runvardh
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- Joined
- Jun 23, 2007
- Messages
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- MBTI Type
- INFP
- Enneagram
- 6w7
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/so
It's close enough to MBTI (yes, it's technically different but people are more familiar with MBTI and probably won't want to invest in an hour long test to find out they are probably still the same type) and that's why I say consider and not this will happen, beware! even if they were sure of their socionic type.
All I know is I've successfully applied socionic relation examples to types (that I'm sure of) of people close to me that have failed relationships and have found the reasoning described in Socionics to be a very accurate depiction of what went wrong.
So don't freak out, it's just something to think about. That's why I post those things. Logic has its place to sometimes. If you pet logic on the head and give it ice cream once in a while sometimes it will help clarify some things. You can never have enough knowledge about a given situation. It always helps.
Knowledge is fine when applied correctly. Knowledge that allows for missinterpretation can be more of an issue. Sorry if other people don't want to bother with things, I prefer accuracy in both data and definition. Do that, then I'll pet logic on the head.