Didn't you / don't you self-type as INFj? What's with everyone typing me as their dual?
For the record, your post is not meaningless to me, quite the contrary. This thread is open indefinitely. Nothing in socionics is 100%. Although I still believe SLE-Se fits best right now, that's subject to change, as new information is added, as you guys make more observations about me.
What's your self-type, aixelsyd? ESFp, like in your signature? You know, just so I can eliminate any possibly biased reasoning.
Thanks for your opinion. Although, overall, the getting angry at people who are rude, I still see fits Se and being protective more... one big reason being, I'm rude to others who need to be put in their place... and see aggression as a means to an end. I'm open and considering it being a form of ethics... much strongly Fe>Fi, of course.
Your insights have been helpful. I think one huge point you made on this thread, which I've thought about... if I'm ESE, how can I be so darned good at analysis? Not to toot my own horn, but I was a Finance major in university, excelled way ahead of others in all my classes, love tactics/thinking on the fly in video games, especially, love chess, analyzing new problems, etc., and as you pointed out in private messages, my Ti comes across very strongly on lots of my posts here on the forums.
Not saying all that isn't impossible as an ESE, but does seem a bit out of character. And I don't really talk about business/math/etc. on the forums here a lot, so I think those strengths of mine get lost, when others try to type me.
You've said that many times before, and yet you keep coming back and talking with me. It's almost like you're attracted to me, drawn to me, unable to stop with me. (by the way: )
1) Agreed. Can still fit SLE though.
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3) Agreed. However, both you and aixelsyd seem to think that's Si, and I'll get to that in a sec, and in my next post.
4) Not sure. I do give a fair amount of thought towards relationships, but not sure if this is natural, or a by-product of my environment. My parents divorced when I was 10. I've had lots of turmoil with relationships in my life, and that's sort of forced me to give a lot of thought about things, which I may not have normally done.
5) To be completely honest, it's hard for me to not talk about socionics categories and say what I think things are. I tried really hard, in that video, to not mention anything, so I wouldn't bias people's judgments.
And, ironically, in trying really hard to not bias people's judgments, I accidentally acted unlike my normal self, and ended up biasing people's judgments anyway.
This post is getting long enough, so I want to address a lot of the specific socionics things, and my reasoning, in a completely separate post.