Can you help me type my dad? (questionnaire included)

[treetophideaway]

My dad is wanting to be typed using a questionnaire that he could supply the answers on instead of online tests. He asked me to use my account and type his answers for him because he has difficultly seeing and has arthritis that makes typing painful. So I asked him the questions on the questionnaire below and supplied his answers pretty much word for word. So if you could please type him, that would be greatly appreciated.

Personal concepts
1. What is beauty? Something that attracts you and gives you a pleasant feeling. There is beauty in trees or nature and life in general. There is beauty in the sky and the stars and in almost anything if you look for it. What is love? An action verb - doing something for someone else - showing, caring, or helping in some way.
2. What are your most important values? My most important value is trying to hopefully do God's will or be pleasing in some way to him. I would like to hear the words "Well done, good and faithful servant" when I get to heaven. Other important values are family (which doesn't have to be a blood relation), honesty, integrity, spirituality, and loyalty.
3. Do you have any sort of spiritual/religious beliefs, and why do you hold (or don't) those beliefs in the first place? Yes; I believe in God the father, Jesus the son, and the Holy Spirit. I believe this because in life I have seen things that are unexplainable and I attribute them to God.
4. Opinion on war and militaries? It would be nice if we didn't have to have a military or fight wars, but in reality some people will overrun other people just because they can so we need a military. What is power to you? Power is God and lots of things in nature.

Interests
5. What have you had long conversations about? How the earth can be suspended in the middle of nothing, how everything can work in such harmony that is like clockwork, the seasons, revolution of the earth (how all the planets revolve around the sun), other acts of God such as these. What are your interests? God, family, seeing God's beautiful creation, learning. Why? Because they are.
6. Interested in health/medicine as a conversation topic? Not really. Are you focused on your body? Slightly; not enough to do anything to change it.
7. What do you think of daily chores? I think they're necessary.
8. Books or films you liked? The Bible, religious books, films that talk about emotions in life. Recently read/watched or otherwise. The Middle (tv series). Movies: The Lucky One, The Notebook.
9. What has made you cry? Lots of things. Sometimes I just cry over the bad things in the world or when people are unfairly struck by tragedy, the way we live. Sometimes I cry from happiness from the Holy Spirit. What has made you smile? A small child, new life in animals, fellowship, family gatherings. Why? Because I think these are important things in life.
10. Where do you feel: at one with the environment/a sense of belonging? When outside by myself in nature, when camping in a rural environment, when I look at trees/deer.
Evaluation & Behaviour
11. What have people seen as your weaknesses? Sometimes people think I'm too emotional. They might see me as not disciplined because of my weight. Some people might see my lack of money or power as a weakness. What do you dislike about yourself? I don't think I'm disciplined enough to do what I want to do all the time. I don't get all the work done. There isn't enough time to do everything I want to do.
12. What have people seen as your strengths? Consistency - I've worked for many years at the same job/go to church regularly/try to pay bills regularly. What do you like about yourself? The fact that I try to do things for my family and appreciate to the best of my ability what God has done for me and that I've tried to serve the Lord.
13. In what areas of your life would you like help? I wish I was stronger/healthier and could do more, maintaining control and self-discipline.
14. Ever feel stuck in a rut? If yes, describe the causes and your reaction to it. Yes. Causes: i don't know. I feel like I've worked my whole life and haven't accomplished vet much and I don't see much of a way to change it.
People & Interactions
15. What qualities do you most like and dislike in other people? Like: politeness, honesty, friendliness, cleanliness. Dislikes: when people let drugs or alcohol control them, when people can't speak without cursing for using God's name in vain, when people don't show respect to others. What types do you get along with? Most all types of people.
16. How do you feel about romance/sex? Views of it change when you get older. People still want to be wanted and cared about, not so much physical as you age. Being accepted and respected are important. What qualities do you want in a partner? Loyalty and respect.
17. If you were to raise a child, what would be your main concerns, what measures would you take, and why? Concerns: that the would love and serve God and be able to function in society. Measures/why: whatever I thought was appropriate to teach them.
18. A friend makes a claim that clashes with your current beliefs. What is your inward and outward reaction? Inward: want to correct then. Outward: depending on how well I know the person and whether it is an appropriate time, I may or may not say anything.
19. Describe your relationship to society. I think I function and perform in society to make a living and be a part of society. How do you see people as a whole? I see people as concerned mainly with themselves. What do you consider a prevalent social problem? Name one. I see drugs which in turn causes stealing and crime such as murder as a problem in society.
20. How do you choose your friends and how do you behave around them? I choose my friends by whether they have similar values/beliefs as myself. I try to be myself.
21. How do you behave around strangers? Cautiously and reserved.

