I'm just wondering if anyone sees a good amount of influence from both possible wings in themselves
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I'm just wondering if anyone sees a good amount of influence from both possible wings in themselves
Been thinking about this![]()
Why do you relate shame to the heart fix? Seems it could just as easily be tied to gut.Maybe heart last? I guess I would have to figure out why you hated it most, though.
Organization, at least what we observe, is a behavior and that is not a reliable basis for typing. Now the desire for organization, including what kind and in which contexts, is more telling.Same. I don't think organization necessarily correlates to functions.
Again, recall that everyone uses every function, and similar courses of action can result from quite different functional combinations, depending on the person's goals and values, and circumstances.I think this is Se / Ni? Because you were objective about what you saw, and then formed your own conclusion of it based on the objective sight.
Exactly. Any type/fix can be artistic, differing in how and why they do it, what they get out of it, etc. This in fact is a good example of where stereotypes about S-types fail, namely that they lack imagination. ISFP is often called "the artist".My own thoughts- I don't necessarily think artistry is necessarily E4 or a withdrawn triad thing, though looking into how it occurs and why, may shed some light into the motivations, which in turn can be tied to enneagram types. I can easily imagine artistic 3s and 7s (especially 7s).
This may not be properly rooted in theory, but I see both 5 and 7 as being more adventurous than 6, for lack of a better word. 5 adventures in the mental plane, the world of ideas; and 7 in the physical plane, the world of experience. By contrast, and I'm sure this is stereotyping, 6 seems more of a "homebody".3) You mentioned that I am more likely 5 or 7 over 6. Can you give further explanation as to why, especially on the 7?
If you look just at the functions, many times they don't stack up for a person the way theory suggests they should. For instance, when I do a JCF test, I get Ni>Ne>Se>Si, though in theory as an INTJ, I should have Se>Ne. I suppose one could fault the test for not correctly discriminating between the function attitudes, or it could be that people are more complex than the theory can describe.Of I would guess INTJ, I feel a bit weaker about that guess namely because you don't appear to be as Ni-ish as some Ni-doms (think Coriolis). You also strike me as having a better Se than inferior because you appear observant. I just think that you lean more toward the Ni-Se axis, actually.
Yes, Earl Grey and I have sometimes been called out as similar, likely because we have some similarities in presentation. That is based on observed behavior, which is a poor basis for typing. We are in fact quite different once you dig beneath the surface.I don't know how to explain that, so I just gave Coriolis as an example. You vibe very differently from her, who I think is a strong Ni user.
You do indeed defy stereotypes, including some I listed above. But I will save comment on your type for your own thread, after I have had time to review all you have shared there.I did say rigidity. I think it's too much of a stereotype. I was vibe-typing you in Discord so I'm not sure how seriously I would take that. There are many stereotypes of all my typology that I myself don't fit so it's ridiculous to expect you to fit through this one.
Yes, it matters what sorts of observations someone makes, and which subjects catch their eye to be observed.That was more so of an observation than something in the thread. I guess observations about people is different than observations about surroundings, though.
Smh, a lot of times they practically mistake it for GAD or something...but perhaps you've observed something different that makes you think most don't get it, I don't know. May I ask what it is?I think a lot of people dont understand enneagram 6 at all.
Like not understanding the difference between phobic and counterphibic, thinking 6s are all neurotic, perceived exaggeration of the characteristics etcSmh, a lot of times they practically mistake it for GAD or something...but perhaps you've observed something different that makes you think most don't get it, I don't know. May I ask what it is?
Do people really assume E7's never get depressed? We do; just eat, drink, party, sleep, distract ourselves, and make dirty jokes our way out of it (that last one could just be a me thing).
Why do you relate shame to the heart fix? Seems it could just as easily be tied to gut.
I tend to suppress all my emotions for the sake of being productive...Is that a number thing?
I can also see that 9 tendency to short sell one's own potential and accomplishments. I can see a coworker of mine going out of her way to impress our bosses and I'm pretty sure this person is going to get promoted above me in the future. This person has been with the company a fraction of the time I have, and I've busted my ass, rarely complaining, and often going far beyond my expected duties to get the job done. But I don't really advertise this. Why would I? I'm not some self-promoting 3. Actually I find it very difficult to talk up any positive qualities about myself or accomplishments. The time I did get promoted, was largely a result of me going out of my way and asking my boss about it. So I realized back then, it's not that I'm less than colleagues who seem to be advancing and succeeding more despite doing the same amount and quality (or in some past cases, less) work as me, It's that I just have to put myself out there and take an active part in my own progress. I just wish it didn't seem so effortless with other types. I realize they all have to put effort into this, but let's be honest, a 9 has a sort of built-in handicap in that regard that makes it twice as hard to speak up for themselves and really advertise their strengths. For some people, it really does seem to come effortlessly. And I think for some types, yes, it will seem like less effort because they might be more naturally inclined to self-promote and seek success.
There's also the tendency to intitially work very hard and diligently, only to become jaded and angry that people don't seem to see it, and even doubly angry and jaded when they joke that I'm lazy or super laid back. If they knew the inner turmoil and how Ihard I really work. But they just see this dopey, laid back, stoic person and assume I'm just lazily going through the motions. Eventually I get to a point where I wonder why I bother working so hard when it goes ignored and co workers are just going to be recognized and advanced beyond me anyway? So then I really do start slacking and putting in half-efforts. If that's how they see me, and they aren't going to see when I sweat and bust my ass, I'll just give them what they see. Then when I quit or get fired, they can realize how much I actually did as they scramble to pick up the slack. Why excel if no one's paying attention? Why excel if it's only going to hurt you more than help you? Fuck it, you can have my 40% because you haven't appreciated or earned the other 60%
Put my picture in one of those "starter kit" memes, in this case, the bitter old loser starter kit.