Not sure how I got here but this was like 99% spot on, the only difference I have as an istp are that I don't really care about the people's feelings in the room if they aren't MY people. However the roasting part is my favorite part you brought up because it's the first time I've heard it as a quality, and that's super true to me! Great vid!
I am an ISTP and agree with you . that roasting part and not giving a shit about emotion or care about other . idk why those things doesn't work to me . I tried sometimes but it was really horrible .
I think recently the ISTP's are really becoming more popular in the mbti community and also it seems more people perceive themselves to be ISTP's. Also I think ISTP's and other IP"s sure want to be seen as valuable and all these things by others, but since it's so important to them to remain independant, they do not want to compromise their own ideas to be appreciated and want to make it clear they will not really "sell out" to external pressure to be seen in a more positive manner.
I've noticed that trend in the community too. I think SP content is becoming and will become more popular as people learn their true types. I'm trying to help this trend move forward 👍
I would give anything to trade being an istp. people really like it for some reason, but they dont experience it every day. When you think every second of every day every hour, you begin feeling trapped in your thoughts. when you realise that you are, it gets worse and it feels like the walls are just thickening. Also dont take this the wrong way im truly flattered but I just hate being an istp. I just wish i could shut my brain off. Something people say alot is "When healthy, istp's...." so on. Thats the problem, its the fact that im an istp that im not healthy or particularly happy. Being an istp also means for me that im much more mentally mature than i am physically, thats a big struggle, when you build up confidence and you try to tell someone about how you feel, but you're immediately crushed by an "Its just hormones" statement, and for me i develop trust issues, and i feel like nobody is going to understand that at my age I CAN and i DO have deep thoughts that perhaps i shouldnt have. Its also for some reason shocking for people to find out that YES I DO have feelings. NO im not an emotionless robot.
Great comment, i relate very much to this. Having 8th slot Fi sucks in many ways. It feels like you're wandering through life without a compass, map or goal. Sometimes that's a nice thing but it’s hard to make big choices. Especially when you're isolated and you can't use Fe to follow "the flow" of a "community" that you value.
Smol and squishy INFP reporting. 💕 My husband is an ISTP, and he has said many of the things you have. So often, internet MBTI videos/articles describe ISTPs as adrenaline junkie jackhammers with potato feelings who are incapable of computing anything emotionally. It’s such CRAP. Fucking trash. You beautiful ISTPs feel things HARD. The difficulty so many of you have is how to articulate those feelings from your powerful hearts to your mouths, like a line of communication that’s still kinda stuck in DOS mode. That doesn’t mean you don’t feel. The problem most other types have is that they just don’t have the heavy feeling/empathetic spidey sense to know when a subtle ISTP is suffering. INFPs are spongy crybabies, because we FEEL EVERYTHING around us, and that includes the feelings of the ISTPs we love. 💖 I relate to hating being an INFP, too. We are like a really salty casserole of daydreaming, crying over baby bunnies, wanting to be Harry Potter, and tantrums over being unable to change the world by painting unicorns. 😂 My husband and I are a weird match, but we work. 💕 I wish you all the best, dear ISTP.
Don't be sad, be sure everything gonna be alright, there'll be always someone who'll feel ur pain,understand ur thoughts, hold u so dear, listen to u and be beside u in the hard before the easy, but it will come at the right time, don't lose hope, you gonna learn the harsh way, try new things, u've "Se" parent, so u've to activate it, don't let yourself caged in the "Ti+Ni" loop, just get out, it would take time,but it's worthy, do new activities, find new hobbies, be productive, be the person u want, step by step, the hardest try to express yourself "Fe" this is the only way I'll find the right person. I know, u r not a robot, you have huge deep feelings and emotions, you have these blowing thoughts, you have pain and suffering Don't be sad please😔 everything gonna be alright, we just need to get out of our comfort zone to be better version of ourselves. Don't care about the maggior parte of the "Istp" articles or even videos, they just don't have the right analysion of your type even this get me mad always describing "it's the mechanical type that like to craft" 😒 And I'm wondering, for god sake where's the deep analysis of Istps soul. Be motivated
honestly, i love being an ISTP. i wouldnt consider myself an emotionless robot but i definitely feel less emotion than ive noticed that others have felt. its a very useful skill to be able to shut down any feelings and use your logical brain whenever its needed, and us ISTPs are very good at that. and for the "its just hormones", whatever lol. if they really think that, they werent worth it in the first place. get over it. if you get your heart broken or something over that, you should reevaluate your priorities. it seems you might not actually be an ISTP from what you have been saying. possibly an ISFP? take the myers briggs test again
When it comes to inventions, it seems to me that ISTPs are good at making an improved version of something that already exists or, let's say, taking two separate tools and merging them into a single one..i.e. the spork.
I'm an enfp. I've always been quite enchanted by istp's. Just underneath, they're almost like an infp; like they get depressed for philosophical reasons. As you mentioned with the street names, they also have a mentor quality to them. I think istp's are amazing, and I usually don't understand why people seem uncomfortable around them. They're extremely moral people (at least from my experience).
You basically answered your question. Being moral and usually loyal too even when it brings discomfort is something many people do not really enjoy. Some people also are uncomfortable with the idea of living life day by day. It creates an intensity that makes people feel ill at ease. Also ISTPs tend to call a spade a spade.
You’re spot on about everything. Especially about others being negative about the future not knowing what’s gonna happen. My boyfriend is an ISFJ and always worries about what’s gonna happen next and if it’s gonna be bad and I’m always getting after him telling him not to worry about the negative and focus on what’s happening right now. Loved this video so much! -ISTP
You earned it! It's a one of a kind Kryptonite for the 'Ladies of the Tribe' that have walk their healthy Egos on this 3rd Rock! You glow in the Dark with a signature shade!
