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07-30-2020, 09:49 PM #1
Enneagram Random Thought Thread
Be e..x..c..e..l..l..e..n..t to each other.
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07-31-2020, 02:51 AM #2
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07-31-2020, 09:40 AM #3
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It's not super uncommon, some people are a bit more balanced than others in that department and technically, you have bits of both wings within you regardless of type. I'm not anti-8 (though I seem to have a distinct enough preference to choose a type to work with), some people feel completely balanced, in theory at least balanced types exist.
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08-02-2020, 12:28 AM #4
I agree with RadicalDoubt that it's not really uncommon.
Personally, I think I am a type 6w5, but I see a good amount of influence from both possible wings. I'm definitely withdrawn and appear somewhat like a 5, and I think that the way I deal with anxiety is also closer to a 5 because I tend to partake in endless research about certain problems instead of going through the avoidance route. However, I relate to the idealism of type 7, as it is a part of the frustration triad, which I see a lot of myself in.The fiction that we're living in says I should pull the pin.
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08-06-2020, 01:17 AM #5
Why do you relate shame to the heart fix? Seems it could just as easily be tied to gut.
Organization, at least what we observe, is a behavior and that is not a reliable basis for typing. Now the desire for organization, including what kind and in which contexts, is more telling.
Again, recall that everyone uses every function, and similar courses of action can result from quite different functional combinations, depending on the person's goals and values, and circumstances.
Exactly. Any type/fix can be artistic, differing in how and why they do it, what they get out of it, etc. This in fact is a good example of where stereotypes about S-types fail, namely that they lack imagination. ISFP is often called "the artist".
This may not be properly rooted in theory, but I see both 5 and 7 as being more adventurous than 6, for lack of a better word. 5 adventures in the mental plane, the world of ideas; and 7 in the physical plane, the world of experience. By contrast, and I'm sure this is stereotyping, 6 seems more of a "homebody".
If you look just at the functions, many times they don't stack up for a person the way theory suggests they should. For instance, when I do a JCF test, I get Ni>Ne>Se>Si, though in theory as an INTJ, I should have Se>Ne. I suppose one could fault the test for not correctly discriminating between the function attitudes, or it could be that people are more complex than the theory can describe.
Yes, Earl Grey and I have sometimes been called out as similar, likely because we have some similarities in presentation. That is based on observed behavior, which is a poor basis for typing. We are in fact quite different once you dig beneath the surface.
You do indeed defy stereotypes, including some I listed above. But I will save comment on your type for your own thread, after I have had time to review all you have shared there.
Yes, it matters what sorts of observations someone makes, and which subjects catch their eye to be observed.Though the ground was burnt and everything turned into ashes, we will revive again. The sky is still blue, the crashing waves from long ago are unchanged. This is Earth, our planet. This dream is in the hearts of people; so long as they do not abandon it, it will not fade away. For the sake of tomorrow, keep a song in your heart. For the sake of our future, let us stop our crying and stand on our ground firmly. ~Maya
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08-06-2020, 10:40 PM #6
Ahhhhhhhhh!
Being a 9:
I need internal balance.
Reality: But there's this external thing ... scale tips
Maybe if I just ruminate hard enough, I can mentally push the scale back into a balanced position.
Reality: Muahahahaaa! No! What you really have to do is the OPPOSITE of what you're inclined to do and let go of the rumination in order to get back to a state of balance.
*bangs head against wall*Be e..x..c..e..l..l..e..n..t to each other.
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08-07-2020, 10:31 PM #7
Still don't feel like I have a suitable type anymore.
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08-08-2020, 01:50 PM #8
I think a lot of people dont understand enneagram 6 at all.
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08-08-2020, 02:59 PM #9
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08-08-2020, 03:16 PM #10
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