Below the comments, this is a symptom of ENTP, but I feel like I have a lot of ENTP traits. I really really sympathize a lot, it seems very similar. When I saw ntv passing by today, I received an adh. Hello, this is Mental Crime. Hello, this is Mental Crime. What did Teacher Inhak send? ENTP ADHD Hope Edition. Recently, Representative Minjin, Representative Lee, and Dr. Friends Woo Chang-yoon, Despair is me, Representative Min Jin and Teacher Woo Chang-yoon both have the commonality of being ENTP ADHD. The difference between the two teachers is that one is more formal and the other tends to rely more on feelings rather than evidence. And with Ina, it seems like they are almost in a war. What kind of personality is this? You know about the ambivert, right? They are outgoing people, not based on evidence, but more on intuition. And with Ina, it seems like they are almost in a war.

Valuing rationality more and now, instead of making decisions more based on emotions, there seems to be a difference with the T now. And in terms of the blood type theory parts, it seems like some popular terms are being used now. In our generation, well, blood type, what comes out after testing here, seems like a rule breaker. In my opinion, it seems like the T aspect might have had an influence. T is related to adh, in my view. In fact, not everyone with ADHD is the same. Some people are not very affected by others' emotions and just say what they want. One of the characteristics of ADHD patients is that they impulsively say things and later regret it. That could be somewhat related to T. When they impulsively do things, usually when we try to speak, we need to go through a filter in the middle. There is a space to filter. The impulsivity tendency of ADHD almost lacks this filter. Usually, when we talk about MBTI, we don't hesitate or consider it.

It seems like you're just saying whatever comes to your mind impulsively, right? If you still want to think about it, you should read the current social atmosphere. People with AD tendencies often have difficulty listening to others around them. Even if they speak, it's hard to concentrate, so they tend to think about what to say next. Their ability to understand the situation may be lacking because they are so absorbed and may not be able to see subtle changes in the situation. It might look like they are not interested. In reality, many people who come to see me for treatment say that they can't hear well. They say that if they are not interested, they really can't hear well. Even if they want to, when they receive treatment, they can actually hear what the other person is saying clearly. Please say it like this, it seems like I can't just divide it with a t. It can lead to misunderstandings.

I feel like it's not right. I'm also an intuitive type. Intuitive types usually have an interest in new and original things and like challenges. People with ADHD can't really stand repetitive and boring things. When new stimuli come, they tend to focus on them and find them interesting. You can think that they have a similar tendency. Intuitives tend to rely a bit on that kind of tendency. Based on past experiences and what they perceive in the present, they make judgments and take actions. So, they can suddenly come up with completely new ideas. In cases like that, there might be a lot of details. However, since they may be a bit weak in paying attention to those details, especially if they are not interested.

In this case, so in that aspect, if we really look at it, wouldn't it be more appropriate to say it leans towards ADHD? I mean, usually, there are two types of cognition, the perception type and the planning type. You often hear words like, Wow, you're so powerful, or You're so decisive. Many people might be familiar with this. It's because, relatively speaking, in terms of the concept of time, there is a lack compared to the planning type. Right? So, it seems to be two things, as you mentioned. If you have a tendency towards ADHD, you might be weak in keeping track of time or when you need to do something at 1 o'clock, you should think about it around 1 o'clock, but that doesn't come to mind easily. Secondly, it seems to be about being systematic. In order to make a plan, you need to do this, so you need to systematically figure out how to do it and how to allocate it, but people with ADHD tendencies often struggle with this kind of systematization or as it is.

I think that part might actually not stand out like a feature, it's a bit similar. So, why is it the last one now? When I look at it, quiet ADHD doesn't seem to show much. Quiet ADHD is gentle, quiet, and doesn't make trouble, but rather daydreams silently. This kind of person seems a bit like a child, right? They talk a lot and are all over the place, so they seem restless. People with ENTP personalities may show more signs of ADHD because their energy is high. So, this side seems to fit a bit better than a child. Then, is it true that ENTP personalities are more likely to have ADHD? This statement seems a bit inaccurate. Personality traits start from a young age, and ADHD also starts from childhood. It's not easy to distinguish whether it's a personality issue or a medical one. Therefore, even adults who didn't receive treatment as children...

Later, the conversation was about how they thought they had this personality from the start, a natural disposition, forming two opposing personalities that can be somewhat divided. The downside is that the temperament is a bit mixed, right? It's mixed with ADHD. When you take the TCI test for temperament, looking at the axis, mainly related to ADHD, they tend to like new things, are impulsive, and lack self-restraint. Their persistence is a bit weak, but other than that, they have social sensitivity, which I think is a difference between T and F. Like S, they have a bit of detail and meticulousness in sensing danger. That also varies from person to person. In my view, those who are not just seeking stimulation and have low patience tend to show a tendency towards ADHD. So, in conclusion, ENTP individuals may appear to have ADHD tendencies, right?

And for those with ADHD, they may not think of it as their illness, but rather as their personality. If they take the MBTI test, they might come out as an ENTP. When they actually take medication and it calms down and gets regulated, they might show a different side. Yes, yes, they are highly sensitive, so those with ADHD want to be heard. However, since the input doesn't come in well, they have no choice but to be like that. So, for those individuals, while receiving treatment, they may become more interested in relationships and become better at it. So, it seems like we can't just label someone as only having ADHD, especially if they are a bit like ENTP. It's related to ADHD. They agreed to talk at the promised place, but they often ask repeatedly about the deadline, not knowing it until the day before, so they handle it. Their minds are scattered in various ways, unable to finish things, and move on to other things. They can't sit still and find time agonizing. They often lose and forget things, and have impulsive tendencies. These are symptoms of ADHD, wearing out others.

Likes it, can't stand interruptions or when others interrupt while speaking, has difficulty remembering names and faces, finds it hard to make plans. So now oneself is taking Concerta, a methylphenidate series, as seen in a comment below like this: This seems like symptoms of ENTP, I feel like I have a lot of ENTP traits. Many people seem to relate a lot, so it might be similar. Looking at this now, it's confusing. As you can see in the comments below, it's overlapping like I just saw. Yes, it seems like it's overlapping. Not everyone with ENTP has ADHD, it would be nice to have data related to the prevalence. This is just passing by. Today, I received an ADHD diagnosis. So, some might think it's just their personality, not realizing it's an illness, and therefore not getting treatment. Some think it can't be fixed, so they think it's just a trait, but in reality, there are many cases where ADHD symptoms are interpreted as personality traits. So, this is.

Oh, so this is how ENTP is, just being indifferent. If we have to divide it, ENTP and similar symptoms are quite similar. If these cause significant disruptions in life, they should be considered as an illness. It's not bad to check this out. From there, focusing on the personality aspect, trying to make some changes can be fun. Indeed, things like MBTI are interesting because we can talk about it in an engaging and fun way. If you leave comments, we will prepare and try it once. Thank you.

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