Does anybody else deliberately do something wrong so that others can see and correct me and feel good and more confident about themselves in what they are doing? It’s teaching them in a subtle way, but because you do it fairly regularly, you end up looking like you’re dumb which irritates you, but kind of cracks you up at the same time !?
You're right that we prefer to teach by demonstration. Back in high school when my classmates and I first learned programming, I absolutely enjoyed helping and teaching my classmates out when they're stuck in the activity, while one of my few friends and I are already done with it. Like, I'd asked them what they're having problems with, or if they don't know what they're having problems with, I'd just look through their code and then show them what they're doing wrong and let them correct it themselves so that afterwards they can see the changes that they've made. ISTP guy here. Heh. Edit: After finishing the video, all I can say is: "This is pretty spot-on!"
I actually do try to some degree to be perceived as "cool" lol, but only as far as I'm doing things that I genuinely want to do. And when someone acknowledges it, I get this warm feeling like "omg I didn't want to bring attention to it but thank you for noticing" Last week I actually had a friend say "Are you military?" after seeing my camouflage rain jacket. I said no, it's just ordinary camo. She responded "Oh, well I thought you were. You look like it. You know, like, tough girl sort of vibe." I could feel my soul swell up with pride, I was so happy. I said "Thank you! That really means a lot..."
When I was an ISFP, I USED to really not want to hurt anyone’s feelings, but I’ve learned that people will always try to take that for granted and walk on you. I was moving closer to the T side a while ago. Now, I think about me, and look out for myself because I’m worthy also and will let you know don’t take my kindness for weakness, because I will put you out of my life and walk away which leaves people surprised. Ill still be nice, but I’ll know my boundaries and keep you at a distance.
Yeah you’re right. It’s nice to be acknowledged. Actually everything you said was spot-on. It would be cool to be an ISTP if I were a boy. It’s weird to be an ISTP girl. I use to snowboard too. I like to learn new things on my own. I do better watching and learning rather than someone trying to explain. I tend to fail on purpose because I know it’s expected for a newbie to fail and struggle. I hate that I do that. That’s why I’d rather learn alone so I don’t feel like I have to do bad to make others feel good. Weird eh? Yes don’t like to count chickens before hatching. I don’t want to get too excited because it’s too hard if it doesn’t work out.
Yep, so true about sports being jntellectualized by ISTPs..especially football. It takes a whole lot of thinking to master the game and understand the role of each player and have the fluid grasp of tactical scenarios
Every ISTP video I pass by holds various aspects that touch my soul. Love to teach, give, care, learn. Learning especially. Emphasis on learning to learn. Cross referencing various and sometimes wide ideas might yield positive results, and even negative results are also good because eventually, it's the road to success.
I actually hate that my ISTP husband is always correcting how I do things, especially when it is something he doesn’t do. When we were dating I thought “wow, he is so smart. He knows so much about so many things.” After 7 years together it’s more like “why don’t you let me do me without all the criticism!”
I think he might just be trying to help you out. Or he just can’t stand someone doing something wrong that they’re supposed to be doing. Ex, istp’s usually want to be the best at something if they’re gonna do it, not good. I’m guessing he’s projecting that onto you.
@@gabegh1478It's not. Don't be silly. I am an ESTP. I'll admit I do the same thing. I only do it to be helpful and make my beloved better or consider sth else.
I'm late to the party here, but as an ISTP who finds a bunch of crap about personality type online, I find you are an exception. As such, I must tip my hat to you about your accuracy! Great video 👍
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I’m infp. My isfp mom taught me how to play piano. She doesn’t even play. She homeschooled me and taught my Sunday school class. She was our favorite teacher. She makes furniture by hand. She is just freaking awesome 😎 🤩 One of the coolest person I know.
Its odd but I find my dreams also tend to lead to absurd scenarios that make me laugh. The night I saw the Jurassic Park 3 trailer (were grant talks about raptors learning how to speak) I had the following dream: I was being chased by a T-rex and made it to a clearing in the center there was a 20 story high pile of tires. I ran for it hoping that I could find cover but the T-rex stopped at the clearing edge and than turned away. It was as I would soon find out because this was Utah Raptor territory (the movies have always portrayed velociraptors as being grossly oversized.) I made it to the stack of tires and started making my way through the maze (which had odd hobbit doors about every 20-30 tires at all angles) and was soon hunted by raptors. Now I had to simultaneously track my progress through the maze while also anticipating their hunting behaviors. Eventually I opened the top most door and it lead to my bathroom. Looking down I saw that I was dirty so I decided to take a bath. I was just starting to relax when I heard the bathroom door open and smelled the stench of rotting flesh and the iron of dried blood. I could see the silhouette of the raptor on the shower curtain and before I could try to think my way out of the situation it pulled back the curtain and dropped a toaster into the tub. The last thing I remember while being electrocuted was hearing it chuckle. After all language denotes intelligence and humor goes hand in hand with intelligence.
bruh when you said at 3:50 they tend to be people's pleaser even tho their nature is like ''idc fuck all of yall type '' i literally thinked youre spitting FACTS
That is pretty accurate, as an 16y.o ISTP girl I might not be very good about inventing new things.. I guess, it comes with maturity) you were especially right about people-pleasing for my experience (but nowadays I’m becoming less gentle somewhy, I’ll try to be nice later,but in a more healthy manner) Thank you for the video, enjoyed it pretty much!
So true about the roasting. When I was younger I would get people to fight me by the level of insult. The best one a are when they have to think about it for a moment
Lmao is like she is describing me. For some reason it was very difficult for me to get a correct result for a long time but when i discover i was an istp, everything made so much f sense.
