A Comprehensive Guide to Describing Yourself in 3 Fictional Characters

“Describe Yourself in Three Fictional Characters” is one of the freshest memes to dominate social media, allowing Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram users to describe themselves with near-perfect accuracy through pictures of fictional characters. But what of our old system of finding out who we are with near-perfect accuracy and then talking about it so much: the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®? Of course, we haven’t thrown out that system of self-contemplation just because we have this new one! In fact, we’ve combined them.

Those with ISTJ personalities are hardworking and trustworthy. They’re analytical and rule their lives according to facts rather than feelings. Their word means something, both to co-workers and friends, and they love following rules. ISTJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Kind and enthusiastic, ISFJs are wonderful gift-givers. Though they maintain their I (introvert) status, ISFJs are quite personable and are known to make those around them feel comfortable and relaxed. ISFJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ESFJs are popular gossips who place a higher premium on social standing than on almost anything else. Remember on 30 Rock when Liz Lemon was on a site that was like UrbanBaby, and she posted about a girl’s bike? Sound familiar? ESFJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ENFPs are sociable, talkative, and independent. They make up 7 percent of the population, and are passionate idealists — passionate about “working on [their] night cheese,” probably! ENFPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ENTPs love to argue and debate. They also love, I guess, sweaters and, uh, glasses? ENTPs are (of course!):

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Brown hair and glasses, INTPs are Liz Lemon. INTPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Blergh, or whatever. ESFPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ISFPs are artists, and they love filling their world with color. They’re funny but also appealingly dorky, and doesn’t that remind you of someone? ISFPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Women of this personality type are homebodies who just love to eat and watch TV on the couch! They’re also intellectual, hardworking, and calculating. It’s crazy to think that one character can be all those things at once, but guess what? INTJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ISTPs are not so beautiful as to be obviously better-looking than everyone else, but they’re still extremely pretty and charismatic, and maybe that’s partly why people are this personality type? I don’t know. Of course, it only makes sense that ISTPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

The INFJ personality type is a very rare type indeed! Still, it seems like everyone you know thinks of themselves as this personality type, and even though you’re thinking and you can’t come up with a single friend you’d actually describe as “like this personality type” in real life, INFJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

ESTPs are the personality type it’s okay to be, because it’s not at all embarrassing to be an ESTP, but at the same time, it’s not, like bragging. ESTPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Even men can be INFPs, apparently. Crazy to assume they’d leave even one thing for women. INFPs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Isn’t it funny how ESTJs, who are clearly ambitious and intelligent, feel the need to acknowledge those qualities only glancingly, wrapped in layers of projection, irony, and nonthreatening nerdiness? “That’s what’s on my mind grapes,” ha, ha. ESTJs are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Ah, finally we’ve gotten to ENTJ. What is there to say about ENTJ? ENTJ is a very special personality type. Each ENTJ is unique! ENTJs, like you, are:

Liz Lemon from NBC’s 30 Rock

Does the staff of TGS understand the true meaning of Christmas? I don’t know, but Kenneth has made it his mission to find out. Also, Liz’s parents and brother are in town. ENFJs are:

Daria from MTV’s Daria