of the worst & addicting drugs. Same with my father (cocaine & meth). Couldn't leave the house because of emotional attachment but i thought If something happens to them, I did my best, but now it's time for me to move on. & as INFP that was hard because INFP are loyal & really delusional to emotional manipulation & now even that doesn't affect me what so ever. Idk about how to know between ENTJ vs ESTJ but you can look at what are your temperaments. It's the best way to type yourself. Look at CS Joseph's channel to know what are your fears etc. Because that's the best way to know which one you are

Sure lol.

I'm an Intuitive, and I really _need_ to be told the right way to do something, because my mind is actively generating every possible way of doing something, which mostly end up proven wrong/disadvantageous.

This is ironic for me. Both are something I have witness. Both comments are right.

It’s not that sensors aren’t smart, they just prefer to not trust the abstract. It’s not that black and white actually and that bad stigma needs to find an end.

If you saw the details first before interpreting it, then you are probably a sensor. Intuitives don't usually notice the little details, at least initially. They get an overall impression of the painting and immediately begin looking for meaning. Then they may go back and look at the details later, but sometimes not even then!

Nope. I am ENTJ, and when they said "mustache" and "spinning wheel" I was like, what? I didn't notice either of those things. But I did say, "man, that's a creepy guy, who is looking for something from this lady." This painting exercise is a great example of S vs. N.

I saw a man probably interested in the woman (I saw that his fingertips were touching his chest near his heart.) he's trying to talk to/win over, while the woman looks uninterested in him, or at least (from her facial expression) bored of the conversation. But she likely doesn't dislike him or find him creepy. (I saw her legs weren't crossing/tilting away from him, and neither was her body.)

I tested as IxTP the last time I took a certified MBTI test, btw--which is partly what draws me to vids like this. I take this to mean that I needed to see (sense) some "key" details of expression/interaction before interpreting (intuiting)--what I think I saw (but not before I [T]hought about/analyzed it for a bit). I mean, I guess, it can't really JUST be an impression at that point if I'd decided to make a whole internal process out of it. But I'm also generally terrible, at first, at seeing/describing people's physical attributes (like EVERY "S quality" the speaker claims Sensors would likely notice first), in real life, when asked, "What's she like?" by other people.

I really like your interpretation of the picture, and your explanation of how you approached it was very helpful! The Sensing vs. Intuition dichotomy is challenging for a lot of people to figure out. From your description of how you interpreted the picture and your statement that you are terrible at seeing specific details about people in real life, it sounds like you may be an Intuitive. Since Sensors outnumber Intuitives by about 3 to 1 in the population as a whole, there is a strong cultural bias toward being a Sensor, so many people who aren't sure about which they prefer are Intuitives who have learned to use their sensing function because that is the expectation of most people. So it can be confusing when you take the MBTI assessment because you might "behave" as a Sensor at work, for example, but actually naturally "prefer" Intuition. In terms of how you viewed the picture, the process you used is pretty Intuitive. Intuitives typically use details to help them support their big picture view of something. So you looked at the picture, analyzed it, drew a few conclusions and THEN used the details to support your conclusions. If you were a Sensor, you would have seen the details first, and then maybe put them together to reach a conclusion, but many Sensors just stop after seeing the details because they interpret our question to think about what they "see" very literally. I hope this helps! Let us know if you have more questions!

Me too

Hmm I wonder if that's just a preference for intuition, and then using their imagination to play roles in life, seeing the benefit of using different functions when and where. Could a sensor do that very easily I wonder? But perhaps it depends on what you mean by being 'rooted in your being'.

Do you actively seek knowledge (SP), imagine what could be (NP), passively fetch information (SJ), or try to make conclusion from what you know (NJ)?

I can definitely relate to you. I know i'm a sensor and a feeler, but I can never choose between the E/I and the P/J. I know i'm an ambivert, so choosing between E and I is really hard for me. I also tend to have both traits of the perceiving and judging one. I'd rather work and then play, but I'm really messy with my work. It's so confusing....

I love it when people know for sure which one fits them best!

You are an S

@@mizumi777 hahah literally thought the same thing

....buddy you’re definitely a Sensor. If anything that painting was too long of a demonstration. The meaning was easy to figure out.

bruh its not hard to pause the video until you get the information that you are looking for.

The first thing I was thinking to myself was "I wonder what he is saying to her, is it a secret?" I never once thought about what they were wearing.

Think about what you need first. Do you need the detail first before you can see the big picture? Or do you need a context or overview first before you can figure out how the details fit in? We all do both, but we are typically more comfortable starting with what comes easiest.

Willow Tree Training & Professional Development well. I prefer to know the what’s the point of what people are telling me. Because sometimes they give unnecessary details or they take too long to tell me what they’re trying to explain. I only pick and choose what topics I prefer details on, I guess you can say.

It sounds like you want the "why," which is a typical intuitive trait. If you are an intuitive, you want the details that help to explain the "why" and the big picture, and the rest are just "noise."

Ellyse Jae i think youre just slightly more intuitive than sensing. But more balanced i would say

That sounds very intuitive! I love your interpretation! :-)

Thank you for the answer.