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    Seriously...how do you show feelings. I'm in a relationship with someone who I believe is ESTj Si. Everything is great but I'm a bit afraid cause I don't really see "this" in his eyes. I mean he does everything perfectly, he hugs me, kisses me I know he wants me but I don't know if he really loves me if you know what I mean. It's like his face is always the same, sometimes I even think he's angry when he's looking at me. When I ask him about that, he smiles and he says he's just planning what to do the next day. He started talking about the wedding but I still don't know.
    Why can't the perfect guy be more affectionate, why why...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    Seriously...how do you show feelings. I'm in a relationship with someone who I believe is ESTj Si. Everything is great but I'm a bit afraid cause I don't really see "this" in his eyes. I mean he does everything perfectly, he hugs me, kisses me I know he wants me but I don't know if he really loves me if you know what I mean. It's like his face is always the same, sometimes I even think he's angry when he's looking at me. When I ask him about that, he smiles and he says he's just planning what to do the next day. He started talking about the wedding but I still don't know.
    Why can't the perfect guy be more affectionate, why why...
    What's his enneagram type and stacking?

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    Ask him to be more affectionate.
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    if the only "problem" is an inexpressive face that seems minor? my guess is he does nice things for you and tries to just be there for you and shows his love that way. that's how it seems to go with the stoic types.

    ime it can take some getting used to someone showing affection almost exclusively through actions and not expressing it much but there's also a genuiness. some forms of showing affection are harder to fake and anyone can smile or say some words.

    can you recognize other ways he shows he cares? are they ways that could realistically satisfy you?

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    Not quite sure with LSEs but with three SLIs i've known in close (but not intimate) interactions, they can be really hard to read but i can sometimes see affection in their eyes maybe. I also do some guessing based on context. Sometimes i'm correct, sometimes not i guess (i'll never know the real answer, in some cases).
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    Hmmm... I don't know what he's enneagram type is. He is the best person I have ever met but I don't know him for long. I feel great with him, he is caring, calm and funny. He is relaxed and takes control at the same time if that makes sense at all . The real problem is he once told me that one of his goals for this year was to find a girlfriend so I sometimes I feel like I'm just his goal...which, of course, I wouldn't like to be. I feel so safe with him, I've never felt this way before. One of my friends told me lately that he doesn't look at me the way he should be looking if he loved me. She says her boyfriend would be all over her kissing hugging etc. I shouldn't be listening to her I know . But these goals combined with that. With me it's totally different, I act intuitively. I felt the connection with him and I was just looking for more contact, didn't know if I wanted to be with him or not. My way of acting is something I believe is based on true feelings and he's strategical approach is really weird to me .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    Hmmm... I don't know what he's enneagram type is. He is the best person I have ever met but I don't know him for long. I feel great with him, he is caring, calm and funny. He is relaxed and takes control at the same time if that makes sense at all . The real problem is he once told me that one of his goals for this year was to find a girlfriend so I sometimes I feel like I'm just his goal...which, of course, I wouldn't like to be. I feel so safe with him, I've never felt this way before. One of my friends told me lately that he doesn't look at me the way he should be looking if he loved me. She says her boyfriend would be all over her kissing hugging etc. I shouldn't be listening to her I know . But these goals combined with that. With me it's totally different, I act intuitively. I felt the connection with him and I was just looking for more contact, didn't know if I wanted to be with him or not. My way of acting is something I believe is based on true feelings and he's strategical approach is really weird to me .
    I hear u re: the doubts about him saying his goal was to find a gf. Depending on how else he treats you, it might just be a weak-Fi thing to say; i.e. his feelings towards you could be genuine, and he just doesn't realize that you dont say something like that to a girl you like. SLIs are also bad about making slips like that.

    As for the hugging/kissing and being all over you that your friend is expecting from a bf does sound like a more Fe-oriented approach to demonstrating affection. In delta, seems like acts of service are more relevant to showing affection than all that showy stuff (which personally i wouldn't want to do out in public anyway, even holding hands i think is cheesy). So, does your boyfriend do things for you? Does he help you out at all? Is he there for you when you need him? If so, i would say he feels strongly for you regardless of how kissy/huggy he is.

    EDIT: oh btw, regarding feeling the connection early on. Girl, i totally relate. But this has sort of been my downfall with the SLIs. In other words, I feel a promising connection much much MUCH earlier than they seem to. My assessment of them and "approval" (so to speak) in my mind as a suitable candidate for a romantic relationship happens a lot quicker than theirs does. So one thing I have had to learn in dealing with them is PATIENCE. They just dont have the capability of assessing people that we do, and they go about an evaluation of a person in a very systematic, slow way. Probably true of LSEs too. Even SEEs are slower than IEEs in this respect, because they rely on concrete evidence they can sense to make any sort of conclusion about a person's character (per my understanding anyway).