As an INTJ, ISTPs are one of the few (or perhaps only) types I find genuinely intimidating. I have an old ISTP friend who would always be the stoic "alpha" in the room, which somehow put me off my cool and I often found myself suddenly lacking the internal authority I always held onto. He was always incredibly inventive growing up and took a lot of interest in physics... when he wasn't collecting knives and practising archery! He has always been emotionally clueless, however, and can be appallingly blunt (and that's coming from an INTJ!). I thought it was hilarious when he couldn't remember his girlfriend's surname from fifteen years earlier -- he could barely remember her first name! -- but could remember his boss's name and what car he was driving at the time! He really is dead inside. 🤣
@@johnknight9150 Understood, it was supposed to be just slight blunt/sarcastic ISTP response. My Fe is balanced out from having an ENFJ best friend of over 20 years. So I understand how an unhealthy type can lead out to be missing out in some aspects of enjoying what life has to offer.
@@michaelchoi5247 I don't know if it's about missing out on what life has to offer (though that is certainly a good thing to be conscious of) so much as fighting an unwinnable war against the brewing forces within. James Hetfield and the dynamics that took place within Metallica - leading up to the group's internal breakdown in the early 2000s - is a good example. We saw Some Kind of Monster with an ISTP friend who hated the experience with a violent disdain (we enjoyed it). He hated the soft underbelly that showed up instead of the strong armour, unaware that he is himself hurtling towards the same fate.
@@johnknight9150 Sometimes, for ISTP, you just need to accept Feelings for what it is. You can’t always logically perceive feelings and there isn’t always the need to have good reasons for feeling them. You won’t usually find an ISTP that truly understand that idea and it makes them feel uncertain, which is literally what they hate.
Nice summary and good takes. I just didnt understand the last part, where you mentioned that ISTPs and ISFPs are optimistic about the/their future, while ESTPs and ESFPs are not. But with your explanation it seemed rather like they are not so very optimistic, because they can only be very certain in the moment and dont like to get overly excited about the future?
The thing I really avoid would be commitments or systems that make me part of it and its responsibilities, like feel trapped in it. If someone wants to take advantage or control me, I wouldn't hesitate to have them beaten up or dead by someone.
Interesting info on ISTP's. Thanks. Here's some info I'll bet you haven't heard. These days. "everybody and their dog", online, who talk about the 16 types....always talks about: Functions. But-- it was not always that way. Here come the juicy parts: 1. I've heard that JUNG himself, didn't even use J vs. P ...so it wasn't quite "Myers-Briggs", yet. and then, later-- Isabel Myers-Briggs would CO-author the book: Gifts Differing. Functions are mentioned in this book, but verrry brifely. Almost in passing, with nowhere near the constant mania we see online today. It WAS about the 4 letters and which ones you had. Not the functions. This is also shown in 2 other widely popular Books on Myers-Briggs, both well-researched. They are: 1. TYPE TALK by Kroeger and Theussen. 2. LIFE TYPES by Hirsch & Kummerow Both books have profiles of all 16 types, and yet, you won't read about functions. These books are much closer, time-wise, to when Isabel was still living. and used for years after. Even closer to OUR time, in 2010, MIKE ADAMS and "Vision Leadership Systems"" had youtube videos on Myers Briggs, again all 16 types, and again, much, much smaller use of functions. This WAS Myers-Briggs and was " the real deal." Here's an example: ruclips.net/video/xYvHckBPIWI/видео.html Now, I ask you: Did you hear him go on and on and on about: "introverted intuition", extroverted sensing, or "auxilliary" functions? Maybe 5%. Nothing at all like now. So what happened? Where did this "all-functions-all-the-time" get started? There may also be other causes, but one that was very noticeable to me and stood out (because of the sheer numbers of RUclips videos, back when folks were making far less of them and there was "less competition") was stuff by "Dave Superpowers". It seemed to me that suddenly, out of nowhere, this guy practically flooded youtube with a tidal wave of videos, and this guy preached-functions-from-the-housetops. Most young Millennials and 20-somethings and 30-somethings apparantly didnt know any different...probably hadnt read ANY of the above books, which were around FIRST, and this guy seemed to "out youtube" everyone else/ So-o...it caught on. In my opinion. But it seemed much more like his own new system. I didnt find any other RUclipsrs preaching functions like this. Again, compare Mike Adams, above, with anyone today. (more below)... Again, there may also have been other things, but on RUclips, this one really stood out and was noticeable. There was less videos and less competition then. It was practically looking like a whole new system (his) at the time, but he made video after video and people started listening to him. Then, those who listened (and AGAIN very likely has nooo knowledge of the above books) started making their own videos on type, parroting what they heard about functions. Now we have another generation and another wave and its all the rage because folks can say a more complex system gives "a deeper look"....and again, People dont read the FOUNDER of the 2 or 3 most widely circulated books. But no one talks about that these days. Further, no one today asks: who wrote "the FUNCTIONS Reference-Bible" that this would even catch on in the first place? Food for thought.
I'm an ISTP with highly developed Ni and Te. My Fe is horrible. In fact lower in use than Fi in my stacking. Sometimes I'm mistaken for an INTJ when in the Ti-Ni loop.
heck no..subconcious function cannot be developed just like that...Try to find your weakness and stress .That way yoiu can type accurately.Everybody wish to be something delutional but you inferior and trickster cannot be hidden,It keep reminds you what you lack and where you are mistaken
I like being cool but just a little bit, I don't want to push myself and if I'm gonna be cool then it needs to be in my own flow. It must come off as natural and nonchalant-ish or just eh don't care about what people think about me. Anyway I like the last part of the vid.
