Flair within Socionics

[Delilah]

I mean to say that it [flair] might be associated with certain function attitudes and maybe clubs. I seem to lack it according to some commentary

What does it make you think when you think of someone having flair (some say spunk, maybe synonyms or close terms)?

[Chae]

I looked for synonyms, "talent" "intuition" "aptitude" "feel" "atmosphere" were the results. It sounds like mixed with ethics, so EIE and IEE might qualify. When I personally heard the term, charisma came to my mind. So more of a thing. ESE can have flair, certainly, and SEI, too. Maybe SEE. The NF club and Beta likely have the most amount of it.

[Exodus]

I see this as mostly , with maybe a dash of and/or .

[Delilah]

I'd long suspected Fe in relation to "flair", but I now think Ne and Ni are both related to it as well maybe to a lesser degree.

LIEs for instance are very charismatic in my in-person experiences and often online ( i think of Expat for some reason who certainly had a degree of it and an assumed leader of sorts on the forum); Maybe suggesting Beta NF is right since they combine both.

I wonder what is it about say Se that seems too basic? Like when i think of LSI and SLE i know they have a certain leadership -related charisma but no flair in the sense of know-how and etc. Any examples of Se flair? Or maybe it's Fi that's very basic(?)

[Suz]

I think "flair" means different things to different people, so I'm not sure there is one right answer to this question.

[Delilah]

I think "flair" means different things to different people, so I'm not sure there is one right answer to this question.

You are right. I am going by this: "FLAIR - stylishness and originality.
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synonyms:

style, stylishness, panache, dash, elan, poise, elegance; More

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and this " spunkspəNGk/
noun
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• 1.
  [COLOR=#878787 !important]informal[/COLOR]
  courage and determination.
  

  synonyms:

  courage, bravery, valor, nerve, confidence, daring, audacity, pluck, spirit, grit, mettle, spine, backbone; More"

  
  
  
  
  

So like when you hear people say "she has spunk!" what does it make you think of in terms of socionics? I realize they are different from each other but i started wondering since I seem to lack both (according to sources other than me).

[Exodus]

and this " spunkspəNGk/
noun
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• 1.
  [COLOR=#878787 !important]informal[/COLOR]
  courage and determination.
  

  synonyms:

  courage, bravery, valor, nerve, confidence, daring, audacity, pluck, spirit, grit, mettle, spine, backbone; More"

So like when you hear people say "she has spunk!" what does it make you think of in terms of socionics? I realize they are different from each other but i started wondering since I seem to lack both (according to sources other than me).[/FONT]

Now this is Se.

[Delilah]

Now this is Se.

Yes, I'd have to say i might agree: i thought about it after i looked it up. Like "grit" for instance, i think i have a lot of grit, but it doesn't show whereas for some people that is all they choose to present on the outside, maybe Se blocked with other functions. I was a bit surprised when I looked into this detailed definition and all the keywords frequently associated with Se.

However a few synonyms do allow for Fe too: Like "Spirit" for instance, that one reminds me of Fe.