﻿If you’re an INTJ personality type, you might have some weird behaviors
that you are not even aware of. Here are 9 Weird Behaviors Of INTJ Personality Type.
Number 1 - INTJs are
easily irritated even if they do not display it INTJ personality types become agitated quite
easily. They become weary of putting up with everything. They might become immediately
irritated by particular behaviors and people. INTJs frequently go through a
series of uncomfortable situations. Due to the fact that they do not respond the same way,
many people find this strange. Even while everyone has problems, those with INTJ personalities seem
to take things more personally. Because INTJs are logical thinkers, it may be challenging for them
to comprehend why others behave in certain ways. People with this personality type are introverts
by nature, so forcing them to spend a lot of time with others might make them irritable. If they
feel they are the cause of it, some individuals could find this offensive. The individuals around
INTJs must be faultless and dedicated, and any who fall short of those standards will eventually
annoy them. INTJs prefer to work alone or engage in solitary hobbies to avoid getting upset by
other people's apparent incompetence. Second, INTJs' independence is something that INTJs really
value. When someone tells INTJs what to do, they rapidly become irritated. For instance, INTJs are
particularly sensitive to micromanagement and find it difficult to work with those who don't live up
to their high standards of perfection.
Number 2 - INTJs can’t stand not being right As long as what you're defending has sense,
it would seem admirable to defend yourself until you run out of air. However, this practice is
essentially a pain in the ass for INTJ personality types. INTJs struggle with trust and take time
to warm up to others. Their connections and relationships are undoubtedly impacted by this.
Additionally, INTJs hate being proven wrong. They believe that since they spend so much time coming
up with the finest answers to their issues, NO ONE could possibly disagree with them. They will not
only uphold their truth (no matter how erroneous it may be) even when given the actual facts,
but they will also correct you or attempt to persuade you that every situation has two
sides. It's safe to assume that conflict with an INTJ never turns out well for those around them.
Number 3 - INTJs have very strong preferences
Strong preferences are an odd INTJ feature that is brought on by two primary things. First off,
INTJs have a strong sense of self-assurance and are quite clear about what they want from life.
The self-assurance of INTJs prevents them from second-guessing their preferences in any area of
their lives. Second, because INTJs are fiercely independent and believe that following societal
norms constitutes underachieving, they are extremely motivated to forge their own path.
Because INTJs dislike conforming to social norms, they are adamant about their choices. For example,
if an INTJ is sure that their own favored approach works well, it would be quite difficult
to convince them to try anything new which we explained more in number two of this video.
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Number 4 - INTJs can have angry outbursts
Considering how highly rational INTJs are, their propensity for powerful (but infrequent) emotional
outbursts is a highly peculiar INTJ trait. Three key factors contribute to INTJs' propensity for
emotional outbursts. First off, INTJs suppress their emotions by ignoring them in favor of
logical reasoning. Second, INTJs are unable to express their emotions in a healthy way by
nature. Masterminds are conscious of this socially awkward characteristic and prefer not to show any
signs of emotion, which further suppresses their sentiments. Thirdly, INTJs are often upset when
their ideas don't work out or when someone doesn't live up to their high expectations.
These triggers have the potential to make the INTJs' repressed emotions all explode at once.
These emotional outbursts can be a very weird and peculiar habit which is not coherent with usual,
calm INTJs demeanor.
Number 5 - INTJs are not fans of receiving compliments
Many INTJs dislike being told they are smart or skilled at something,
despite the fact that compliments are meant to make people feel good. Most INTJs are
aware of their intelligence. When others pay attention to them and take their counsel,
it makes them happy. It's acceptable to sometimes praise an INTJ, but people should do it rarely
and carefully. An INTJ might not take any of your praises seriously if you give them all
the time.
Number 6 - INTJs have their favorite God - The Logic
INTJs utilize their heads and reasoning to think, feel, and make decisions. Being more
analytical than intuitive and having a logical bent are both positive traits,
but depending on reasoning excessively can be problematic. INTJs think that everything has
a rational explanation, and that if they apply their expertise and logic to problems-solving,
they will always come up with a workable solution. Well, it doesn't take long to hear it for someone
to realize that not everything needs to be broken down and studied in such detail. Sometimes the
best solutions to issues come from intuition and instinct, while other times there are no
ideal solutions. This specifically refers to romantic connections and other people's
sentiments. Does this imply that INTJs won't make every effort to determine the solution
using logic and reasoning even if it doesn't apply? You probably guessed it. Of course not.
Number 7 – INTJs smile more with emojis than with their faces
A well-deserved stereotype
about NTJs is that they rarely smile. Because they frequently feel the happiest when lost in
contemplation, INTJs frequently display a neutral, concentrated countenance that others mistake for
anger—even when they're joyful. One need only look at the kind of selfies we take to see that INTJs
can and do learn to overcome this. But when INTJs start texting or composing an email, something odd
happens—all of a sudden, they're all emoji. This isn't natural for the majority of INTJs either;
they all go through a time where they roll their eyes and complain that people no longer
use proper punctuation. However, INTJs more than compensate for their lack of social graces with
their linguistic talents, and emoji are really simply another written language. As a consequence,
even if the INTJ grin is permanently fixed on their faces in real life, they find themselves
quite readily switching to the right textual tone for whoever they are texting and utilizing emoji
like a teenager.
Number 8 – INTJs are insanely private
A lot of people like revealing details about their lives. However, those who have the INTJ
personality type are typically fairly fiercely secretive .INTJs typically opt to spend time
in their incredibly complicated inner thoughts. They don't have to be with people all the time,
and when they're younger, they could even avoid sexual connections. For the INTJ,
spending time alone with their ideas and imagination is frequently more gratifying
than interacting with people who do not appreciate or understand them for who they are. Therefore,
you may have complete confidence in an INTJ. They will never reveal what you have to tell
them because they never reveal anything anyway. A person with this personality type might not even
be aware that this is the case. Simply put, they are accustomed to being alone with their thoughts.
Number 9 – INTJs can behave awkwardly
Because they lack social ties, INTJs may not be aware of their odd behaviors. Some people may
find the bluntness and directness of the INTJs off-putting since they don't like the INTJ's
propensity for being harsh in their communication. The INTJ may come out as extremely confident when
attempting to enter a novel social situation, but it doesn't mean they aren't engaging in
some peculiar behaviors. They may communicate too bluntly and directly as a result of their failure
to perceptually understand the wants or sentiments of others. It may occasionally be challenging
for the INTJ to connect emotionally because they aren't naturally communicative. With most people,
they are easily sidetracked and worn out, so they could come out as acting in ways that others don't
often connect with. This could come across as very weird behavior of INTJ personality type.
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