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It's been my experience that the M-B test can only tell you who you are, not who you should be.

That said, ENFJ. I don't know what that should mean for my life personally, I just know that I tend to go one way more than another.

it didn't work for me - i used to move/work in circles where people were really into that and it made me resentful that they thought they could label me and figure me out so quickly and easily. i was all over the place. now i keep that sort of thing on a back shelf and ignore it as much as possible.

lee

I took the test a few times years ago. Funny thing - every time I took it I got a different result... I guess they really mean it when they say that people with BPD change their personalities to fit whoever they're with.

It would actually be interesting for me to take it again, since I don't think I'm such a serious chameleon any more...

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For what it's worth, I'm ENFP when I tested last year. I figure I'd post so maybe it's deepen some understanding.

everyone in our department here at work has to take one this week.

I'm INTJ/INXJ

This is a very introverted, rational type that is quite hermit-y and independent... now imagine with abuse history. Getting close to people is particularly difficult.

This is in agreement with the Enneagram 4w5 type.

Looks like I am the only ISTJ of the group so far. Pretty much fits me to a T. I do not believe that CSA had an affect on that just simply my personality type.

My employer uses something similar called DISC. Unfortunately many other employees and management use it to manipulate others. I originally had taken it in 2007 and I am completely different now, but let them think I am the old profile.