Hello everyone! First of all thanks for checking out this book! This is just me trying to analyze --- in other words ramble about Wattpad characters, assigning them their MBTIs based on my readings and how these characters act in their stories in general.

If you do not know what MBTI is, it is a personality type test where it assesses how one acts upon others and how they process their thoughts. Because of this, MBTI also claims to be able to help you find ideal partners. However, I still recommend to never use MBTI in determining real-life romantic relationships, friendships and workplace jobs, as it is highly likely to be inaccurate.

Here some terms:

Introversion/Extraversion (I and E). This does not mean socially extroverted or introverted. This is based on how a person finds back their energy. Some prefer thinking by themselves, but they can be seen as lively and outgoing, while others, while preferring to be alone, find themselves energized by other people.

Intuitive/Sensing (N and S). Sensing people tend to be more focused on the present and is practical, while intuitive people tend to be more creative and focus on possibilities.

Thinking/Feeling (T and F). Thinkers are more likely to use facts and logic and feelers use emotions to determine decisions.

Judging/Perceiving (J and P). Judging people follow rules, abide to routines while perceiving people are more flexible to changes in their lives, spontaneous stuff excites them.

There are also cognitive functions: Te/Ti (Thinking), Ni/Ne (Intuition), Si/Se (Sensing) and Fi/Fe (Feeling), where i and e stands for introverted/extraverted. For example, Ni means introverted intuition and Fe means extraverted feeling.

All 16 MBTI personalities have their own dominant cognitive functions. They also have auxillary, tertiary and inferior (rarely used) functions.

I also do not guarantee that their MBTI is solid, as it may change. For example, if one is highly under pressure, their MBTI may change into something else,  usually involving the nature of how a person processes their thoughts, T (Thinking, Ti, Te) and F (Feeling, Fe and Fi).

Also, you may have a different opinion regarding this, and that's okay.

Sooo... well, I guess if you want to follow this book and use the analysis as references, feel free!

I will be posting my analysis irregularly.

Well, now let's get straight into the point shall we? :D