Pinocchio is Ni ego

[electric sheep]

My SEI gf attacks directly and violently. No subtlety, theater or redirected discharge. She used to beat her younger but larger brother - he's not physical anyway.
She doesn't sustain a attack, there are just bursts, if she misses the target with the first charge may give up.
She always has regrets after attacking, may even cry sometimes, especially if blood results. I like to annoy her but I'm usually careful to fast moves, she scratched me sometimes very deep when I was too relaxed to react on time.

She's aggressive towards street dogs, because she's afraid of them. Doesn't investigate if the poor doggie likes her or something, she either attacks or move away. I'm usually the one who stops her from that because I can discern for most of them who are nice guys, although other dogs are so strange that I can't predict anything about their intentions and I scare them away. She's happy and excited when I demonstrate her what intentions had a certain dog (but it applies very well to people as well!) and she becomes interested in that individual, even affectionate sometimes.

I saw SEIs and ESEs reacting in the same manner at a workplace, freaking out but without physical contact. ESEs may delay or plan a punishment sometimes, but I never saw SEIs doing it.

Woot, months? Again, not SEI. SEIs are quick to anger but they forget easily, you're exactly the reverse - Fi valuer, anyway.

Obviously he's describing his dual. We all know SEIs are not quick to anger. Replace SEI in the above posts with someone that's Se ego. There you have it.

[munenori2]

Yeah, that whole deal did sound off to me, though I think enneagram could explain some of the second quote. However, pinocchio is pretty much dismissive of any sociotype/enneagram complications.

SEIs ime aren't 'quick to anger' but I do think they can be direct and violent if they need to be. That said, I don't get the ambivalent defensiveness against animals he's talking about. I think animals are waaaaay easier to get than people.

[Khola aka Bee]

Yeah, that whole deal did sound off to me, though I think enneagram could explain some of the second quote. However, pinocchio is pretty much dismissive of any sociotype/enneagram complications.

SEIs ime aren't 'quick to anger' but I do think they can be direct and violent if they need to be. That said, I don't get the ambivalent defensiveness against animals he's talking about. I think animals are waaaaay easier to get than people.

I'LL CUT YOU BITCH!!

[munenori2]

ALCOHOL MAKES ME INVINCIBLE, AUSTRAILIA! WOOOOOOO!

[Mediator Kam]

Pinnochio is weak as hell, trying to tell me how to think. Just that eliminates him from dual contention.

[electric sheep]

Pinnochio is weak as hell, trying to tell me how to think. Just that eliminates him from dual contention.

yep he's weak, like every other Ni ego. He needs that Se violence.

[Khola aka Bee]

You call that a knife?

[Creepy-male]

I actually really like Pinocchio. Anyway, sheep, another poster pointed out that other parts of the world may have less taboos against physical violence than Sivillized Western nations. Heck, even amongst the West there's variations on acceptable violence. Compare Australia to America, and then even American states.

Plus, I think a girl would be exposed to less anti-violence conditioning as they grew up, since they (typically at least) are probably a lot less able to cause meaningful physical damage than a man. A medium built male can really cause some damage. I speak from experience, having been a fairly easily enraged youth; I got into a lot less trouble getting into fights with other boy than when I managed to strike a girl (total accident, people were trying to restrain me because I was about to run after some fucked up little shit who was throwing rocks at me and laughing his fucking little ass off, I was flailing my arms to get them off me, and yeah. Take note that these people were behind me, and I couldn't see who they were).

For the record I would like that little bastard to grow up so I can punch his lights out. And I still think Pinocchio is ILE.

EDIT

And to be frank, sheep, it's kind of ridiculous associating being physically violent with Se ego. What the hell man? Why does Se make you a brute?

[munenori2]

You call that a knife?

This a knife.

[Creepy-cinq]

Obviously he's describing his dual. We all know SEIs are not quick to anger. Replace SEI in the above posts with someone that's Se ego. There you have it.

Not to argue whether Pinocchio's girlfriend is SEI or not, but, I don't know them to anger quickly either unless pushed to the extreme limit. My mother is SEI E9 and I would describe her as the ultimate mediator. She'd prefer to smooth things over rather than get angry. She's about peace, love, beauty, comfort, and fun.

[Marie84]

Same here ^
SLI's as well but especially SEI's. Part of having Se as an ignoring function means they will rarely, if ever, react aggressively as it counteracts with their Si.
That's been my observation, irl, too.