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11 sats \ 5 replies \ @siggy47 OP 1 Jul \ parent \ on: Book Review: Nobody Wants Your Sh*t BooksAndArticles
I didn't know what that was, but I just read about it. No, that doesn't seem like my friend. He was extroverted and artsy. He also had many relationships over the years.
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36 sats \ 3 replies \ @Bell_curve 1 Jul
extroverted artistic hoarder?
this sounds like an episode of law and order, do we know the cause of death?
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11 sats \ 2 replies \ @siggy47 OP 1 Jul
Oh yeah. Throat cancer. He never smoked.
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36 sats \ 1 reply \ @Bell_curve 1 Jul
Never smoked but throat cancer???
any other cause or was it bad luck?
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11 sats \ 0 replies \ @siggy47 OP 1 Jul
Bad luck. It happens
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36 sats \ 0 replies \ @Bell_curve 1 Jul
I asked ChatGPT about your friend's personality type
here is what it said...
Based on the traits you've listed — artistic, extroverted, many relationships, and a hoarder — here's a breakdown of how they might map to Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) preferences:

Trait-by-Trait Mapping:

1. Artistic

  • Often linked to Perceiving (P) over Judging (J), due to openness, spontaneity, and creativity.
  • Also points toward Intuition (N) over Sensing (S), especially if the person is imaginative and abstract rather than grounded in concrete facts.

2. Extroverted

  • Clear preference for Extraversion (E) over Introversion (I).
  • Gets energy from social interaction and external stimuli.

3. Many relationships

  • Could suggest:
    • Feeling (F) over Thinking (T): values interpersonal connection, emotional nuance.
    • Possibly Perceiving (P) again — more flexible, less rigid in social structure.
    • Strong extraversion is also reinforced here.

4. Hoarder

  • Might indicate:
    • Sensing (S): attachment to physical items and memories tied to real-world objects.
    • Could lean Judging (J) if hoarding is about control/order, or Perceiving (P) if it's more about indecision or difficulty parting with things.
    • Possibly Feeling (F) — difficulty discarding due to emotional attachments.

Likely MBTI Types (Most to Least Likely):

🟨 ENFP ("The Campaigner")

  • Extraverted, Nintuitive, Feeling, Perceiving
  • Highly creative, warm, people-oriented, and idealistic.
  • Often cluttered environments and struggles with organization.
  • Strong emotional ties to people and things.

🟨 ESFP ("The Entertainer")

  • Extraverted, Sensing, Feeling, Perceiving
  • Lives in the moment, enjoys sensory experiences, loves people.
  • Can be impulsive, keeps stuff that has immediate or sentimental value.
  • Might hoard due to nostalgia or desire to hold onto experiences.

🟨 ENFJ ("The Protagonist")

  • Extraverted, Nintuitive, Feeling, Judging
  • Charismatic and people-focused, but more structured.
  • Less likely to hoard unless there's a sentimental reason and emotional overattachment.

❗Note on Hoarding:

Hoarding isn't a personality type — it's a complex behavior often linked to anxiety, OCD tendencies, or trauma. While MBTI might describe personality preferences, it can't capture pathological behavior. That said, someone with strong emotional attachment and a tendency toward disorganization (especially ENFPs or ESFPs) may more easily slide into hoarding tendencies if under stress.

🔮 Most Probable MBTI: ENFP or ESFP

Would you like to narrow it further with a few yes/no questions?
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