Cognitive Functions: MBTI Personalities

Stereotypes vs Real Type: What MBTI Gets Wrong About You | Hosts: Mike, Yen
Co-Hosts: Hunter, Vin, Margarita

Online MBTI descriptions can be fun, but they can also make every type sound like a cartoon.

• INTJs become emotionless masterminds.
• INFPs become fragile dreamers.
• ENTPs become chaotic debaters.
• INFJs become mystical therapists.
• ESTJs become controlling bosses.
• ISFJs become people pleasing caretakers.
• ESFPs become attention seeking party animals.

But real people are more layered than that.
In this event, we’ll explore the difference between type descriptions, stereotypes, and real personality expression. We’ll look at which stereotypes feel accurate, which ones feel limiting, and which ones completely miss the point.

The core question for the event is:
Which stereotype about your type feels most wrong or limiting?
This will be a playful but meaningful group discussion. You do not need to be an MBTI expert to join. Whether you know your type deeply or are still figuring it out, this event is a chance to reflect on how personality labels can help us understand ourselves, while also noticing where they become too narrow.

We’ll use group discussion and small conversation circles to explore:

• How online MBTI descriptions exaggerate types
• Which stereotypes people secretly relate to
• Which stereotypes feel unfair or inaccurate
• How people experience their type in real life
• How to use MBTI without boxing people in

This is a good event for people who enjoy psychology, self reflection, personality theory, social dynamics, identity, humor, and thoughtful conversation. Come ready to share, listen, laugh a little, and maybe challenge the way your type is usually described.