8:43 besied all true things you said, this is extremely true for me i love creating items, movies and all in my mind just even by the smallest or most ridiculous thing u can think of i guess thats one of the reasons why i am always in my mind and want to talk with people so i can keep the movie playing
So...I'm an INTP, and my fwb is an ISTP. I have a question about questions. You know how INTPs can come off as uncaring, but we aren't really? Well...part of that is that I tend to assume that if someone wants to share something, they'll share it, and I hold off on asking personal questions out of what I see as respect for a person's privacy level. Is the ISTP likely to interpret my lack of inquiry in that way? There are things I'd like to know about him, and it would be ironic if he thought I wasn't more interested in him because I wasn't asking. Thanks!
ISTP here. Just ask. You’ll know they don’t want to talk about something if they become visibly annoyed (probably doesn’t want to talk about it) or you might find that they talk in circles, restating or repeating themselves (probably doesn’t want to talk about it, doesn’t know how much to talk about or doesn’t have much to say about it.) If it’s something personal, answer the question yourself first to them as an example. That way the boundaries are clear and there’s less ambiguity about how much to reveal. The level of detail, how much private information is requested, how much personal opinion is allowed could be conveyed in your example. Hope this helps.
I've always gotten a good response from people in general by asking but saying if you don't want to talk about it, just say the word and that'll be the end of it. That way they know that I'm open to hearing them out without judgement but also respect their boundaries.
I actually totally relate to this too, I'm an ISTP. It's funny you ask, cos if a close person doesn't ask me questions I do feel a bit like they're not interested, cos with close people I will ask loads once we have a deeper connection
Being naturally isolating, I'd like to know how to acquire a suitable female specimen with little to no effort. I'm curious as to how my services could benefit a worthy female. The following are the services i am willing to provide: appreciating your core aspect (may be unsettling at first), engaging in meaningful conversation (avoiding small talk), finding out what makes you tick (may annoy you)
As I've got older I'm more into Ti and Ni and not as sociable. I now feel a lot like INTJ, but they have more routine and predictability. They're also not as fast or adaptive physically or socially imo
I'm an ISTP with an ESFJ boyfriend too.. apparently we are good compatibility for that type. I feel like we are opposites in so many ways but at the core almost the same too! Deep pain and challenges, feel different, but also fun loving, ADHD, clever
We ISTPs are Sigma types, and I find the Sigma type to be the new Alpha. And they don't care what others thing, for we are all about finding the truth of all things. And that keeps us grounded in reality.
This is the most spot on ISTP vid that I have seen - as soon as I heard we like to roast people, I was like “oh she gets it”. I’ve noticed that we seem respected but (almost) feared by the other types. Like we’re super mysterious (which, okay I guess I’ll take some responsibility for that one) mechanical wizards. I think it’s because we are constantly taking in information and internally cataloguing it, we expect the people we love to do the same in order to understand us, and it feels a little frustrating when it seems like they aren’t putting in the effort to do what we do naturally. …I might have had a personal break through just now 🫢
Not sure how I got here but this was like 99% spot on, the only difference I have as an istp are that I don't really care about the people's feelings in the room if they aren't MY people. However the roasting part is my favorite part you brought up because it's the first time I've heard it as a quality, and that's super true to me! Great vid!
I am an ISTP and agree with you . that roasting part and not giving a shit about emotion or care about other . idk why those things doesn't work to me . I tried sometimes but it was really horrible .
For me (ISTP) i show i care by doing things to help you or make your life better. Fixing things especially.
I think recently the ISTP's are really becoming more popular in the mbti community and also it seems more people perceive themselves to be ISTP's. Also I think ISTP's and other IP"s sure want to be seen as valuable and all these things by others, but since it's so important to them to remain independant, they do not want to compromise their own ideas to be appreciated and want to make it clear they will not really "sell out" to external pressure to be seen in a more positive manner.
I've noticed that trend in the community too. I think SP content is becoming and will become more popular as people learn their true types. I'm trying to help this trend move forward 👍
@@TypeMatch No that’s ok, you don’t have to. We’re tired of the relationship threads in the ISTP sub Reddit...
yeah i feel seen with the content coming out but at the same time now its gaining even more traction to the point i wanna hide again lmao
I would give anything to trade being an istp. people really like it for some reason, but they dont experience it every day. When you think every second of every day every hour, you begin feeling trapped in your thoughts. when you realise that you are, it gets worse and it feels like the walls are just thickening. Also dont take this the wrong way im truly flattered but I just hate being an istp. I just wish i could shut my brain off.
Something people say alot is "When healthy, istp's...." so on. Thats the problem, its the fact that im an istp that im not healthy or particularly happy.
Being an istp also means for me that im much more mentally mature than i am physically, thats a big struggle, when you build up confidence and you try to tell someone about how you feel, but you're immediately crushed by an "Its just hormones" statement, and for me i develop trust issues, and i feel like nobody is going to understand that at my age I CAN and i DO have deep thoughts that perhaps i shouldnt have.
Its also for some reason shocking for people to find out that YES I DO have feelings. NO im not an emotionless robot.
Great comment, i relate very much to this. Having 8th slot Fi sucks in many ways. It feels like you're wandering through life without a compass, map or goal. Sometimes that's a nice thing but it’s hard to make big choices. Especially when you're isolated and you can't use Fe to follow "the flow" of a "community" that you value.
