﻿In this video we are rating each one of 16 personality types according to this rating
scale. Here are the MBTI Personalities Rated Based On Vindictiveness.
Number 1 - INTJ Without a question, INTJs have
a tendency for retribution and to be vindictive, especially when they are younger. They will only
approach someone if they feel they need to be put in their place; they will not pursue someone
unless there is a compelling cause to do so. When they perceive someone jeopardizing their way of
life or the lives of their loved ones, the INTJ becomes outraged. If someone continues to attack
them and refuses to back down, the INTJ will find a way to wreak revenge on them. This is typically
done carefully and purposefully in the expectation that the target may learn something useful.
Number 2 - INTP
INTPs may believe that this is a waste of their energy since they are vindictive. They would
prefer to be alone to avoid someone enraging them to the point where they feel the need for
vengeance. Being vindictive is unsettling for INTPs since it seems like getting dragged into
someone else's drama. INTPs are more likely to eliminate toxic individuals out of their life
since they no longer have to deal with them or worry about retaining distrust against them.
Number 3 - ENTJ
On occasion, ENTJs can be vindictive, but only when they think it is justified. When
someone has harmed them or attempted to destroy their career or personal life in any manner,
the ENTJ will see this as an opportunity to exact some type of retaliation. People who
try to undermine what ENTJs have done are taken seriously, and they are skilled at
crafting a creative strategy to get revenge on them. Stopping someone from harming them again
and perhaps teaching them a useful lesson is often just a matter of business for the ENTJ.
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Number 4 - ENTP
Although ENTPs do not typically desire vengeance, their curiosity can overpower them at times.
If the ENTP suspects that someone is being dishonest or taking advantage of someone else,
they may intercede somewhat. This is usually done to determine how the individual would respond
or how far they will go to exert control. ENTPs do not want to hurt anyone, but they
may believe that others should be punished for their disrespectful conduct on occasion.
Number 5 - INFJ INFJs are pleasant,
sympathetic people who strive to act morally at all times. INFJs have a great sense of compassion,
yet they can also be vindictive on occasion. When someone treats them poorly on a regular
basis and causes harm to someone they care about, an INFJ is liable to crack. If they
encounter someone who is nasty and witness that person damage someone they care about, INFJs have
a propensity to get rather vengeful. INFJs have a tendency to metamorphose into harsh, cruel people.
Number 6 - INFP
INFPs rarely desire vengeance and despise confrontation. They prefer to maintain the
peace and avoid dealing with individuals who are always searching for a conflict. INFPs
are not often vindictive since they find it petty and a little too nasty. They have high
moral standards and believe in doing the right thing. Vengeance necessitates forethought and
action when someone wrongs you, but INFPs are more likely to strike out in that person's presence.
Number 7 - ENFJ Warm and sympathetic, ENFJs may sometimes
be a little vindictive. When they witness someone purposely injuring another person, especially
someone they care about, they feel outraged. They may become unpleasant and completely change who
they are when defending their loved ones. ENFJs transition from empathetic and caring to intense
and aggressive. To be clear ENFJs are rarely like this, but if someone crosses a limit, they will
not cross, they may become vindictive.
Number 8 - ENFP Most ENFPs let things go and
are rarely vindictive. Even if they are secretly dissatisfied, they may believe that retaliation
would be harsh and unpleasant. ENFPs respect moral uprightness, and they strive hard to maintain
these ideals. ENFPs must make decisions based on their morals and internal value system. They do
become enraged at others for what they think to be legitimate reasons, but instead of pursuing
vengeance, they will quickly strike out at the perpetrator and strive to put them in their place.
Number 9 - ISTP
ISTPs are not often vindictive since they prefer to remain to themselves most of the time. If the
ISTP believes they have been wronged, they will simply make an attempt to set things right. If
it looks that they are being harsh, the ISTP will completely remove that individual from their life.
They recognize that it is sometimes necessary to exclude people and are not opposed to doing so.
ISTPs typically prefer to avoid unnecessary conflict and to avoid carrying resentments.
Number 10 - ISFP
ISFPs are not often individuals who want vengeance since they want to find a way
to maintain the peace. They try to be forgiving and have a mindset similar to
"live and let live." ISFPs have strong internal morality and dislike attempting to harm others.
Number 11 - ESTP
ESTPs can be vindictive at times, especially when they feel it is necessary. The ESTPs will find a
way to get rid of anyone who is in their way or attempting to hurt them. If someone takes
something they care about away from them, ESTPs may become upset and even turn on the perpetrator.
Number 12 - ESFP ESFPs typically follow their emotions
and are completely immersed in the present moment. Because of their drive to follow their feelings,
the ESFP might get vindictive on occasion. Instead of responding cruelly or with a harsh heart, they
occasionally become engaged in the circumstance. If the ESFP is angry with someone or believes
that person has harmed them, they may begin behaving vindictively without thinking about it.
Number 13 - ISTJ ISTJs often do not seek vengeance
and prefer to keep to themselves in order to avoid difficulties. ISTJs dislike being with individuals
they can't trust and want to be among loyal and honest people. An ISTJ may get protective and
even angry when someone attempts to harm them or their loved ones. They like to keep people
at a distance most of the time, but when the circumstance calls for it, they may be vindictive.
Number 14 - ISFJ
ISFJs are not typically spiteful and would prefer not to be. They want to find a way to keep the
peace since they despise drama. ISFJs desire to talk about their concerns with others in
order to keep the peace in their surroundings. When they are seeking to keep their loved ones
happy and quiet, they may be rather submissive folks. When their loved ones are seriously hurt,
ISFJs are known to desire retribution and will go to any length to keep them safe.
Number 15 - ESTJ
If they think their reputation or way of life has been threatened, ESTJs will become extremely
defensive. They have worked hard to safeguard their loved ones and achieve their aims;
neither should be endangered in any manner. If they feel that someone is out to get them or their
loved ones, the ESTJ may be exceedingly nasty. ESTJs might be violent when required since they
do not want to look vulnerable.
Number 16 - ESFJ In general, ESFJs are not vindictive
and dislike acting in ways that may cause harm to others. They may be somewhat passive in this sense
since they do not want to actively seek methods to damage individuals. ESFJs desire to try to
solve any conflicts they may have with others in a calm manner. If the problem cannot be resolved,
the ESFJ will usually opt to cut that person out of their lives rather than seek vengeance.
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