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Christina Aguilera
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Speed Gavroche
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ISFP 3w4 Sx/Sp.
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why is she is Sx/Sp as opposed to Sp/Sx? (I could see either)
Speed Gavroche
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[youtube=BITwz45UlTs]Christina Aguilera - Interview at Rosie O'Donnel 2000[/youtube]
She doesn't have the abrasive and detached style of Sp/Sx at all. She is all about sexuality, she is a Barbie doll, like Britney Spears, another sexual 3. Immersed in the one to one conversation, relaunch the contact always.
See the difference with ScarJo, a true 3w4 Sp/Sx.
[youtube=Us0tiDFDPhU]Scarlett Johansson and Natalie Portman Interview[/youtube]
She abrasive and detached, with a bit of cheer as a bonus, as long at it does not cost her her cherished confort. Competely different with Christina.
Others examples.
3w4 Sp/Sx:
[youtube=3i1CfQnqNM0]Anna Wintour on David Letterman, Part 1[/youtube]
3w4 Sx/Sp
[youtube=f0BCCFF9SyE]Christina Aguilera on Letterman '04[/youtube]
The difference is pretty clear, isn't it?
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