Conformist (Perceivers) MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Conformist (Perceivers)? Conformist (Perceivers) is an ISTP personality type in MBTI, - - in Enneagram, in Big 5, SLI in Socionics.
INFP a conformist? I'm literally crying laughing over this, isn't like half the pdb filled with people b****ing over how selfish and self-centered they are and how annoying they are with their morals? Would a conformist provoke such reactions? If you go to the "Type You've Had the Worst Personal Experiences With" ISTPs are at the very bottom while INFPs are like in the top 3. I feel like if you're trying to conform to society then said society wouldn't be so annoyed with you. If you're a conformist that means that you are trying to conform to societal norms, the definition of conformity literally includes having no individuality and how on Earth can one of the most individualistic types be a conformist? I mean, lets also just simply look at the front page of the most popular characters/people for each type. Yes, most people on both ISTP and INFP pages do not particularly fit into the society (hence its kinda hard to say who is more conforming, it's generally not common for percievers), but if we look at how their views align with the views of society that they're in, you'd see that even though ISTPs are standing out in their social group, they still have the same values as the majority of people in said group: Levi Ackerman, Katniss Everdeen, Hua Mulan, Touka Kirishima, Kim Ki-jeong, Clementine from the walking dead - yes, they stand out, but they, to some extent, conform, their values are usually understood by the society and they strive to achieve the same thing as everyone else. If you look at the INFP page, it's filled with characters and people like Luna Lovegood , Fischl, Arthur Fleck, Princess Diana, Mob, Franz Kafka - totally opposite scenario, if some of them might not stand out immediately, their values don't align with those of their surroundings. Princess Diana was hated by royal family, Luna Lovegood, Mob and Fischl are considered weirdos (endearingly) in their groups, Fran Kafka was bullied by his own family for not conforming to their standards. ISTPs, as Ti-doms with auxiliary Se, just generally fit in more because their reasoning seems more understandable for most people, it is grounded in reality and seems objective most of the time. INFPs, as Fi doms with aux Ne, just annoy people more because their reasoning seems more subjective on the surface. ISTPs don't really STRIVE to conform, but they do.
