Hopping on the "type me" bandwagon...

junia, let's wait and see what Auburn and Alerith will say.


If you are not FiSe I'll be really surprised.

Hi Junia

I'm seeing the same functions as starlit7 pointed out, Ti/Fe and Se/Ni. You do seem like a Ji lead, so I think you're TiSe. You put emotional emphasis on your words in an Fe way, but remain kind of cool and collected and pause to neutralize your energy quite a bit (Ti). You seem to have well developed Fe articulation combined with a confident Se/Ni attitude.

As for the tension in your face, I actually think it's more due to your specific anatomy than the emotional tension seen in Fi. If you compare yourself to the Fi-doms seen in the FiNe video, you come off with a lot less emotional energy and have more controlled expressions.

Sure thing

There are a lot of signs of Ji-lead that I saw. You have an upright posture that doesn't sway much, your face is unified, but not lead by your eyes, your energy neutralizes a lot giving you a collected persona, and your eyes disengage down. If you were Pi-lead, I would expect to see you lead your face with your eyes and move in a swaying motion while you talk. The nature of your movements is crisp and deliberate, while Pi-leads move in a viscous way, with slow, gliding movements.

I agree with Morsecode. You seem more FiSe. I have a sister who is FiSe (with a high Ni) and a dad who is NiTe and you resemble them lots.

Interesting tidbits about my FiSe sister: She is crazy good at working with her hands, yet she likes strategic games, such as myst. She also is very good at reading people, and has this subtle wisdom that I am constantly awed by.

You need not utilize your processes towards any particular endeavor, such as sports, for example. There's nothing especially "Lara Croft" about Ti or Se. My understanding is that Ti moves away from bodily/physical experience as a cognitive process, while Se is an information gathering process. I admit though, we need a broader list of of celebrities. Most that we have available for reference are entertainers, irrespective of their types; but this just goes to show you how we cannot expect someone's type to neatly predict interest and skill. I'm going to make a point to steer away from popular entertainers, actually, and focus more on educators, scientist, Olympians, activist, politicians, and philosophers. I'm betting there are quite a number of TiSe in academia.

CT is based on the connection between the mind and the body; the idea that your psyche spills over into raw body language. Although, raw body language is not the same thing as behavior, which is influenced by a whole host of other things such as: your value system, socioeconomic status, culture, intelligence, etc. 

I see you tested INTJ previously, but Fe seems very clear to me in the way you interact with the camera and Ji>Je even moreso. When articulation is high/est in the functional stack, there's often a preacher/teacher effect once the person really gets talking. The entire body becomes engaged telling or making points which, I imagine, can make those higher in Pe feel backed into corners, pushed, and talked down to or at, at worst. When Pe>Pi, you'll find that the user speaks more obviously from personal opinion than authority and conviction. The approach is one more of questioning. This is because Pi(Ni/Si), although perceptive, are worldview functions which give the user stability in their understanding of how things are, articulated confidently via Fe or Te. This is not to say that people high in articulation are confident people, but it's accurate to say that people high in Fe/Te are confident in their worldview and in most of what they're saying as they're saying it. As an Ni-dominant or auxillary, your articulation would push and/or flow more versus start and stop. The flow of a Pi-lead causes the body to sway when speaking, relaxing and going with the flow with what is coming from within. With Ni-leads, this flow of speech often looks tranced out, as the user looks directly at the speaker and talks with little breaking. 


My husband is SeTi. Our different communication styles and approaches, a result of our different CT, has always caused friction for us even though our values, ideals, and goals are aligned. He really needs to think before talking, whereas I mostly don't and come off the top of my head with relative confidence. There are lots of dead stops and silences in our conversations as he searches for what he thinks about something and the right way to put it which are unnatural to me and used to really frustrate as I awaited his replies. But once he's had awhile to access his logical center, his points are often more consistently logical than mine--at least when he explains it.  These differences between us may help you in determining what seems most like you.