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@ericawordsmith

XD That’s interesting. I gotta say, Gimli isn’t a perfect fit, but he’s probably the closest out of the fellowship. If you look up MBTI personalities for LOTR characters, ENTJ almost always ends up being Sauron or Saruman. Laughs  We’re just a very villain-esque type, I guess. XD But yeah, I agree there… John Rhys Davies is a very great actor. He’s super fun to study in films.

Chuckles  Ya, figured that out. ENFPs are fun. You guys get a little exhausting after a while, but sometimes that’s helpful. I was awake until like midnight last night discussing something with my best friend (ENFP) and she’s a total morning person and was getting very sidetracked in the midst of her argumentation. It was kinda funny. 😉

XD I considered learning cello but then I realized that it’d just be another thing that keeps me from writing and stuff… so… yup. 😉 Maybe someday.

Yeahh, my family has a strange sense of humor. As in, they sorta don’t have one. Okay, that’s not exactly true, but I doubt most of us would find family films funny watching them later. At least, my parents probably wouldn’t. My family’s humor is based more on… real life blunders and interaction. So we don’t really make up something funny just for the sake of being funny. Shrug  It’s more… memory/past experience oriented, I guess. (But yeah, I’m always the one who ends up in charge of stuff like that, too. XD)

Alright, awesome. XD I love finding people that are actually interested in this stuff. 😉 I’ve just recently (like over the past three months) been studying cognitive functions and the original MBTI type theory intensely. So I’m nowhere near an expert on the subject. But I have found that people who really dig into it believe that personality type doesn’t change at all. And I’m rather inclined to believe them based on what I’ve seen. So like, when someone says that their personality is changing… it actually isn’t. It’s just that they are developing their cognitive functions to a deeper level if that makes sense.

If you’re interested in learning more about the cognitive functions, an excellent place to start would be:

https://www.typeinmind.com/

😉 This is where I started. It gives a pretty good explanation of the functions and how they work.