An introduction of sorts

Long story short, I'm 23 years old and if we're being completely honest, I don't have many hobbies besides reading and scrolling endlessly on the internet... unless you count crocheting more scrubbies, scrunchies, and coasters than any one person could ever possibly use. Oh, and binge-watching all of the Spider-Man movies in a weekend. #Noregrets

I'm unapologetically fascinated, perhaps to an unhealthy degree, with the Myers-Briggs personality test (if my username didn't already give me away) and have essentially coerced everyone I know and love into taking it at one point or another.

So, if you're new to MBTI and/or just curious about what your type may be, I recommend checking out: https://www.16personalities.com/free-personality-test (although not the most accurate test in my opinion, it's a good place to start).

If you already have a fairly decent understanding of your type and how it all works, http://www.michaelcaloz.com/personality/ is by far the most in-depth, yet easy-to-understand MBTI test I've encountered-- especially if your goal is to better understand the cognitive functions. Which... why do they have to be so complicated, anyways. 

r/mbti, along with a plethora of other type-specific subreddits, are all worthwhile sources as well.

With all that being said, I'll go ahead and link my goodreads here, in case anyone's interested in judging me for my choice of literature (don't worry, I'd judge me too). And for those wondering (which at this point would be no one, since no one even knows this blog exists yet), I'm currently reading Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs, and I'm freaking OBSESSED. 

Review coming soon? Or maybe not. Stay tuned to find out.

<3 G

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