Smol and squishy INFP reporting. 💕 My husband is an ISTP, and he has said many of the things you have. So often, internet MBTI videos/articles describe ISTPs as adrenaline junkie jackhammers with potato feelings who are incapable of computing anything emotionally. It’s such CRAP. Fucking trash. You beautiful ISTPs feel things HARD. The difficulty so many of you have is how to articulate those feelings from your powerful hearts to your mouths, like a line of communication that’s still kinda stuck in DOS mode. That doesn’t mean you don’t feel. The problem most other types have is that they just don’t have the heavy feeling/empathetic spidey sense to know when a subtle ISTP is suffering. INFPs are spongy crybabies, because we FEEL EVERYTHING around us, and that includes the feelings of the ISTPs we love. 💖
I relate to hating being an INFP, too. We are like a really salty casserole of daydreaming, crying over baby bunnies, wanting to be Harry Potter, and tantrums over being unable to change the world by painting unicorns. 😂 My husband and I are a weird match, but we work. 💕 I wish you all the best, dear ISTP.
Don't be sad, be sure everything gonna be alright, there'll be always someone who'll feel ur pain,understand ur thoughts, hold u so dear, listen to u and be beside u in the hard before the easy, but it will come at the right time, don't lose hope, you gonna learn the harsh way, try new things, u've "Se" parent, so u've to activate it, don't let yourself caged in the "Ti+Ni" loop, just get out, it would take time,but it's worthy, do new activities, find new hobbies, be productive, be the person u want, step by step, the hardest try to express yourself "Fe" this is the only way I'll find the right person.
I know, u r not a robot, you have huge deep feelings and emotions, you have these blowing thoughts, you have pain and suffering
Don't be sad please😔 everything gonna be alright, we just need to get out of our comfort zone to be better version of ourselves.
Don't care about the maggior parte of the "Istp" articles or even videos, they just don't have the right analysion of your type even this get me mad always describing "it's the mechanical type that like to craft" 😒
And I'm wondering, for god sake where's the deep analysis of Istps soul.
Be motivated
this hits hard. overclocking of Ti really sucks specially with Ti-Ni loop happening
honestly, i love being an ISTP. i wouldnt consider myself an emotionless robot but i definitely feel less emotion than ive noticed that others have felt. its a very useful skill to be able to shut down any feelings and use your logical brain whenever its needed, and us ISTPs are very good at that.
and for the "its just hormones", whatever lol. if they really think that, they werent worth it in the first place. get over it. if you get your heart broken or something over that, you should reevaluate your priorities.
it seems you might not actually be an ISTP from what you have been saying. possibly an ISFP? take the myers briggs test again
When it comes to inventions, it seems to me that ISTPs are good at making an improved version of something that already exists or, let's say, taking two separate tools and merging them into a single one..i.e. the spork.
That's so true, I can't create something from scratch but I can always make something better.
"Knife Wrench!!"
-- The Janitor from Scrubs
This is factual
it's because we want things to be as easy for everyone as possible.. we are well intended..
I'm an enfp. I've always been quite enchanted by istp's. Just underneath, they're almost like an infp; like they get depressed for philosophical reasons. As you mentioned with the street names, they also have a mentor quality to them. I think istp's are amazing, and I usually don't understand why people seem uncomfortable around them. They're extremely moral people (at least from my experience).
You basically answered your question. Being moral and usually loyal too even when it brings discomfort is something many people do not really enjoy.
Some people also are uncomfortable with the idea of living life day by day. It creates an intensity that makes people feel ill at ease. Also ISTPs tend to call a spade a spade.
@@maxlutz3674 Answering my own questions without noticing is what being Ti polar is all about. I'm all about that life.
I AM cool, but hide it well.
You’re spot on about everything. Especially about others being negative about the future not knowing what’s gonna happen.
My boyfriend is an ISFJ and always worries about what’s gonna happen next and if it’s gonna be bad and I’m always getting after him telling him not to worry about the negative and focus on what’s happening right now.
Loved this video so much!
-ISTP
As an ISTP, I appreciate the positivity. Thanks for sharing about us.
You earned it! It's a one of a kind Kryptonite for the 'Ladies of the Tribe' that have walk their healthy Egos on this 3rd Rock! You glow in the Dark with a signature shade!
Does anybody else deliberately do something wrong so that others can see and correct me and feel good and more confident about themselves in what they are doing? It’s teaching them in a subtle way, but because you do it fairly regularly, you end up looking like you’re dumb which irritates you, but kind of cracks you up at the same time !?
Damn. 😂
I’ve been debating if I’m an ISTP or INTP and this really helped. Gave me some things to think about.
Why not do some test?
@@buns448 tests tend to be inaccurate. If you want to be accurate then you have to study the cognitive functions
You're right that we prefer to teach by demonstration. Back in high school when my classmates and I first learned programming, I absolutely enjoyed helping and teaching my classmates out when they're stuck in the activity, while one of my few friends and I are already done with it.
Like, I'd asked them what they're having problems with, or if they don't know what they're having problems with, I'd just look through their code and then show them what they're doing wrong and let them correct it themselves so that afterwards they can see the changes that they've made.
ISTP guy here. Heh.
Edit: After finishing the video, all I can say is: "This is pretty spot-on!"
My favorite ISTP is my dad. This was pretty spot on.
Amazed at how accurate this was! Nice job!
Thanks Dave! 😁
It's annoyingly funny 🤣
Fantastic video, much more realistic than a lot of other videos on this topic
-istp
I actually do try to some degree to be perceived as "cool" lol, but only as far as I'm doing things that I genuinely want to do. And when someone acknowledges it, I get this warm feeling like "omg I didn't want to bring attention to it but thank you for noticing"
Last week I actually had a friend say "Are you military?" after seeing my camouflage rain jacket. I said no, it's just ordinary camo. She responded "Oh, well I thought you were. You look like it. You know, like, tough girl sort of vibe." I could feel my soul swell up with pride, I was so happy. I said "Thank you! That really means a lot..."
