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    I'm not talking about anyone here, btw.

    Basically, I don't feel "threatened" by any type, but the type I've had the most clashes with is LSE, and SLI's can frustrate me a lot as well. So Delta ST's, particularly LSE's, must make me feel threatened on some deeper level or they wouldn't be capable of upsetting me as much as the ones I've known have. People watching would be confused as to why their behavior was so upsetting to me if they did not know me well.

    On the surface, it would probably appear irl that I have the most trouble with EIE's, but Beta extroverts (more so EIE's) seem to have more of a problem with me than I have with them.
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    supervisor, superego, and contrary. nothing personal, of course.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joy View Post
    I'm not talking about anyone here, btw.

    Basically, I don't feel "threatened" by any type, but the type I've had the most clashes with is LSE, and SLI's can frustrate me a lot as well. So Delta ST's, particularly LSE's, must make me feel threatened on some deeper level or they wouldn't be capable of upsetting me as much as the ones I've known have. People watching would be confused as to why their behavior was so upsetting to me if they did not know me well.
    I think I can see that. My ENTj friend, for example, finds LSEs extremely irritating when they take it upon themselves to take responsibility for him without his consent or approval i.e. involving him in social activities they are planning. He doesn't like when people tell him what to do or what he's going to do, particularly when he's not present when such takes place.
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