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r/SeriousMBTI

2k members
r/SeriousMBTI is a subreddit with 2k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is medium in size.
This group is STRICTly for serious and scholarly discussions about MBTI and using it as a tool to learn, grow and to increase self awareness and understanding of others through it. When used correctly, this is be a very good tool to understand yourself better, and to understand others better, so you can build better relationships with others, and so you can be your best self, and so you can live the kind of life you want. Only 18+ allowed.

Popular Themes in r/SeriousMBTI

#1
Advice Requests
: "How do i go about typing myself "
18 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Mods, can you PLEASE put karma restrictions on this sub?"
6 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "What employee psychological profile or MBTIs are Burger King style food companies looking for?"
2 posts

Popular Topics in r/SeriousMBTI

#1

Mbti

: "I made a mapping of each Mbti personality's main issues in accordance with cognitive function theory. Do you agree/disagree, and why?"
41 posts
#2

Functions

: "Differences between INFP and INFJ with a focus on parent/child Functions- thoughts on how I’ve explained it?"
27 posts
#3

Personality Types

: "I made a mapping of each MBTI personality's main issues in accordance with cognitive function theory. Do you agree/disagree, and why?"
18 posts
#4

Cognitive Functions

: "Cognitive Functions, archetypes, and how you "feel" like you use them"
8 posts
#5

Fi

: "I have trouble understanding whether or not I may be a Fi user."
4 posts
#6

Ne

: "How Ni/Ne work with each other?"
3 posts
#7

Function

: "Trickster Function and trauma healing"
3 posts
#8

Type

: "Intro to the Eight Function Model (Psychological Type) : A Good Overview to the General Concept of Cognitive ArcheTypes"
3 posts
#9

Misconceptions

2 posts
#10

Mental Illnesses

2 posts

Member Growth in r/SeriousMBTI

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+283 members(16.5%)