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- MBTI Type
- NiFi
- Enneagram
- 3w4
- Instinctual Variant
- sx/so
For putting myself out there:
Probably an enneatype 3 all along.
I’ve been doing things to make me appear high value and I enjoy crafting my image as such while blending in what I enjoy in life.
I am a Jungian INFP (meaning NiFi first preferred functions).
Socionics INFp has always described me better than INFJ or INTJ.
Often IEIs exhibit a dreamy and gentle demeanor. They can come across as fickle, indecisive and vapid, and their fantasies can be often esoteric; they often may seem idealistic and focused on unrealistic or other-worldly utopias. They also can demonstrate a lack of attentiveness to daily affairs, and sometimes a generally withdrawn, inactive deportment. At the same time, they sometimes can be prophetic, prescient, and profound in their visions, and sometimes reflect a far more rebellious, aggressive, or outspoken demeanor.
Have a good day and erm, happy typing.
To the 2’s 3’s and 4’s.
There’s nothing wrong of having an image per se, but how much you rely on it is probably the thing you should look out for.
Probably an enneatype 3 all along.
I’ve been doing things to make me appear high value and I enjoy crafting my image as such while blending in what I enjoy in life.
I am a Jungian INFP (meaning NiFi first preferred functions).
Socionics INFp has always described me better than INFJ or INTJ.
Often IEIs exhibit a dreamy and gentle demeanor. They can come across as fickle, indecisive and vapid, and their fantasies can be often esoteric; they often may seem idealistic and focused on unrealistic or other-worldly utopias. They also can demonstrate a lack of attentiveness to daily affairs, and sometimes a generally withdrawn, inactive deportment. At the same time, they sometimes can be prophetic, prescient, and profound in their visions, and sometimes reflect a far more rebellious, aggressive, or outspoken demeanor.
Have a good day and erm, happy typing.
To the 2’s 3’s and 4’s.
There’s nothing wrong of having an image per se, but how much you rely on it is probably the thing you should look out for.