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Yesterday, 11:43 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread Sexbot Revolution in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

Yes, she wasn't very active. I don't like "rough" in bed, but I like a woman to go for what she likes. I'm pretty sure that whatever signals...

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Yesterday, 10:51 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread SLE and ESI Supervisee/Supervisor Relations in Intertype Relations

^ @Eliza Thomason, in the above post, I can hear the IEE in your conversation with your son. Nice analysis, incidentally. And regarding...

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Yesterday, 10:42 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread What are you watching? in Art, Music, Literature

She's really cute in a way that screams Benefactor to me. I think she's IEE-Ne. Also, I think he's an EJ, probably ESE-Si. An ESTj wouldn't be so...

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Yesterday, 09:24 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

True point, but valued output and input is still Fe/Ti axis, even when Fi/Te is used sometimes in more unconscious, supplementary manner. And,...

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Yesterday, 08:36 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

But it's an unvalued function. Valued output and acceptance of valued input is of Ti nature, not Fi. If there is a fixation on something, it's Ti...

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Yesterday, 08:30 PM

Duschia replied to a thread Oh my god in What's My Type?

At least I would hope so myself.

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Yesterday, 08:27 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

Beta NF stall is still pretty much Ti valued, not Fi. Just not strong with that Ti, not that much like a LII.

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Yesterday, 08:08 PM

Uncle Ave replied to a thread Oh my god in What's My Type?

You're right in theory (if FDG's remark existed in a vacuum), but I don't think the remark was meant to be taken as a statement of how women are in...

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Yesterday, 08:02 PM

Adam Strange replied to a thread Sexbot Revolution in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

I doubt if I can explain it well, but I'd chalk it up to the two of us being on different erotic axis'. I'm on the Victim-Aggressor axis, and she...

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Yesterday, 07:25 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

I think this may be just a difference between LXI and XLE. For XLE, Ti is kind of a tool (a very valuable and valued nonetheless, but it's below Ne...

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Yesterday, 06:56 PM

Duschia replied to a thread Authoritarians and Politics in Philosophy, Politics, Economics

Ok, Aries sign Fire element pal. See it as you wish. (even when you can read about anywhere how betaish hierarchic structure comes specifically...

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Yesterday, 06:50 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

I personally think what we usually see as /valuing/ and maybe even /morals/ can be either Fi (and Te) or Ti (and Fe) based, where Fi is usually more...

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Yesterday, 06:40 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

Please read Aushra on Robespierre/LII. They are very fond of their Ti-build system of /values/. They are actually famous of /non-compromising/ their...

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Yesterday, 06:31 PM

Duschia replied to a thread Examples of INTp Fe PoLR remarks in Gamma Quadra

If you come that this is 'apathetic introvert' (Ip?) thing: I really don't see XEI for myself, as I usually have problems with XEIs IRL (in...

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Yesterday, 06:09 PM

Duschia replied to a thread [Socionics] LIE-SEI conflict reactions (ENTj and ISFp) in Intertype Relations

I would also add that I suspect most ILIs don't really have such a program. They don't go beyond their initial doubt/observer stance to build...

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