[Cloud]

Lets say you are an actor, and someone ask you to act a character in the movie.
This character is not an ENTP. Which type is easiest for you to act like.

 

[CJ99]

As an actor I can tell you written characters generally don't fall into MBTI types so its not as simple as choosing a type to act like.

 

[Miracles seeker]

intj's

i love intj's. i was Very impressed by them since I was child . So it was easy to act like them.

when i act like intj's i Mostly act like :

snape . from harry potter
vegeta. dragonballz
seto kaiba. yu gi oh

 

[ENTPreneur]

It is fun to play unintellectual, heavy sensors since it is so far from my own safety zone. It always turn out comical....
No offense meant.

And a psychopathic ESTJ is always nice to impersonate.

 

[Trainwreck]

ENTJ, I simply take on a more serious and proactive tone while making my sense of humor more glib.

 

[AirMarionette]

Probably an NTJ, or whatever type impersonation involves aggressive bitching or bossing and bullying around over irrelevancies, fueled by raging Fi and Te.

 

[dagnytaggart]

I can masquerade as an ISFP or ESFJ, given that I was raised to act like one. This drains the fkn bone marrow out of me though.

Naturally though? INTJ. If I'm not careful, it becomes my norm. I deal with people a lot, so I don't let that happen. I love Ni, but I need reality. I love Te, but I also enjoy keeping friends. ;-P

 

[possiBri]

I always enjoy thinking what it would be like being a spy or master thief or con artist... not sure where that would fall... I also enjoy the idea of the role of crazy/mad scientist or weird tech person. :laughing:

I agree with CJ that most characters aren't created with MBTI in mind, it's usually certain qualities in a character that they want to convey – which would probably be why it's harder to type some characters vs. others.

 

[Rukav]

I think ENTJ , a friend of mine who introduced MBTI to me ( and hes an INTJ) told me that he tought that I am ENTJ, one of rear mistakes he made , ever roud:
So ENTJ woud I be

 

[Onomatopoeia]

ENTJ for me. My sister is an ENTJ, and when we are around each other for more than 2 weeks at a time, I tend to mimic much of her personality which can last for months afterwards. When I worked with her as her assistant for a year and a half, I was called Mini-me by her and all of our coworkers (I can also mimic her voice perfectly to add to the confusion). Even with her not around right now, I still have many ENTJ moments at work if I'm in a group setting, and I like it ;D

 

[Callie]

ENTJ and ENFP for me

 

[Callie]

Me too. I have been mistaken for an ENTJ. People are often suprised when they see how messy and scatterbrained I am. At first, it seems that I look organised and grounded.... Ahahaah !

 

[Olmed3011]

I am done acting. Been playing outside my comfort-zone for some periods in the recent past.
I could act as a rigid "S-type" and I could possible also adapt the "F-type" (while I cringe inside). If I take upon another type it is like a volcano just waiting to erupt. It comes with loads of self-pitty and loathing of others because they do not seem to recognize that I am not acting within my natural habitat. It just eats you up from inside. Okey. That was my rant. :laughing:

 

[Azwan]

I would really like to be an ESTP freewheeler. Some sort of STP, I mean, it's fun to live in the moment once in a while.

 

[Deja Vu]

Ha! Well this is funny. I use to parade around here thinking I was an ENFP. I manage to pass for it for a while, but after a year of reflection I've come to terms that I'm not. However, nowadays, I think I could still pass, but also pass for ESTP. Other than that, I dont think I could really get away with anything else. A cognitive test I took concluded I could pass for ISFP, and ESTP if I was not a ENTP.

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