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MBTI 16 Personalities as Fruits

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MBTI personalities are compared to various fruits, each with its unique characteristics. From the tough-on-the-outside-but-sweet-inside ESTJ as durian to the cute and gentle INFP as strawberry.

MBTI 16 Personality Types as Fruits

ESTJ: Durian ESTJ is like a large durian. With its menacing appearance and an acquired taste, it's not widely accepted at first glance. Just like durians, ESTJs may seem tough on the outside. Durian is a tropical fruit known for its unique smell. While many people might not like it initially, those who develop a taste for it become deeply attached. It's full of energy and can be found in various forms like durian candies and durian mille-feuille cakes.

ESFJ: Apple Apples are the most common fruits. ESFJs, like apples, find comfort in being ordinary. They are ubiquitous and represent a kind of simplicity. Apples are mild fruits that are suitable for people of all ages. In crucial moments, an apple is always a reliable choice. And during Christmas Eve, apples are used to symbolize peace.

ISTJ: Avocado Avocados may not be sweet, but they are highly nutritious and can be made into salads. ISTJs are like avocados. Though not sweet, they are practical and have an unexpected core.

ISFJ: Coconut ISFJs are like delicious coconuts. With their tender white flesh and harmless appearance, they can be made into coconut juice. When people go on island vacations, they love to drink coconut water directly, full of tropical charm.

ESTP: Mango ESTPs are full of energy and are also tropical fruits. Enthusiastic mangoes are just like them. With their bright and high-profile appearance and sweet taste, children especially love them. Mangoes can be eaten directly or made into candies and yogurt.

ESFP: Orange ESFPs are less cunning than ESTPs but more innocent. Lively and energetic, they are like oranges. Sour and sweet, they can be eaten at any time.

ISTP: Blueberry ISTPs are more individualistic and could be represented by an exotic and less common fruit. Blueberries are like ISTPs. They taste a bit strange when eaten directly but can be made into candies and jams and taste good when eaten with toast.

ISFP: Cherry ISFPs are small red cherries. With their delicate appearance and unique flesh taste, they are more niche when made into cherry juice. Just like their detached personalities.

ENTJ: Pineapple ENTJs are like pineapples. They seem large and prickly on the outside but are actually sweet and delicious. Whether eaten alone, made into jam, juice, or pineapple fried rice, they are loved by many. They have a wide range of applications.

ENTP: Kiwi ENTPs are full of whimsy and are like kiwis in the fruit world. Kiwis are rich in vitamin C and have a soft and sweet taste. ENTPs, like the name of kiwis, always bring surprises.

INTJ: Lemon INTJs are a bit aloof and alternative. At first glance, they seem hard to approach. INTJs are like lemons. People think they should be sour, but after processing, they can become sweet and sour lemon juice or be made into delicious lemon cakes. Only after getting to know them deeply can one understand their true nature.

INTP: Dragon Fruit INTPs are like dragon fruits. With their somewhat strange appearance and white flesh inside. Dragon fruits are tasteless and are great for adding a touch of color to salads.

ENFJ: Watermelon ENFJs are symbols of passion and vitality. Youthful and full of energy, they are like a big watermelon in the summer. Eating it with a spoon after cutting it open, summer is all about air conditioning, wifi, and watermelon. It's so refreshing.

ENFP: Peach ENFPs are like sweet peaches. With their watery and charming appearance, they seem soft on the outside but actually have a firm core and are very firm in their principles.

INFJ: Lychee INFJs are like lychees. They seem inconsistent on the outside with their bumpy skin, but their flesh is extremely sweet and they also have a hard core.

INFP: Strawberry INFPs are surely cute strawberries. Small and gentle, everyone loves to eat them.

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