I am still responding, aren't I?
I am still responding, aren't I?
I guess so.. why is it that you are unable to analyze this theory for yourself, think for yourself, and come up with your self-typing yourself?
Talk to the Russians, Arctures.
Everything about you screams IP temperament. The delta NF typings came out of nowhere as far as I was concerned.
Arctures what if you were ISTp? You are snotty enough.
The end is nigh
D:
I'd make an awfully weird ISTp, although sam says I could VI as Ellen Muth.
Okay how about we conduct an experiment: throw me, five ESTjs, five INFjs, five ENFps, and five ISTps in a room, and nobody comes out until I find out which ones I like the most. Several might starve in the process, but it's in the name of science.
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I could see you as being an Isha-like SLI.
There seem to be a couple people out there now who believe that INFj might work for me.
What type do you think you are?
I think Abbie is quite possibly an LSI, so I wouldn't rule out IEI for you. Likewise, though, I'm not ruling out either Delta NF, even if I don't necessarily favour them as typings (and I prefer EII > IEE).
Just a hunch based on her posts in the "Married to your Dual?" thread. They were all rather short and unelaborate and rather certain in being correct. Not something I would expect from Te, basically.
What is your experience with logic class?
Could you elaborate on this? What constitutes "Fe valuer", what sort of behaviours do these creatures manifest, and what irritates you about it?
I haven't read these posts, but the idea of "correctness" seems to be a very common Te theme from what I've read. I don't particularly see elaborateness as prerequisite for Te either.
http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...tml#post582379
Where do I start:
My mom is ISFp. I love her to death, but she has a tendency to annoy me via overt displays of emotion. She also seems to think I'm sad all the time, and when I tell her I'm just neutral she refuses to believe me. I also tend to feel smothered by her, because her conception of expressing love seems to be buying things for people, whereas I end up feeling guilty when she gets me something I didn't particularly want in the first place.
My dad is EXFj. Our relationship is getting somewhat better, but I'm still not a great fan of his. We can talk about serious things sometimes, but he tends to talk about people that I've never met as if he assumes I've known them all my life. He also tends to get angry fairly easily, and can seem somewhat commanding when he takes a position of leadership. But 15 seconds after he has a little burst of frustrated anger he reverts right back to his normal self, so I can't tell who the real 'dad' is. Plus his pension for making really stupid puns seems all the more reason for me to avoid him. He likes spending time more with my brother anyways, so it works out in the end.
My brother is probably ENTp. Everything he does annoys the hell out of me. He seems to think that everything he finds interesting will also interest me to the same extent (as it turns out, I am not fascinated by the fact that clicking a youtube video makes it stop, nor do I care about the latest glitch he found in Super Mario 64). He seems to have no concept of what is appropriate dinner conversation; not that he's crass or overly rude, but the topics he talks about are almost always completely esoteric in nature, like that sketch he saw in Robot Chicken the other night or a quote from an episode of the Simpsons that nobody saw but him. This is particularly embarrassing for me when my dad invites guests over (which is not a rare occasion) and he decides to talk about how some detail in conversation relates to his favorite anime. He also happens to be a bad singer, and nobody seems to understand this fact but me.
Abbie is Te and Gul is ENTp, therefore he is a dope.
The end is nigh
oh you!
The end is nigh
Arctures: (Today, 09:00 PM) I have a proposition
Arctures: (Today, 09:00 PM) someone confirm Ian Mckellen as Te-ISTp
Arctures: (Today, 09:00 PM) and I call myself ENFp forever
Everybody!
Well I'm not often faced with injustice in everyday life, but I suppose it does matter. Even if I don't act on what I see as injust, I will immediately understand that something is wrong. The types of injustices that get to me the most are things like abuses of power, balance is pretty important to me.
That's fine, it's something I've come to expect :o
Well, I've at least moved into actually thinking that you're delta NF rather than assuming so.
EII makes more sense than IEE, imo.
You seem very stable and calm. You can feel the chaotic energy of IEEs even in their text. Try looking around the delta subforum and the way they talk, it's usually pretty clear that they lack Ti-structure. The unstructured and high mental activity of IEEs is astounding sometimes. No offense, IEEs are awesome in other ways.
Yeah, I've definitely noticed a more sporatic sort of writing in IEE posts (EP in general?). I do feel like I'm obligated to use Ti because I feel like that's how the world is supposed to work.
Either 6w5 or 9w1, social instinct last.
Have you seen this page?
Socionic Type Comparisons
I'm definitely supportive of other people taking an initiative, as I am not one to do so myself.EII's tend to be more supportive and accepting of others' initiative. IEE's are often indifferent to others' initiative (they want to be the first to take initiative).
With me, this can happen in a larger group setting where everybody is contributing things at the same time. It's very dependant on the topic of conversation though. But, I don't really see myself as actively seeking everything new; I'm much more comfortable with the known and familiar.IEE's fear boredom and are constantly on the lookout for new objects to "consume" (new information sources, people, situations) to satisfy their curiosity. They rarely get completedly absorbed in social situations. Their eye movements betray this — scanning the room they're in instead of looking only at the people they're talking to. Also, they tend to drop in and out of conversation, entering when something catches their interest and then dropping out to reflect on something.
This is more like me in one-on-one situations, in no way do I want to seem disrespectful to my conversation partner.EII's are steadier in social situations and seem to get more absorbed in communication. They have less active eye movements and focus on listening carefully and sticking to the topic. They don't usually drop in and out like IEE's do, but are able to maintain a steady conversation with less fluctuation for a long time.