I still don't understand how betas are dramatic. Is that stereotype solely the fault of ENFj's?
Over the top, maybe.
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I only give the appearance of being boring to those unworthy of seeing (or not worth the time/energy of displaying) my layers of interestingness..
There's no button pushing involved in judicious and serious.
Us? As in you? You're not borring.
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Dual type (as per tcaudilllg)
Enneagram 5 (wings either 4 or 6)?
I'm constantly looking to align the real with the ideal.I've been more oriented toward being overly idealistic by expecting the real to match the ideal. My thinking side is dominent. The result is that sometimes I can be overly impersonal or self-centered in my approach, not being understanding of others in the process and simply thinking "you should do this" or "everyone should follor this rule"..."regardless of how they feel or where they're coming from"which just isn't a good attitude to have. It is a way, though, to give oneself an artificial sense of self-justification. LSE
Best description of functions:
http://socionicsstudy.blogspot.com/2...functions.html
I've never considered myself boring. It's just that we Deltas spend time on stuff that is more rewarding on an individual level, so other people don't relate.
For example, I just purchased a couple of machines for my home shop: a mill drill and a bench lathe. Both are quite beaten up and I'll have to rebuild them before putting them to use. I enjoy this process inmensely; it's very difficult but there is nothing like working on something you've done yourself. I feel the pride any father would feel about a child.
Now, when my ILE sister comes to the shop and sees the parts scattered in the floor with massive amounts of oil and grease and rust, she just chuckles and asks me "don't you get bored?".
Have you ever spent considerable time with an IEE Jess? We're passionate to the bone and radiate enthusiam waves that can go through walls and all. In my house, even though I've always been surrounded by alphas and betas, I've always had the upper hand when it comes to setting interests and making people move. My strong Ne makes me find good stuff well before others even notice it. I do remember that my dad used to make fun of me because I spent a lot of time surfing the web back when there was dial-up connection. I find it ironic that he now spends a good deal of this time doing the same and even found an outlet to express his creativity writing and publishing.
In the end, it's just a matter of self confidence. You put more weight into what people thinks about you than what you think of yourself. I don't know many details of your life but I doubt you're as boring as you say.
Are you boring in bed?????
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Delta does deal with boredom. It requires the quadra to come up with something new again, which is orchestrated by EII and IEE. And then, the 50% of Delta that are actually bored and stuck with it despite working at this or that, LSE and SLI, pick it up. Gladly, since gets stuck in a rut, perspectiveless. The best comfort is of no use when there's no contingency and an interpersonal mess.
It's not like in Beta where things are shaken up forcefully out of sheer political necessity all the time so boredom isn't even an option! Delta's way of being bored and escaping that is different. It rather originates in human potential being completely unfulfilled. A deep dissatisfaction how our human possibilities are used in a way that are completely WRONG. That is likely the incentive to say "come on. we can do better than that old shit..." - this specific boredom with stifling social norms emerges constantly. EII deals better with it than IEE. The latter (=me) is so unsettled by it that going into complete restlessness to exhaust all new ways is a must. Don't think boredom ever came up with me So back to the point, it's more like a 50/50 divide in Delta. It'd be hard to categorize all four types into this trope.
Boredom means:
1) you are not inspired by functions as they are not in your values
2) you are not aroused by functions as they are strong at you
3) (the last) no interesting/affecting or new info in functions you see
> It requires the quadra to come up with something new again, which is orchestrated by EII and IEE.
Something "new" may to give ANY function. And when that function is valued and info seems quality, then it'll get more interest and pleasure to touch.
Well I've been called out for sleeping and lazing around by Deltas (and other people) lol.. I don't find them particularly lazy or inactive tbh. But I can understand.. like I've never had so much self-control over myself.. and in Germany (which I think is a very Delta-ish society) my emotional outbursts and intensity have always been rejected somehow.. especially as a kid. I never understood why so many other kids/people didn't have to cry as easily as I did or get all ragey as fast as I would.. like I admire that self-control, but it definitely always made me feel like an outsider, as if I was too much and not made for people.
Though one of my EII friends is somewhat chiller than be, but also more content.