Definitions by typologer
insesdo
MBTI
1. To use your auxilliary cognitive function instead of your dominant function, because someone told you to.
2. To ask someone to insesdo
1. To use your auxilliary cognitive function instead of your dominant function, because someone told you to.
2. To ask someone to insesdo
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Sensor
the second letter in eight of sixteen MBTI types. Stereotyped as being idiots, conformists and overall inferior to iNtuitives. Have their dealings more in the concrete than the abstract, and are often grounded in reality. The oppressed to the oppressors: mistyped 'INFJ's, trolls and r/shittymbti.
r/shittymbti: Sensors are inferior! iNtuitive masterrace!
ISTP: Oh, please. We're more practical.
ENFP, currently spending her time on the Urban Dictionary typing out MBTI definitions and listening to an audio interpretation of worsening Alzheimer's instead of doing homework: Can confirm.
ISTP: Oh, please. We're more practical.
ENFP, currently spending her time on the Urban Dictionary typing out MBTI definitions and listening to an audio interpretation of worsening Alzheimer's instead of doing homework: Can confirm.
Flair up
To put on a user flair on a subreddit, an integral part of r/politicalcompassmemes' culture.
Generally, user flairs are used to categorise the users on a subreddit, like the personality typology subreddits, the alignment chart subreddits, political subreddits, any reason to categorise people. Or, you could make the flairs editable, as an extension of one's username on the subreddit.
Obtaining a flair is what to 'flair up' means.
Generally, user flairs are used to categorise the users on a subreddit, like the personality typology subreddits, the alignment chart subreddits, political subreddits, any reason to categorise people. Or, you could make the flairs editable, as an extension of one's username on the subreddit.
Obtaining a flair is what to 'flair up' means.
Intuitive
The MBTI word for daydreamer. The second letter 'N' in eight of 16 personality types. Often deals in the abstract, instead of the concrete. The MBTI community are often biased towards this end, treating it as 'smarter' and 'superior' than their sensor counterparts, because the majority of this community are intuitives.