Originally Posted by
Singularity
...You're not going to be neatly separating people into types like how it's described in Socionics. People are going to be having their own idiosyncrasies. I think that generally, people take this shit way too seriously. It's not as if types really "exist", in a sense. They're just models and theories. It's really just a fundamentalist way to think that as if there's this "type" at the core of people.
I would mostly agree with niffer's sentiment that it's a bit weird that a bunch of people are talking about someone so impersonally, when they're right in front of you so to speak. This is mostly just "battle typing" and "political" typing, anyway. I don't like this person, so therefore he or she must be this type. I don't like this type, so therefore this person must not be this type. I don't like this person and this person is getting along with this person, therefore they both must be from some sucky quadra that I don't like.
People should see people as people first, not as types that you arbitrarily separate into types that you like or don't like. If Socionics actually influence how you interact with people, then there's a problem. I'd say step back, and really think about what you're doing for a second...