    My point in saying this is, take things slow. If you arent sure you see genuine affection yet, but you think he's a great guy and feel a connection, just be patient but hold off on too much intimacy (and try not to become TOO attached too fast--I know it's so easy to say but so hard for us to control) until you have more evidence from him of his affection for YOU (as opposed to just any girl that seems interested in him), which he might not have decided upon yet himself and needs more time with you to realize.
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    Thank you for support :*. Yes, he really helps me He walks my dogs, he goes to the vet with them, he sometimes repairs my things, calls me, fuels my car , wants to feed me whenever we go somewhere and in general is really nice although he sometimes treats me like a child (which I, ashamed to admit, sometimes like) Maybe I'm just not used to such unexpressivness. Anyway, he does show his feelings sometimes (or rather rarely). There's been some occassions on which I could see it in his eyes but it happens rarely. Yeah, maybe I'm just not used to his style. But still... I sometimes think he's just so good in general and he would be this way to anybody and it's not because he loves me.

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    Check out the 5 love languages by gary chapman: http://www.5lovelanguages.com/learn-...ove-languages/ (scroll down to read a summary of each)

    Then take the quiz yourself, to find out how you show love and what signs you, personally, tend to look for to see if someone loves you.

    Then either ask him to take the quiz, or you take it while paying attention to the things that he does/says. Those will be how he shows love. Once you know how he shows love, then you know what to look for as signs that he love you. It may not be the same as yours, so paying attention to it might require a little effort on your part.

    Richard and I are both physical touch and acts of service as our primary methods. My top is physical touch, his top is acts of service.

    My daughter's is quality time (top) and words of affirmation (second). When I had her take the test, she immediately understood that our differences here were a major part of our misunderstandings of each other, and why we both didn't feel loved by the other. We've found ways of resolving this. Morning time walk to the bus stop is OUR time, the only exceptions are when my back is hurting too bad for me to make it back. And even then I'll use crutches if I can. And just before bedtime, as well as when the bus arrives, she remembers to give me a hug.

    We do this, even when we are momentarily angry with each other. Because without it, we feel hurt and pained for the rest of the day/night.
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    You could try finding a romantic (but good, not cheap shitty stuff) movie that slightly resembles your relationship with you, and check out his reactions during the core relational nodes of the movies. Take it from another Te dominant type, but not Te-Si, I might be slightly more sensitive to that than the average person.
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    Oh one thing i do know about LSEs that I suddenly remembered... the ones i've come across are NOTORIOUSLY bad at judging character. Like one LSE boss I had a few years ago--a total prodigy in his field, SO hardworking, practically a workaholic, great guy--had a track record for completely misjudging people initially. Like, he hired/almost hired total disasters just because a friend of his might have recommended them or his initial impression was positive. Also once his mind was made up, he was resistant to input/warnings from others. People kept warning him about the "almost hired" person, which he didn't want to listen to, but luckily she turned him off when she badmouthed his friend who'd recommended her to him at her interview with him . such people he did end up hiring, ended up needing to get fired. On the flip side, he sort of underappreciated others at first (who may have been more quiet and less show-offy) but grew to love them and see them as indispensible members of his team. A few such people (including myself) had had enough underappreciation and were making plans to leave by that time though. I remember a couple days before my last day he suddenly started begging me to stay, which would have made me reconsider my plan to leave except that a lot of things were already in action for me to move, start a different job, etc that just could not be reversed at that point. I would also never want to work for him again because of how burnt out i felt in trying to prove myself to him and just feeling like I was hired as just a pair of hands into his big machine and never want to feel that way again. Sad really, cause I really like and admire him and he was a really nice guy.
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    That might be true. I had a few ESTj friends but they were Te subtypes. I get on better with my boyfriend, he is totally Si subtype, I sometimes think he might me ISTp even. Yes, I know it's good not to get attached too much and just observe. But it is SOOOOOO difficult in practice. I'm afraid of getting hurt and of dissapointment. I forbid him to say ANYTHING about getting married and I said we will come back to this discussion in a few months. He's a plan-freak . We'll see what the future brings. For me it's sometimes hard to deal with "simplicity". It's difficult to look somebody so balanced, calm and knowing what he wants .... but on the other hand it's so safe... even though I start to doubt in his feelings (how can you feel the same all the time ?)

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    To andelise: I did the test and it turned out Quality Time and Physical Touch are my main love languages (both scored 10) aand acts of service 7. For my boyfriend, I would have to make him do the test . I'm wondering it love languages are type related. Like Physical touch would be Si quardras??

