I got INTJ; the Architect.
I've tested a few times, my first being my senior year in high school. I've been consistently INTJ. Over the course of my life, I've met a select few others who share this, and all of them have actually been through Iwaku.
I would say the type fits well. I often find myself dropping into the logical mindset we're known for, and I'm, admittedly, a little more proud of it than I probably should be. Apparently, the type is prone to superiority complexes, and I can easily understand how. We're characterized by a tendency to set emotion aside and think with logic, and (when appropriate, of course) that can be an invaluable tool.
On the other hand, I have also suffered from one of the big negatives INTJs are allegedly prone to; having difficulty finding people I connect with. Being a rare type that is known for thinking in a way that can make us seem cold, and as it has been described to me in the past, kind of scary. From the outside, obviously, that doesn't sound so great. But from my perspective as well, it's like I'm surrounded by people who think differently than me, and thus it's hard to confidently feel that people can relate to you.
