Freud Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Freud? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Freud from Maplestory and what is the personality traits.
ENFJ (5w4)
Freud personality type is ENFJ, as is the main character (even though he is not an ENFJ himself). However, he doesn’t seem to fit this profile as well as the other characters. He is capable of both introversion and extroversion, often switching between the two modes. He is a “doer” who is ready to jump into a new adventure at a moment’s notice. He is also a very forward person – he always speaks his mind, and doesn’t tend to hold back. He is not a “listener” – his opening monologues are full of information, but his words are often very direct and straight to the point. In addition, he is a very sensitive person who can feel the pain of others.
In his defence though, Freud was not a typical ENFJ. He was very stubborn and often acted before thinking. In addition, his “do it now” attitude may have been a coping mechanism for his shyness and insecurity. However, Freud was a fairly confident person at times, and he was able to form strong emotional bonds with those around him.
In contrast to this, Freud was a fairly introverted person.
