I took a briggs-meijer style personality test and got INFJ-A "Advocate". I'm reading through the material it has and it describes me very well 16personalities.com/infj-relations….
This seems true as I've yet to meet anyone with the same personality as I have. 
Again, true. I enjoy helping people if I have the means. And I'm strong-headed about fixing the root cause of something (though that's probably just programmer-mindset engrained in me).
This is 100% accurate, anyone who knows me well knows I'm very strongly opinionated and will fight like hell for what I believe in.
This is inaccurate to me, love and compassion won't fix tyranny.
I do find it easy to make connections with others, however, I know how to balance my speech between sensitive language and facts and logic. So the last part is only semi-accurate. (I'm a programmer so facts and logic are very important)
This last part seems accurate. Ever since starting college I haven't been nearly as introverted as I used to be. "quiet extrovert" seems like a decent fit (or better yet 'loud introvert')
Semi-accurate, I'd say I balance creativity with technicalness, which again is ideal for programming.
Very accurate, I side-step that shit all the time and just discuss honestly with people.
As for this one only people who have read my writing could say, so I have no opinion.
Very accurate
Extremely accurate, like 11/5.
Accurate, for the most part ;).
Unfortunately is true at times, my responses tend to start off weak, but if you keep questing my values repeatedly than it can lead to a stronger response.
I'm not "extremely" private, but I do enjoy my privacy. If you're not one of my close friends then there's a lot I won't tell you about my personal life. (Hence why my Twitter is so bare).
I am a perfectionist, but that doesn't mean I won't compromise on an imperfect solution, as the bottom of this paragraph suggests. Programming has lowered my level of perfectionism significantly.
Fairly accurate
Considering I'm on Twitter when I should be doing other things but am burnt out at the moment, this is very true.
Only a few other people will truly understand this. This is SO ACCURATE. Most other people in my generation (gen z) don't understand this at all, they think everyone is looking for casual encounters (what I like to call tinder dates).
I don't talk about my romantic life on Twitter (remember that "extremely private"). But what I can say is this + the perfectionism I talked about earlier making dating extremely hard for me because there's so few of my "type" out there.
Pretty much confirms what I said above.
This may explain the lack of interest in casual dating, I want it to have authenticity. I prefer to date for a lifelong partner, not some stupid college hookup.
I don't have a lack of self-confidence, but I'm not sure that statement is true. But hey you never really know what other people truly think, that may well be true.
Again not something I can speak for myself, but I wouldn't be surprised either way whether it's true or not.
Yup. Another reason I don't care for casual dating, until you really, truly know somebody your relationship is purely physical, which I myself don't enjoy as much as emotional/spiritual.
And this is why we are so picky about our partners, we just want them to be happy. I know personally when laying out my plan after HS graduation I based it now just on what's good for me, but also good for my future partner.
Very true. I don't make friendships with people who just happen to be around me, I make them with people who have common interests and are down to earth with my thinking.
Again true. This makes it EXTREMELY hard to find a true best friend. I have a lot of friends, but most of them only share a few interests at most. This mixed with the dating thing from above can make people with this personality very lonely.
True, especially the last part, I'd rather express my idea to the group and let them do with it what they will than to take a spot of power to enact it myself.
True in some situations, but there are also many situations where advocates are not sought after.
While I can't speak for how others view me, I would say I'm very loyal and as supportive as possible.
Very true, people who have known me for a long time think I'm almost a different person at points when I open up to them my true ideas/motives.
True, I require 0 attention day-to-day. If you're a genuine friend than we don't have to hang everyday. As someone who leads a very busy life, this is a helpful trait to have.
As someone just getting started in adult life, I'll reserve judgment of the parenthood, career paths, and workplace habits sections. If you're interested in them the link is in the first post of this thread.
And final tweet (hopefully) of the thread, here are my exact results.
questioning*. I really wish Twitter had an edit button :(
not* instead of now. Typo.
Myer-Briggs*
