Female ESTj/LSE-Si VI visual identification

[DirectorAbbie]

Females / LSE-Si
source: community at http://types.socionix.com

The rest: http://imgur.com/a/6miN2#re7WDX3

*images compiled by polikujm

[Not A Communist Shill]

Who compiled these typings? It is not especially advisable to do such an activity at the level of subtypes, particularly with no record of how it was put together.

[darya]

Natascha McElhone is LSE?

I thought she was EIE.

[DirectorAbbie]

Thanks, consentingadult, but I didn't type them; they're from the community at socionix.com. They have a pretty accurate database of types there.

@Radio @silke @mfckr @Galen Have any other female examples?

[Galen]

@Galen Have any other female examples?

yes

[Waster]

yes

Captain Janeway.

[Radio]

Te-LSE, not Si-LSE:







i don't know many female LSEs to begin with.

[Radio]

oh, i forgot Charlet Duboc.





(although Charlet could be something weird like EIE also.)

[silke]

Mimi Chakarova - LSE-Si








Jenny Holzer - LSE-Si

[Reficulris]

I'm waiting for the SLI-SI version of this thread...
Edit: apparently i'm a sucker for LSE women too..

[The Exception]

ESE-Si thread would be super cool.

[epheme]

If these typings are accurate, then it seems I like LSE women.

[Amber]

probably LSE-Si


Julia Kristeva






Faye Dunaway

[Mega]

Have any version for males?

[ouronis]

kinda crazy how easily I can pinpoint people with this exact energy I've seen in my life. There's definitely a pattern here. It's hard to describe, something like a toughness that goes without saying coupled with a sort of introverted reservation and a look that gets inside of you.

[Sandoval]

Thanks, consentingadult, but I didn't type them; they're from the community at socionix.com. They have a pretty accurate database of types there.

Have any other female examples?

I tried to look at that website but it seems to be nonexistent. Does anyone know what happened to it?
I really would love to get a hold of these people to show them my findings.

I've had the exact same observation of Te-dom types: that look. This is a composite I've put together from my observations of the TeSi:



What really makes the look of Te-dom types is the mouth shape. They usually have this "buldge" in their cheeks but also a bit of a squareness to the bottom of the smile (the chin).

When they smile they often have a "square smile", if that makes any sense.
And when they talk, their mouth also moves in asymmetrical ways.

[Bertrand]

you mean like this?

OCSgrad.jpg
Robert Gates.JPG

I feel like my dad (man in suit first pic) is mega ESTj and I may have inherited that look from him... I got the square chin with the bulgy cheeks thing going on

sorry, I know this is supposed to be about women

bonus question: type robert gates