When I was an ISFP, I USED to really not want to hurt anyone’s feelings, but I’ve learned that people will always try to take that for granted and walk on you. I was moving closer to the T side a while ago. Now, I think about me, and look out for myself because I’m worthy also and will let you know don’t take my kindness for weakness, because I will put you out of my life and walk away which leaves people surprised. Ill still be nice, but I’ll know my boundaries and keep you at a distance.
Yeah you’re right. It’s nice to be acknowledged.
Actually everything you said was spot-on.
It would be cool to be an ISTP if I were a boy. It’s weird to be an ISTP girl.
I use to snowboard too.
I like to learn new things on my own. I do better watching and learning rather than someone trying to explain.
I tend to fail on purpose because I know it’s expected for a newbie to fail and struggle. I hate that I do that.
That’s why I’d rather learn alone so I don’t feel like I have to do bad to make others feel good. Weird eh?
Yes don’t like to count chickens before hatching. I don’t want to get too excited because it’s too hard if it doesn’t work out.
Lol what you said really resonated with me! Your boyfriend is lucky he has someone who understands him so well
Yep, so true about sports being jntellectualized by ISTPs..especially football. It takes a whole lot of thinking to master the game and understand the role of each player and have the fluid grasp of tactical scenarios
Every ISTP video I pass by holds various aspects that touch my soul.
Love to teach, give, care, learn. Learning especially. Emphasis on learning to learn. Cross referencing various and sometimes wide ideas might yield positive results, and even negative results are also good because eventually, it's the road to success.
I actually hate that my ISTP husband is always correcting how I do things, especially when it is something he doesn’t do. When we were dating I thought “wow, he is so smart. He knows so much about so many things.” After 7 years together it’s more like “why don’t you let me do me without all the criticism!”
It's his way of being helpful
I think he might just be trying to help you out. Or he just can’t stand someone doing something wrong that they’re supposed to be doing. Ex, istp’s usually want to be the best at something if they’re gonna do it, not good. I’m guessing he’s projecting that onto you.
Maybe he’s also narcissist
@@gabegh1478It's not. Don't be silly. I am an ESTP. I'll admit I do the same thing. I only do it to be helpful and make my beloved better or consider sth else.
I'm late to the party here, but as an ISTP who finds a bunch of crap about personality type online, I find you are an exception. As such, I must tip my hat to you about your accuracy! Great video 👍
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I’m infp. My isfp mom taught me how to play piano. She doesn’t even play. She homeschooled me and taught my Sunday school class. She was our favorite teacher. She makes furniture by hand. She is just freaking awesome 😎 🤩 One of the coolest person I know.
Its odd but I find my dreams also tend to lead to absurd scenarios that make me laugh. The night I saw the Jurassic Park 3 trailer (were grant talks about raptors learning how to speak) I had the following dream:
I was being chased by a T-rex and made it to a clearing in the center there was a 20 story high pile of tires. I ran for it hoping that I could find cover but the T-rex stopped at the clearing edge and than turned away. It was as I would soon find out because this was Utah Raptor territory (the movies have always portrayed velociraptors as being grossly oversized.) I made it to the stack of tires and started making my way through the maze (which had odd hobbit doors about every 20-30 tires at all angles) and was soon hunted by raptors. Now I had to simultaneously track my progress through the maze while also anticipating their hunting behaviors. Eventually I opened the top most door and it lead to my bathroom. Looking down I saw that I was dirty so I decided to take a bath. I was just starting to relax when I heard the bathroom door open and smelled the stench of rotting flesh and the iron of dried blood. I could see the silhouette of the raptor on the shower curtain and before I could try to think my way out of the situation it pulled back the curtain and dropped a toaster into the tub. The last thing I remember while being electrocuted was hearing it chuckle. After all language denotes intelligence and humor goes hand in hand with intelligence.
Wow this is insanely observant
thank you :)
bruh when you said at 3:50 they tend to be people's pleaser even tho their nature is like ''idc fuck all of yall type '' i literally thinked youre spitting FACTS
That’s a lie. A big one at that. We are the most disagreeable type.
That is pretty accurate, as an 16y.o ISTP girl I might not be very good about inventing new things.. I guess, it comes with maturity) you were especially right about people-pleasing for my experience (but nowadays I’m becoming less gentle somewhy, I’ll try to be nice later,but in a more healthy manner)
Thank you for the video, enjoyed it pretty much!
I don't agree that we are 'people pleasers' . We just really don't want the drama, it's a waste of time.
That's exactly what I was thinking! Maybe it's an age thing?
Ha yeah we’re overlooked because y’all know we’ll just get it done.
As an ISTP I prefer to to teach and learn by doing while learning.
So true about the roasting. When I was younger I would get people to fight me by the level of insult. The best one a are when they have to think about it for a moment
Lmao is like she is describing me. For some reason it was very difficult for me to get a correct result for a long time but when i discover i was an istp, everything made so much f sense.
As an INTJ, ISTPs are one of the few (or perhaps only) types I find genuinely intimidating. I have an old ISTP friend who would always be the stoic "alpha" in the room, which somehow put me off my cool and I often found myself suddenly lacking the internal authority I always held onto. He was always incredibly inventive growing up and took a lot of interest in physics... when he wasn't collecting knives and practising archery! He has always been emotionally clueless, however, and can be appallingly blunt (and that's coming from an INTJ!).
I thought it was hilarious when he couldn't remember his girlfriend's surname from fifteen years earlier -- he could barely remember her first name! -- but could remember his boss's name and what car he was driving at the time! He really is dead inside. 🤣
As an ISTP, sounds like you’re jealous 👍🏻
@@michaelchoi5247 Yes and no. Definitely on an initial level, but later on it just seems like a repressed way of being.
