The MBTI Types as Your Relatives on Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving! Sorry I didn't post last week. I am recovering from both bronchitis and strep right now. In honor of Thanksgiving, I decided to compile this stereotypical list if what I think every Myers-Briggs type is like at large family gatherings on the Thanksgiving holiday. My family has a humongous get-together on this holiday (and many others), so I thought that this would be a funny way of incorporating such a tradition into my blog. Without further ado, here are the stereotyped Myers-Briggs personality types as your relatives on Thanksgiving. INTJ- the cousin that finds a secluded place to read their book or play on their phone far away from the noise and ruckus.  ENTJ- uncle that gets into a heated political debate with ENTP. ENTP- the bald uncle that starts the heated political debate with ENTJ. INTP- sits and watches the debate and occasionally points out how they are both wrong.  INFJ- the quiet cousin that hangs out with the adults and gets stuck listening to the family drama and gives people advice, but will probably sneak away by the end.  INFP- one of the silent cousins who talks to a few people, and probably brings a book so they have an excuse be alone.  ENFJ- the aunt trying to get everyone to eat all of the pie and making sure everyone is warm and happy.  ENFP- the really hyper cousin who is friends with everyone and never stops talking.  ISTJ- they will sit in the corner and judge everyone (or at least that's what people think they are doing), but will totally help serve the food and help arrange their buffet.  ISFJ- the cousin who spends the entire time helping ESTJ clean and cook so that ESTJ can have a break  ESTJ- probably the hostess, probably one the oldest at the reunion, runs around the house cleaning for the first half, but then finally settles down to talk with a large group of family members. ESFJ- the mom that talks to everyone at least three times and is constantly hugging people.  ISFP- will probably arrange some sort of arts and crafts table, or will be found drinking hot cocoa in a bedroom while listening to Christmas music. ISTP- the uncle who doesn't talk much that the hostess will ask to fix something mechanical because it hadn't been working for the longest time.  ESFP- walks around the house screaming Christmas music at the top of their lungs; able to convince anyone to get up and dance.  ESTP- the oldest cousin who has a really sick motorcycle that all the little kids want to try out; probably has shoulder-length hair and a beard. I hope you all enjoyed this and Happy Thanksgiving! Thank you for visiting my blog and God bless!!