This video got me thinking about SLE stereotypes. Granted, he's a kid, but there are adults sort of like that, too.
Questions:
1.) Do all SLE's have that stereotypical EP "everywhere at once" type of energy? Or are there some who are more quietly contained in their mannerisms?
2.) The SLE stereotype is one of someone who will easily say "fuck you" or other rude things to people and not worry about the consequences as if they either don't mind that they're offensive or are amused that they are. Are there SLE's who are less likely to be as casually offensive/flippant and instead unintentionally offend people by being too cold, demanding, logical, insensitive, or pragmatic? Perhaps being too talkative/loud or not realize that they're accidentally being too pushy or touching on an uncomfortable subject?
3.) Is it common for SLE's to avoid confrontation when possible because they prefer to settle things rationally and amicably? Or is being quick to jump into arguments/fights par for the course? If someone is starting to yell at them, are they pretty much always going to rise to the challenge, or might they try to respond in a calm manner aimed to defuse the situation?
4.) Is SLE energy usually more of a hyperactive type of energy or for some of them is it more of an easily get up and go do stuff when they feel like it, even if it's stuff that requires a fair amount of effort?
5.) Are SLE's impulsive in an impetuous way? Or is it more of a very immediate, ADHD like sort of impulsiveness? Grabbing things and moving around aimlessly a lot vs. deciding that they want something and then going straight for it (less immediate and physical, but still impulsive).