@@johnknight9150 Understood, it was supposed to be just slight blunt/sarcastic ISTP response. My Fe is balanced out from having an ENFJ best friend of over 20 years. So I understand how an unhealthy type can lead out to be missing out in some aspects of enjoying what life has to offer.
@@michaelchoi5247 I don't know if it's about missing out on what life has to offer (though that is certainly a good thing to be conscious of) so much as fighting an unwinnable war against the brewing forces within.
James Hetfield and the dynamics that took place within Metallica - leading up to the group's internal breakdown in the early 2000s - is a good example. We saw Some Kind of Monster with an ISTP friend who hated the experience with a violent disdain (we enjoyed it). He hated the soft underbelly that showed up instead of the strong armour, unaware that he is himself hurtling towards the same fate.
@@johnknight9150 Sometimes, for ISTP, you just need to accept Feelings for what it is. You can’t always logically perceive feelings and there isn’t always the need to have good reasons for feeling them. You won’t usually find an ISTP that truly understand that idea and it makes them feel uncertain, which is literally what they hate.
Nice summary and good takes.
I just didnt understand the last part, where you mentioned that ISTPs and ISFPs are optimistic about the/their future, while ESTPs and ESFPs are not.
But with your explanation it seemed rather like they are not so very optimistic, because they can only be very certain in the moment and dont like to get overly excited about the future?
An istp armed with the knowledge of MBTI or depth psychology will also take hypotheticals or extroverted intuition into his equations.
I AM SO EXCITED TO WATCH THIS.
The thing I really avoid would be commitments or systems that make me part of it and its responsibilities, like feel trapped in it. If someone wants to take advantage or control me, I wouldn't hesitate to have them beaten up or dead by someone.
Interesting info on ISTP's. Thanks.
Here's some info I'll bet you haven't heard. These days. "everybody and their dog", online, who talk about the 16 types....always talks about: Functions. But--
it was not always that way. Here come the juicy parts:
1. I've heard that JUNG himself, didn't even use J vs. P ...so it wasn't quite "Myers-Briggs", yet. and then, later--
Isabel Myers-Briggs would CO-author the book: Gifts Differing. Functions are mentioned in this book, but verrry brifely. Almost in passing, with nowhere near the constant mania we see online today. It WAS about the 4 letters and which ones you had. Not the functions. This is also shown in 2 other widely popular Books on Myers-Briggs, both well-researched. They are:
1. TYPE TALK by Kroeger and Theussen.
2. LIFE TYPES by Hirsch & Kummerow
Both books have profiles of all 16 types, and yet, you won't read about functions. These books are much closer, time-wise, to when Isabel was still living. and used for years after.
Even closer to OUR time, in 2010, MIKE ADAMS and "Vision Leadership Systems"" had youtube videos on Myers Briggs, again all 16 types, and again, much, much smaller use of functions. This WAS Myers-Briggs and was " the real deal." Here's an example: ruclips.net/video/xYvHckBPIWI/видео.html Now, I ask you: Did you hear him go on and on and on about: "introverted intuition", extroverted sensing, or "auxilliary" functions? Maybe 5%. Nothing at all like now.
So what happened? Where did this "all-functions-all-the-time" get started? There may also be other causes, but one that was very noticeable to me and stood out (because of the sheer numbers of RUclips videos, back when folks were making far less of them and there was "less competition") was stuff by "Dave Superpowers". It seemed to me that suddenly, out of nowhere, this guy practically flooded youtube with a tidal wave of videos, and this guy preached-functions-from-the-housetops.
Most young Millennials and 20-somethings and 30-somethings apparantly didnt know any different...probably hadnt read ANY of the above books, which were around FIRST, and this guy seemed to "out youtube" everyone else/ So-o...it caught on. In my opinion. But it seemed much more like his own new system. I didnt find any other RUclipsrs preaching functions like this. Again, compare Mike Adams, above, with anyone today. (more below)...
Again, there may also have been other things, but on RUclips, this one really stood out and was noticeable. There was less videos and less competition then. It was practically looking like a whole new system (his) at the time, but he made video after video and people started listening to him. Then, those who listened (and AGAIN very likely has nooo knowledge of the above books) started making their own videos on type, parroting what they heard about functions. Now we have another generation and another wave and its all the rage because folks can say a more complex system gives "a deeper look"....and again, People dont read the FOUNDER of the 2 or 3 most widely circulated books. But no one talks about that these days. Further, no one today asks: who wrote "the FUNCTIONS Reference-Bible" that this would even catch on in the first place? Food for thought.
Well, that's was pretty close to how am. Well done.
Pretty accurate, good observed, apart from having a dry humor. That must just be your boyfriend.. ISTPs can be very different..
by dry I mean delivered very straight faced for comedic effect like Nate Bargatzee. But this isn't all ISTPs
Oh wow 🤩 this vid is the most accurate to me, after watching a brunch of ISTP vid,
Hi Kate. Your video shined a light on my behavior. Thanks for yr insights
I'm an ISTP with highly developed Ni and Te.
My Fe is horrible. In fact lower in use than Fi in my stacking. Sometimes I'm mistaken for an INTJ when in the Ti-Ni loop.
heck no..subconcious function cannot be developed just like that...Try to find your weakness and stress .That way yoiu can type accurately.Everybody wish to be something delutional but you inferior and trickster cannot be hidden,It keep reminds you what you lack and where you are mistaken
Wait I am not batshit crazy and their more like me out there
I always get excited about the future some things have no chance but to happen
I like being cool but just a little bit, I don't want to push myself and if I'm gonna be cool then it needs to be in my own flow. It must come off as natural and nonchalant-ish or just eh don't care about what people think about me. Anyway I like the last part of the vid.
