Social inclusiveness - Delta or Fe?

[Park]

In case of my ex-aunt, I think she didn't get frustrated because her train of thought had been interrupted, it was rather that she demanded full and undivided attention. Otherwise she would have felt unloved, I suppose. She demanded that people - especially my uncle - sacrificed a lot of their time for her. She thought it was important that partners share common interests and thus she desperately tried to make my uncle a fan of the fine arts, went to galleries with him and wanted to discuss the paintings.
In the end they kind of drifted apart. But somehow my uncle usually falls for demanding and kind of dominant women. But at some point he gets extremely exhausted and depressed. Though I don't know their types, I can say my ex-aunt was definitely my uncle's conflictor. Their marriage was doomed to fail.

My speculative guess would be IEI for uncle and LIE (or ESE) for ex-aunt.

By the way, do you know what your type is? Kind of interested now, because you said you could relate to my father in that kind of group constellation... :/

The general feeling I get from Zola's posts is Si/Ne intratim.

[kadda1212]

My speculative guess would be IEI for uncle and LIE (or ESE) for ex-aunt.

That would make my uncle the same type as me. Could be. I get along very well with him. My grandma is the ESE and for whatever reason she was completely in love with my ex-aunt. She admired her. And she doesn't want to hang down the wedding photos, which I consider to be somewhat embarrassing. One time my uncle's new girlfriend kept staring at these photos and seemed to be kind of uncomfortable. But my grandma cannot abolish memories. Every wall in her house is covered with family photos.