So you are hoping for it I see ;)
Well it does come across as weirdly "disconnected" from the actual situations - but at the same time it's nasty.Quote:
But I don't know that she's nasty, fundamentally. She simply strikes me as young, defensive in a fruitless way, and somewhat reminiscent of myself in times I'd rather not recall :blow:
I would imagine you a bit differently from what I've seen so far. (About how your defensiveness etc. would manifest - this has nothing to do with degree of nastiness, btw)
I don't understand this phrase of yours about "railing against the internet".Quote:
I didn't follow this discussion closely, but in any case, please don't descend to this futile railing against the internet. You can slap me twice for presuming you might, if you haven't, but as someone who always gets dragged into emotions of others ... It's too easy
I did not exclude INTx, I thought that was clear from what I said about her type.Quote:
On her type I'd like to disagree.... Were you there when she was describing mental imagery? ILE has Ni ignoring, so I think if she were ILE she'd act more dismissive to anything but the reminiscent visions of Si... I guess she could be lying but what would be the point
That's why I'm staying with intx (EII possible but she seems to perceive absence before presence and negativist/positivist is one of the only reinins that I think work)
Intuitive subtype either way
I've experienced Se of LII-Ne differently from what Shiver's been doing here. But clearly there are nonsocionics factors playing into all this, too.Quote:
There was something she said the other day that struck me as active Ni devaluing but I don't have the interest to search archives. I'm personally like.. hyper aware of this one function thing that makes me cringe because one of my parents has it, and it's not super common but when I see it in people it's like bright red light. I believe this is Se polr, but it could be Se ds. Particularly, I think it belongs to Ne LII which is what my dad types (tests agree, though sometimes he scores Ne EII instead, and Ne LII description seems fitting for sure)—it's like, LII are very collected and coolheaded until they snap, and then they can shout and say violet things and make jerky abortive gestures, which would be comical if it weren't so painful to watch. I think it means Se emerging into consciousness under no control of the person, so it's wildly overdone.. train going off the rails
Ne LII and Se LSI can certainly display volatile intertype

