Romantic Goth Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Romantic Goth? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Romantic Goth from Visual Art Genres and what is the personality traits.
INFJ (4w3)
Romantic Goth personality type is INFP, which is official in the Myers-Briggs system of personality types. If you're not familiar with the Myers-Briggs personality test, read my intro to it here.
INFPs are usually pretty shy, so if you're an INFP and you're trying to meet people with the romantic goth stereotype, here's how to do it:
1. Keep the goth look. This is the hardest part on your part.
2. Make sure that you're wearing clothing that's more "goth" than "emo." Yes, some people wear black and purple, but you don't have to.
3. Recruit a couple friends to go shopping with you and make sure you buy tons of black and purple clothes, but don't buy anything over $50. No one will know whether your clothes cost more or less than $50.
4. Ask your friends or other goths to dance with you at a club or party and make sure you're dancing with guys.
Romantic Goth, a Goth style influenced by the fashion of the Romantic Era (1800-1850) as well as Gothic literature and modern goth styles. It was born out of the 90s neoclassical darkwave and dark ambient scenes, particularly the medieval/Victorian dress and Celtic vocals displayed by bands like Requiem in White and Miranda Sex Garden.
Romantic Goth embraces a dark LARP influenced fashion, and is distinctly different from the other softer types of Goth culture (particularly Woodland Goth). It was and is mostly defined by the fashion and the musical genre, which often hybridizes with smaller sub-styles like Vampire, Fairy Goth, and Victorian Goth. It’s also closely related to Gothic literature and art’s influence on Goth music and imagery.
Romantic Goth is seen as a relatively lighter, happier form of Goth, with an emphasis on romance and expressing themselves through art, in contrast to more vampire and Victorian leaning variants of the style.