 

[Frosty]

IXFJ 621 (thinking either 6 first or 1w2 2w1) but that tritype probably in some order, so dominant.

126 – The Supporter Archetype

If you are a 126, you are discerning, caring and inquisitive. You want to be ethical, helpful and cooperative. Highly responsible, you are most comfortable when you do things by the book and know what to expect. Focused on the needs and concerns of others, you seek ways to be of service.
Your life mission is to find structured ways to give, and be of assistance to others. A true helper, you are happiest when you are in a position to support others achieve their goals.
You can be overly fixed in your opinion of what is right and be rigid in your expectations of yourself and others and thus come across as disapproving or militant.

261...complaint

2-6-1 - The Obedient

This type ignores their own desires. They are very loyal and act as they feel they should and often for others. They want to serve and they tend to expect others to as well.

For example, A 2 that occasionally deals with anxiety by distracting themselves, and deals with anger by controlling their surroundings, would be a 2-7-8, and would be different to a different two that deals with anxiety with vigilance, distrust of authority, and anger by being self critical, which would be 2-6-1.

the 126, 216 and 612, are all focused on helping and being supportive of others regardless of which type is dominant.

1-2-6: Fear of desperateness, humiliation and doubt. Tendency to seek things they will accept, approval and assurance.

So, the 136, 137 and 126 would most focus on preparing, being busy and responsible.

1-2-6 : a devoted, friendly, affiliative and altruistic One, very dedicated and conscientious but also more controlling and possessive of others. Seek people’s company and want to help them but sometimes tend to become a little manipulative and demanding, expecting appreciation and loyalty in return for their efforts. They are affectionate, caring and reliable friends and partners, but at times they can struggle with anxiety and start worrying about things going wrong.
usual subtypes: social, 1w2
similar tritypes: 1-6-2, 2-1-6, 6-1-2
flavours: helpful, devoted, giving and demanding

1-6-2 : responsible, dutiful and devoted friends, these Ones are more affiliative and empathetic than others. Friendship and mutually-supportive relationships are important to them and so are trust, loyalty and integrity. They can be more rigid and rule-bound because of their insecurities: they are slow to change their old beliefs even when they’re proven wrong, and they’re usually steadfast and honest people. They’re somewhat suspicious and skeptical, but once they trust someone they are capable of great generosity.
usual subtypes: social, self-preserving, 1w2
similar tritypes: 1-2-6, 6-1-2, 2-1-6
flavours: responsible, loyal, honest and traditionalist

621 [transcribed from Fauvre video:] “When these three types come together, you get someone that is very focused on being of assistance. The 2 wants to help people. The 6 wants to help, in their own way. They want to be of assistance and be connected to you. And then, the 1 wants to do what’s right. So, when these three types come together, you have someone who feels that they should help, and they must be of assistance and be kind to others. It is also a very diligent 6; that 1 brings the diligence, and the 2 brings a lot of compassion. We feel more warmth whenever the 6 has 2 in the tritype. ...All three types have rigidity in their character structure. ...The growing edge for 621/126/etc. tritype is to begin to let go of the structure of how you should be, and instead listening to your heart and intuition.
--[For the body center, although I have some 9, I tend to lean on 1. I’m a perfectionist, wanting to make things right, to a kind of sense of certainty there...knowing what’s right, what’s best to do. I get a little judgmental and critical at times...]
When you have 1 and 6 coming together, you also get that tendency to critique things, and can be critical. And he has a gentleness, that you know that someone’s really there. The compassion’s there, but there’s a firm inner-core. Also, warmth and professionalism. You have that friendly rapport, which is the 6 and 2 coming together, but you also have that understanding of structure, process, and the teacher quality. 6s that have more of the 9 aren’t necessarily more obvious as teachers or mentors. That 1 and 6 combination gives us a little more tasking 6, and a little bit more solid 6, and a 6 that’s going to be a little more on their own agenda then the 6 with the 9.”

261 and 269 seem like they should be similar but are actually very different types of 2. Both are helpful, dutiful and kindhearted. The 269 is the good samaritan that is very helpful, mellow and passive. They struggle with asserting themselves but work tirelessly for others. The 261 is the true militant 2 that is very 1-ish and strident with a focus on being of service. They can think that they are a 1 at first especially with the social instinct.

612 The Supporter. Discerning and caring 6. This 6 is often mistaken for a 1 or 2 as they are orderly and helpful. They seek a channel to be helpful and supportive. They want structured ways to be of assistance and are often the good Samaritan.

The core fears are of fear itself, danger, being alone, cowardice, submitting, deviance, uncertainty, targeted, chaos, being wrong, bad, evil, angry, inappropriate, corruptible, condemned, being worthless, needy, unhelpful, unappreciated, immutable, and inconsequential.