These Are the 3 Most Dangerous MBTI Types

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It’s a well-known fact that some MBTI types are more dangerous than others. When it comes to the most dangerous MBTI types, there are three that stand out above the rest. Here are the three most dangerous types, according to my completely unscientific and entirely personal opinion:

1. INTJ

Intelligent, strategic, and sometimes cold-hearted, INTJs are often seen as the masterminds of the Myers-Briggs world. They are the classic archetype for sinister scientists and evil masterminds. If an INTJ decides to destroy you, there’s a good chance they could get away with it as well.

They are quick thinkers with a knack for strategic planning. They are also known for their bluntness and lack of tact. But what makes INTJs truly dangerous is their combination of cold calculation and single minded determination. Here are five reasons why INTJs are so dangerous:

1. They know how to manipulate people. INTJs are experts at reading people and understanding their weaknesses. They can use this knowledge to deftly manipulate those around them.

2. They’re always one step ahead. INTJs are known for their brilliant minds and their ability to think several steps ahead of everyone else. This makes them extremely dangerous strategists and planners.

3. They’re not afraid to take risks. INTJs are willing to take risks when they believe it is necessary. This can lead them into dangerous situations, but it also allows them to accomplish great things.

4. They’re always prepared. INTJs are notoriously meticulous planners. They are always ready for anything, and because they are patient and calculating, they can plot their revenge for a long time before taking action.

5. They always get what they want. INTJs are notoriously single-minded and determined, and once they set their sights on something, they will stop at nothing to achieve it. This can be dangerous, as their determination can lead them to cross lines that others wouldn’t dare to.

2. ESTP

ESTPs are the party animals of the MBTI world. They’re outgoing, spontaneous, and love to live in the moment. They’re also the type most likely to take risks – and that can make them dangerous. Here are 5 reasons why ESTPs are among the most dangerous MBTI types:

1. They’re impulsive. ESTPs are known for their impulsive nature. They’re the type that’s always up for a challenge, and they’re not afraid to take risks. This can lead them into dangerous situations – like driving while intoxicated, driving too fast, or playing with fireworks.

2. They’re persuasive. ESTPs are masters of persuasion and can talk their way into (or out of) just about anything. This can be handy when they’re trying to get a date or get a promotion at work. But it can also be dangerous if they’re trying to talk their way into something illegal or dangerous.

3. They’re daredevils. ESTPs love nothing more than a good challenge, which means they’re often up for anything – no matter how risky it may be. This can lead them to partake in dangerous activities, like BASE jumping or street racing.

4. They’re charming. ESTPs are naturally charming and have a way of winning people over – even if they’re not always being sincere. This can be dangerous if they’re trying to manipulate someone or get them to do something they wouldn’t normally do.

5. They’re natural born leaders. ESTPs are natural leaders and are often the ones in charge – whether it’s a group project at work or a group of friends on a night out. This can be dangerous if they’re not careful, as they may end up leading people into danger.

If you know an ESTP, be careful – they may be more dangerous than they seem. And if you are an ESTP, be sure to use your powers for good, not evil!

3. INFP

And finally, INFPs are the third most dangerous type. They’re gentle and sensitive on the surface, but underneath might be a powder keg about to burst. Unresolved anger and resentment can poison an INFPs soul like no other. If an INFP snapped, there’s no telling what they would do.

At first glance, INFPs may seem like harmless dreamers, but there is more to this Myers-Briggs personality type than meets the eye. Here are five reasons why INFPs are the most dangerous MBTI type:

1. They have a dark side. Everyone has a dark side, but INFPs are particularly good at keeping theirs hidden until it’s too late. It’s not that INFPs are bad people, per se. It’s just that they’re very good at masking their true nature. And when their dark side does come out, it can be quite a shock to those who thought they knew them well. So if you know an INFP, be warned: there’s a chance that you’re not seeing the whole picture.

2. They hold grudges. INFPs have a strong sense of justice and can hold a grudge for years if they feel like someone has wronged them. That time you stood them up? You might’ve forgotten about it, but INFP hasn’t. They can be “injustice collectors” who accumulate a body of personal grievances until one day they lose it and lash out without warning.

3. They’re not as harmless as they seem. INFPs may seem like gentle creatures, but don’t be fooled – they can be dangerous. If you try to humiliate or assault their self esteem, you may find yourself on the receiving end of some serious emotional distress. They may even hurt others or themselves in an attempt to get revenge. So, next time you’re thinking about messing with an INFP’s feelings, be warned – you could be unleashing a dangerous animal. Just remember, behind that innocent exterior lies a dangerous creature who is not to be crossed lightly.

4. INFPs have a dangerous ability to always convince themselves they’re right – even when they’re dead wrong. It’s like they live in their own little fantasy world where they make up the rules as they go along. This can make them dangerous in arguments and debates because their truth may not line up with objective reality. They’re like the kids who never grew up and are still convinced that Santa is real – except in this case, it’s not so cute or harmless. So be careful when engaging with an INFP in a heated discussion – you just might get steamrolled by their convictions.

5. They’re self-destructive. INFPs are known for their extreme idealistic convictions, which can often lead them down a destructive path in life. They’re prone to making emotional decisions and sacrificing themselves in a martyr-like way. In other words, INFPs are the kind of people who are always chasing after a fantasy. And while there’s nothing wrong with having dreams and aspirations, INFPs take it to the next level. They’re always searching for something that doesn’t exist, and when they can’t find it, they create it themselves.

So there you have it: the three most dangerous MBTI types. Be warned: these types are not to be trifled with!

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Jetta Moon

Jetta Moon is an artist, writer and astrology blogger with a passion for creativity and psychology. He is also an enthusiast of MBTI theory and loves to research and write about what he learns. Jetta's background in creative writing has helped develop a unique and insightful perspective on the zodiac, which he shares with readers of this blog.