proteanmix
Plumage and Moult
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Much props to Eric B. for this website. I'm reading some stuff that was percolating in my mind but I hadn't cemented but that this site elaborates on quite well.
Reading the essays started me to think about extroverted feeling and intimacy. Those who use Fe as a conscious process (FJs and TPs) how does Fe express it's depth of feeling? When people refer intensity and passion of feeling on the forum, it's usually something that people think is in the domain of Fi. Like Fi is the fervor of feeling, but Fe is a Hallmark card: sentimental and appropriate but nothing really spectacular. Fond, but not in love.
I also find that Fe has this motherly connotation attached to it that deprives it of sexuality and sensuality, which I know can't be right but I rarely really hear of people discussing Fe in that light. Fe is warm and cuddly, but not fiery or vigorous. I hope what I'm saying makes sense.
This isn't really contained to FJs and TPs but I would like to know what Fe intensity looks like. I'm wondering if in the end, you can't really tell Fe intensity from Fi intensity.
Reading the essays started me to think about extroverted feeling and intimacy. Those who use Fe as a conscious process (FJs and TPs) how does Fe express it's depth of feeling? When people refer intensity and passion of feeling on the forum, it's usually something that people think is in the domain of Fi. Like Fi is the fervor of feeling, but Fe is a Hallmark card: sentimental and appropriate but nothing really spectacular. Fond, but not in love.
I also find that Fe has this motherly connotation attached to it that deprives it of sexuality and sensuality, which I know can't be right but I rarely really hear of people discussing Fe in that light. Fe is warm and cuddly, but not fiery or vigorous. I hope what I'm saying makes sense.
This isn't really contained to FJs and TPs but I would like to know what Fe intensity looks like. I'm wondering if in the end, you can't really tell Fe intensity from Fi intensity.