This should be obvious.I guess my biggest anxieties are about being trapped without freedom to make my own choices
This should be obvious.I guess my biggest anxieties are about being trapped without freedom to make my own choices
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7w6, 6w7.
The end is nigh
Sixes don't seem to understand the point of a middle ground. They're like this guy:
They're like robots or something.
I'm not sure about being a 7 either. I don't identify with the cheerful, ebullient extrovert descriptions at all.
It's more like I have a fear of trusting things because I'm afraid that it will be revealed that I misplaced my trust. So I never let myself trust anything (although I may outwardly project that I do) and I become obsessively skeptical and analytical to compensate.
Like, some people allow themselves to just "float" in their beliefs, but I rip myself apart inside to make sure that I'm not passively believing something that is wrong.
Due to all of that, I am often right in arguments, because I've already analyzed the subject to pieces way before and much more critically, than the other person.
The end is nigh
It sounds like you have Ne as a base function but haven't developed it to the point where you can hoard uncertainty like a virtue. I can see how that would correlate with Ti subtype.Originally Posted by ArchonAlarion
Dude that just means you're analytical. It doesn't mean you need certainty. Everyone who's smart does that.Like, some people allow themselves to just "float" in their beliefs, but I rip myself apart inside to make sure that I'm not passively believing something that is wrong.
Ah! Makes more sense.6s have trouble finding a middle ground--not that they don't see the point of one. It's like they have their own internal pendulum. I've heard Smeagol from LOTR was a 6w7 because he has that good-bad dynamic.
Well that depends on your perspective.6s are not robots, they are the most human of all the types, 6w7s in particular.
But do people do it neurotically? The point is that I don't ever get to the finished product of "Ah, that is the right answer I can trust" (Well I can, but it's hard and would be part of 9 integration).
The end is nigh
Well I don't identify with that, so either point taken or I'm not very smart.
6s have trouble finding a middle ground--not that they don't see the point of one. It's like they have their own internal pendulum. I've heard Smeagol from LOTR was a 6w7 because he has that good-bad dynamic. 6s are not robots, they are the most human of all the types, 6w7s in particular.
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