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By your logic, I'm NTP.
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Multiple Enneagram Subtypes/Instincts What is it really like to be Social-last?
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By your logic, I'm NTP.
Elfboy
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no, I said that NTPs over analyze everything, not that everyone who over analyzes is NTP (though an Se dom heart center core saying they over analyze things is a bit exotic.)
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Hmm, I honestly have not noticed ENTP's over analysing in social situations. When they are extraverting, they are purely absorbing from the outside and responding to it very quickly with very little thought whatsoever. Analysis is not a word I would put to them at all. Their thinking is very fast and broad, but is not particularly analytical. They may be out of touch with their 'gut' - as in, their feelings and more physical/emotional needs - but these areas are only part of instinct, methinks. I think ENTP's are actually very instinctive, mainly because they are impulsive and respond instantly to a very broad base of stimuli which they have no particular need to analyse.
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