IT: Welcome to Derry is a story about fear, manipulation, and control. We’re not just talking monsters in sewers. The show explores what fear does to memory, to morality, and to people who are forced to grow up inside a town that rewards cruelty and punishes vulnerability. Honestly, I tend to despise horror movies. I…
There’s a moment each of us has where someone says something “harmless” and our entire personality flips a table.We feel annoyed, attacked, or infringed upon. We want to lash out, give someone the middle finger, or get passive-aggressive. What’s causing that? In typology, we call it the Opposing Role. This is the part of you…
You can tell a lot about a person by the presidents they admire; not in a “this means you vote XYZ” way, but in a “here’s what you value in leadership” way. With that in mind, I recently ran a survey with over 3,000 respondents (3,120 so far), asking each Myers–Briggs® personality type to pick…
Every time I write about personality types, people ask me, “Do you ever wonder how our types influence politics?” So I did what any curious typology nerd with too much coffee would do — I asked. In 2025, over 3,097 people across all sixteen Myers-Briggs® types filled out a long political questionnaire. We asked about…
Sometimes, adulthood feels like an endless spreadsheet of responsibilities: bills, deadlines, children who can find literally everything except their shoes. And in the middle of all that chaos, each of us has an inner child (what Jungians call the tertiary function) that’s whispering, “Can we not? Can we just… go do something fun instead?” In…