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    Quote Originally Posted by WorkaholicsAnon View Post
    Oh one thing i do know about LSEs that I suddenly remembered... the ones i've come across are NOTORIOUSLY bad at judging character.


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    And another thing is... I don't really care about the fact he doesn't say compliments. The only thing I need is to know if he truely feels something and I just don't know how to check that . I had a really unbalanced INTj boyfriend before and I could read him totally. I just knew what he felt by looking at him, listening to him etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    Seriously...how do you show feelings.
    By being there. I mean, I have a bit of a problem when feelings are involved, it comes with a price to me, so I have to know whether it is genuine or not. There were times I was baffled by it. Anyway, he's thinking about wedding, so it is damn serious. Looks like you're in doubt or I'm wrong.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post
    By being there. I mean, I have a bit of a problem when feelings are involved, it comes with a price to me, so I have to know whether it is genuine or not. There were times I was baffled by it.
    what do u mean by that?

    Anyway, he's thinking about wedding, so it is damn serious. Looks like you're in doubt or I'm wrong.
    By "he" i'm assuming you mean Pauluch's boyfriend... so my question is, how can you be so sure he's thinking about wedding from what Pauluch described?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WorkaholicsAnon View Post
    By "he" i'm assuming you mean Pauluch's boyfriend... so my question is, how can you be so sure he's thinking about wedding from what Pauluch described?
    Post #1 and 13 both mention him talking marriage.
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    Quote Originally Posted by anndelise View Post
    Post #1 and 13 both mention him talking marriage.
    My bad!!! Had to go back and reread carefully...

    In that case I'm with Absurd, his affection seems pretty clear! Why the doubts Pauluch???
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    Where's the doubt... Because that wedding planning is just childlike and he doesn't take into account the fact we've been officially together for a little more than two months!!!! I think that everything can change, I'm afraid he's going to change his mind, we don't really know each other that much. From the very beginning I felt really close to him, the connection was really strong but still... I know things can change. And firstly I thought he was ENFp .
    My previous INTj boyfriend was really unstable, he would say something than change his mind - he also wanted to marry me and it looked serious although we weren't engaged. My present boyfriend is much more serious but I just need time to wait to get to know him and for him to get to know me better . I don't know him to be disappointed or something. I'm afraid of rejection, I'm afraid of getting attached too much, then suffering and taking into account his character I'm a bit afraid that he's going to change his feelings towards me (stop liking me e.g.) and stay with because he would feel it's his duty. That's why I would like to read his feelings.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WorkaholicsAnon View Post
    what do u mean by that?

    I mean, it takes a bit time for me, I have to be sure hse is the one. I've have had my dose of relationships, and I got smarter.

    By "he" i'm assuming you mean Pauluch's boyfriend... so my question is, how can you be so sure he's thinking about wedding from what Pauluch described?
    She said he is thinking about wedding. I take it he is thinking about getting married not with a fucking whale, not with a monkey, not with an elephant, he's thinking about getting married with a human being.

    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    Where's the doubt... Because that wedding planning is just childlike
    Oh I see now more clearly. Confront him about it. Seems like you have the upper hand from what I read about it.

    My previous INTj boyfriend was really unstable, he would say something than change his mind
    Oim fucking hate those cunts as well, not LIIs though, but those weirdos.

    I'm afraid of rejection, I'm afraid of getting attached too much
    And you're not in doubt, I see...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post

    Oh I see now more clearly. Confront him about it. Seems like you have the upper hand from what I read about it.
    It's not that I have the upper hand it's like he's pushing me to go further and I make him stop and enjoy the moment. I kind of like that cause I feel I can achieve something. I'm usually afraid of everything, he always knows how to solve the problems and is assertive, confrontional whereas I usually back off ... He's my hero and thanks to him I am stronger, more confident and - what is really weird - thanks to his caregiveness I'm more independent myself, I just feel "I can do it myself".
    I confront him about that of course although I usually smile, I'm not that serious .

    Quote Originally Posted by Absurd View Post
    And you're not in doubt, I see...
    I'm not in doubt. I met him three times, and these weren't even dates and I thought : I want to marry this person. But I know that things like that can change. We usually love what we believe this person is, not what that person really is. I have been really stable when it comes to feelings. We'll see if he is as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    It's not that I have the upper hand it's like he's pushing me to go further and I make him stop and enjoy the moment.
    Oh okay.