ISTP here i love the living room music story =-)
You think you know me.
You don't know me.
😭😭😭
Ugh 😩
Get out of my head🏃🏽♀️
🤣🤣🤣
My god you nailed this 😂
I also like to push my esfp friend's buttons in class to let him create more disturbances hahahaha.
8:43 besied all true things you said, this is extremely true for me
i love creating items, movies and all in my mind just even by the smallest or most ridiculous thing u can think of
i guess thats one of the reasons why i am always in my mind and want to talk with people so i can keep the movie playing
Cool. I'm an ISFP.
Man, you’ve got me pinned. Gracias
Clint Eastwood is another example of an ISTP
So...I'm an INTP, and my fwb is an ISTP. I have a question about questions. You know how INTPs can come off as uncaring, but we aren't really? Well...part of that is that I tend to assume that if someone wants to share something, they'll share it, and I hold off on asking personal questions out of what I see as respect for a person's privacy level. Is the ISTP likely to interpret my lack of inquiry in that way? There are things I'd like to know about him, and it would be ironic if he thought I wasn't more interested in him because I wasn't asking. Thanks!
ISTP here.
Just ask. You’ll know they don’t want to talk about something if they become visibly annoyed (probably doesn’t want to talk about it) or you might find that they talk in circles, restating or repeating themselves (probably doesn’t want to talk about it, doesn’t know how much to talk about or doesn’t have much to say about it.)
If it’s something personal, answer the question yourself first to them as an example. That way the boundaries are clear and there’s less ambiguity about how much to reveal. The level of detail, how much private information is requested, how much personal opinion is allowed could be conveyed in your example.
Hope this helps.
I've always gotten a good response from people in general by asking but saying if you don't want to talk about it, just say the word and that'll be the end of it. That way they know that I'm open to hearing them out without judgement but also respect their boundaries.
I actually totally relate to this too, I'm an ISTP. It's funny you ask, cos if a close person doesn't ask me questions I do feel a bit like they're not interested, cos with close people I will ask loads once we have a deeper connection
Spot on 😁😎😇
Wow. Dead on. So much for feeling unique. ;)
Being naturally isolating, I'd like to know how to acquire a suitable female specimen with little to no effort. I'm curious as to how my services could benefit a worthy female.
The following are the services i am willing to provide: appreciating your core aspect (may be unsettling at first), engaging in meaningful conversation (avoiding small talk), finding out what makes you tick (may annoy you)
Sometimes I think I'm an ISTP and other times INTJ.
These two are very commonly mistyped for each other. What characters do you think you are like and why?
As I've got older I'm more into Ti and Ni and not as sociable. I now feel a lot like INTJ, but they have more routine and predictability. They're also not as fast or adaptive physically or socially imo
Nice and kinda accurate
I am dry as an old boot 🐧
You could sum this up by just saying ISTPs are logically grounded.
3:29 I like it 😂😂 lol
i need a woman like is in my life
Can you help me...???. I am confused whether I am an intp / istp person please give me a test in the form of questions...
Have you compared the function stacks?
A lot of people don't understand what Se is and looks like properly. I'll make a video on Se soon and recommend you check that out 👍
@@spinningadam ya give me test...
Pliss helb me
@@TypeMatch I'm not asking SE... I'm just confused whether I'm an INTP or ISTP.... and can you give me a test... via email...?? or zoom meeting.??
@@antondeannova7016 Frank James was doing personal typing sessions but you'll have to pay a fair bit!
Or just lerk in the shadows
How many of you are smiling while watching this 😂😂
I love hypotheticals, do other ISTPs enjoy hypotheticals?
Hypotheticals are literally our Ni so of course otherwise we wouldn’t really be istp.
I’m an ISTP and my GF is an ESFJ…. Thoughts?
My condolences
@@FerunaLutelou lmao it’s going pretty good so far but we’ll see
@@Miztix good luck, you'll need it
I'm an ISTP with an ESFJ boyfriend too.. apparently we are good compatibility for that type. I feel like we are opposites in so many ways but at the core almost the same too! Deep pain and challenges, feel different, but also fun loving, ADHD, clever
I don’t care about being accepted as cool. I only want them to recognize my cognitive superiority. 😅
We ISTPs are Sigma types, and I find the Sigma type to be the new Alpha. And they don't care what others thing, for we are all about finding the truth of all things. And that keeps us grounded in reality.
We also see images and videos in our head. I wonder how many of istps are high functioning autistics (aka aspergers)
Subtitulos in spanish please
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What is your type?
You’re cute, what’s your MBTI
ESTP ;)
Do you think Eminem is an ISTP?
Don't know. I respect his abilities but I've never liked his music and so have paid no attention to him.
hes an infp
@@nethercords How do you figure?
@@DandinXY im an infp and i know my own kind.
@@nethercords he is an ISTP, no where near an INFP lol
I'm ISTP, be my girlfriend!
Already got mine haha
« bUt SeNsOrS ArE bOrInG » lol nice explanations!
This is the most spot on ISTP vid that I have seen - as soon as I heard we like to roast people, I was like “oh she gets it”.
I’ve noticed that we seem respected but (almost) feared by the other types. Like we’re super mysterious (which, okay I guess I’ll take some responsibility for that one) mechanical wizards.
I think it’s because we are constantly taking in information and internally cataloguing it, we expect the people we love to do the same in order to understand us, and it feels a little frustrating when it seems like they aren’t putting in the effort to do what we do naturally.
…I might have had a personal break through just now 🫢