Big Bang's Taeyang reveals his MBTI personality

Big Bang'sTaeyang took to his Instagram story to respond to fans asking him to participate in the MBTI personality quiz!

Taeyang revealed that his personality, according to the test, falls under INFJ-A or the Advocate personality trait.

"Advocates" are a rare personality type, making up less than 1% of the population.

Advocates hold a lot of compassion and sensitivity. They tend to find it easy to make connections with others and give a sense of warmth. Those around an advocate may describe them as “quiet extroverts”.

Advocates want to help others but that can come at a cost. Advocates need to be careful of taking on too much from others and need to remember to focus on themselves from time to time or they risk causing themselves anxiety, particularly if they can’t do anything to help.

It seems that this personality type really sums up the Taeyang we know!

Have you done your personality test yet?

*Please keep in mind that this particular website used does not provide an accurate result of your MBTI personality and is more of a novelty quiz*

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