Hunger Suppression Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Hunger Suppression? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Hunger Suppression from Superpowers and what is the personality traits.
INTP (9w1)
Hunger Suppression personality type is INTP, #66, with an IQ of 133.
(An INTP is also a "left-brain dominant", and as such may have a few of the personality traits of the ENTJ personality type, including their capacity for leadership and their need to be in control. But this is still a rare combination, and so we'll stick with the more readily-identifiable ISTP.)
The ISTP is "left-brain dominant". This means that they are the type of person who is the most comfortable thinking in terms of logic and structure. This type of logic is what we call "left-brain logic", since it is based around left-brain functions (such as language, logic and math). Because of their left-brain dominance, ISTPs are great at picking up patterns and noticing connections (this is one reason why they are great with computers). They are also very good at taking things apart and putting them back together. In fact, they may find it difficult to understand why anyone would want to take something apart and put it back together in the wrong way.
The ISTP is a very creative thinker. They have a quick mind and can often think of clever solutions to problems.
The user can suppress their physical hunger for exceedingly long periods of time, allowing them to think clearly and to continue moving for weeks to months on end despite grievous starvation.