    I confront him about that of course although I usually smile, I'm not that serious .
    It's just me but hey, I don't think it is something to worry about. Have fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    Seriously...how do you show feelings. I'm in a relationship with someone who I believe is ESTj Si. Everything is great but I'm a bit afraid cause I don't really see "this" in his eyes. I mean he does everything perfectly, he hugs me, kisses me I know he wants me but I don't know if he really loves me if you know what I mean. It's like his face is always the same, sometimes I even think he's angry when he's looking at me. When I ask him about that, he smiles and he says he's just planning what to do the next day. He started talking about the wedding but I still don't know.
    Why can't the perfect guy be more affectionate, why why...
    It's probably a matter of expectations. I am just starting to understand SLI mating behavior myself, like tonight at Chinese class, when an SLI woman I never spoke to before, came to me after class not to show her emotions, but her self-made stack of flash cards of Chinese characters.
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    Quote Originally Posted by consentingadult View Post
    It's probably a matter of expectations. I am just starting to understand SLI mating behavior myself, like tonight at Chinese class, when an SLI woman I never spoke to before, came to me after class not to show her emotions, but her self-made stack of flash cards of Chinese characters.
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    LSE:

    Laugh when they watch comedies
    cry when they are sensitive, sentimental and emotional
    excited when they like or love something
    when I cry, he makes a pouty face and says to me, "don't cry, honey, I don't like to see you like this;" then hugs me and kisses me

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    touchy when they get excited (a little dance-y)
    walk away when people cry and often don't know what to do in that situation
    not very good at showing affection
    good relaxing companions
    they get very sentimental and emotional when they see grandma in a bad situation and feel helpless
    ignore hysterical reaction of others.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa33 View Post
    LSE:

    Laugh when they watch comedies
    cry when they are sensitive, sentimental and emotional
    excited when they like or love something
    when I cry, he makes a pouty face and says to me, "don't cry, honey, I don't like to see you like this;" then hugs me and kisses me

    SLI:

    touchy when they get excited (a little dance-y)
    walk away when people cry and often don't know what to do in that situation
    not very good at showing affection
    good relaxing companions
    they get very sentimental and emotional when they see grandma in a bad situation and feel helpless
    ignore hysterical reaction of others.
    I don't know why Martisa, but you remind me of ISFj I know... Are you sure your boyfriend isn't ENTj? My ISFj girlfriend's husband cries easily and can get excited

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pauluch View Post
    I don't know why Martisa, but you remind me of ISFj I know... Are you sure your boyfriend isn't ENTj? My ISFj girlfriend's husband cries easily and can get excited
    Well, comparing myself to my Se valuing ISFj cousin, I would say that unlike her, I am humanistic and less concerned about Sensory Perception; I look for ideas in what I read and see and I don't care much about objects, acquisition of them, because I don't buy and fill my home space with them. I can't stand clutter and I limit and strive for efficiency (using one object for more than one purpose) whenever possible. We both have strong faith in the God, but she's a lot more traditionalistic and rigid with who is fit or qualified to marry her kids based on what her tradition reflects; I am less judgmental, stereotypical, much more people loving, she's much more strictly religious. I believe that people who have faith in something other than themselves are less egocentric, are able to forgive others because they see things are not only about them.
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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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maritsa33 View Post
    Laugh when they watch comedies
    Of course!
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    cry when they are sensitive, sentimental and emotional
    Maybe, if nobody's looking.
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    excited when they like or love something
    Not often.
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    when I cry, he makes a pouty face and says to me, "don't cry, honey, I don't like to see you like this;" then hugs me and kisses me
    Okay, you've trained him to do that. It's not natural.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ritella View Post
    Over here, we'll put up with (almost) all of your crap. You just have to use the secret phrase: "I don't value it. It's related to <insert random element here>, which is not in my quadra."
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    Abbie is so boring and rigid it's awesome instead of boring and rigid. She seems so practical and down-to-the-ground.

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    From what I know about abbie, she doesn't give a damn about my emotions. She's such a mean woman. When I cry, she tosses me a mop to dry the floor.
    She is wise
    beyond words
    beautiful within
    her soul
    brighter than
    the sun
    lovelier than
    love
    dreams larger
    than life
    and does not
    understand the
    meaning of no.
    Because everything
    through her, and in her, is
    "Yes, it will be done."


    Why I love LSEs:
    Quote Originally Posted by Abbie
    A couple years ago I was put in charge of decorating the college for Valentine's Day. I made some gorgeous, fancy decorations from construction paper, glue, scissors, and imagination. Then I covered a couple cabinets with them. But my favorite was the diagram of a human heart I put up. So romantic!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reuben View Post
    From what I know about abbie, she doesn't give a damn about my emotions. She's such a mean woman. When I cry, she tosses me a mop to dry the floor.
    LOLOL

    I love Abbie
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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

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