“Logician: INTP” are people whose strength lies in analytical, open-minded, and original

thinking. They crave freedom and are blunt, objective, and curious. To be honest, I don’t really
have a career plan. I have no idea what I want to do in the future. This has always troubled me,
and I thought I was the irregular one for not planning ahead. However, the personality test
revealed that it was normal for INTP people to have a hard time finding a job that suits them.
Logicians can work well in a wide range of jobs, but has difficulties finding a job that they enjoy.
Therefore, not being able to find a career path yet is something that I shouldn’t be too worried
about. Apart from the career part, the rest of the descriptions fit my past self. There were certain
weaknesses, such as being insensitive, struggling with the emotions of yourself and others, or
being blunt, that I learned to fix as I grew, maybe a little too fast. I’ve rushed through certain
phases of my life, causing me to adapt faster and more efficiently compared to other children my
age. This made me hide a lot of things that I wanted to do or say, since it may cause trouble or
discomfort to others. I fixed being blunt by learning and saying what the other person wants to
hear. My insensitivity and struggles with emotions disappeared one day when I suddenly could
tell how people were feeling or read the mood right away. However, just because I learned to do
those things doesn’t mean that I changed. Inside, I still want to act how my brain tells me to, not
caring about the people around me. I can read the mood, but choose to ignore it; know how
someone is feeling, but disregard it. It’s like I know and do what is right, but want to just act on
my impulses. Inside, I’m an INTP, and I'm 100% sure of it. However, my experiences and
growth caused me to change what I express on the outer layer. The personality test was
successful in describing who I was before I was forced to change.