[Traditional Enneagram] What type does this behavior reflect?

[Doctor Cringelord]

I watched a coworker get annoyed when he had to cut his lunch break short to help another coworker. He angrily threw his lunch into the trash in a big display.

What is the deal with people punishing themselves to make a point to others? Which enneatypes do you think are likely to react this way when frustrated or angry at others? MBTI, socionics insights also welcome.

 

[violett]

Type 6

 

[violett]

Actually its not fair to pin this kind of behavior on any particular type, so when I wrote that it was half for my own entertainment. Truth is, I have an aversion to pigeon holing people.

 

[Doctor Cringelord]

Actually its not fair to pin this kind of behavior on any particular type, so when I wrote that it was half for my own entertainment. Truth is, I have an aversion to pigeon holing people.

agreed, I should have said "which types might this reflect?"

 

[Cygnus]

Type 6

Actually its not fair to pin this kind of behavior on any particular type, so when I wrote that it was half for my own entertainment. Truth is, I have an aversion to pigeon holing people.

The Delete button exists, don't give us an apology cake.

 

[violett]

Why should I apologize, the board is teeming in this sort of thing

 

[á´…eparted]

Why should I apologize, the board is teeming in this sort of thing

Two wrongs, don't make a right.

 

[violett]

you're right

 

[Chthonic]

I watched a coworker get annoyed when he had to cut his lunch break short to help another coworker. He angrily threw his lunch into the trash in a big display.

What is the deal with people punishing themselves to make a point to others? Which enneatypes do you think are likely to react this way when frustrated or angry at others? MBTI, socionics insights also welcome.

Immature & passive aggressive does that. I don't think it's got anything to do with Enneagram or MBTI personally.