Songs about Relations

[Slava]

Can anyone list any songs they know about any of the socionics relations? Duality and Conflict should be easy to find. Every time I listen to the radio and theres a song about a relationship, I almost instantly know what the cause is, its funny cause I tell my friends... oh they are just super-ego and not making each other aware of each others intentions and are each others weaknesses that they cant accept :-).

[fever]

i've got one...how about...Cake -- Never There

for Relations of Supervision

the Supervisee often attempts to release themselves from the control of the Supervisor by starting arguments for the sake of it or by attempting to manoeuvre themselves into the commanding position. Unfortunately, these attempts lead nowhere. The Supervisor may think instead that the Supervisee simply requires more attention.

supervisee starts fights and runs away (because supervisor unconsciously/not knowingly just by being "there" makes the supervisee feel patronized)...so supervisee doesn't want to be there, thus "Never There", so the supervisor instead thinks it needs more attention. so Supervisor +pushes and supervisee -repels. relations of big S and little s :wink:

[science as magic]

Options

We were walking, holding hands
With our bare feet in the sand
And the seagulls over head
When I broke the spell and said
I could never divorce you
Without a good reason
And though I may never have to
It's good to have options
But for now
I need you
But for now
I need you
But for now
I need you
But it was only in my head
Because no one ever says
What they really mean to say
When there's so much at stake
So I told her I loved her
She told me she loved me
And I mostly believed her
And she mostly believed me

I think it might be comparitive relations. ISFP - ISTP.

[Forest-Dragon]

That's really interesting. I'll see if I can find any examples among the music I listen to - pretty eclectic stuff that I don't think anyone else listens to

[indigoroom]

[discourse]

I'm in to house thing and there's a great song I really enjoy. It is called Tanya ''Still'' and she sings about her dual. If you have the change, then dawnload it or become to own it in some other not so illegal way.

[XcaliburGirl]

I was in an 80s mood (very rare, let me assure you) and I noticed that Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" has alot of Supervisee overtones.
Especially this line:

Your love is like a shadow on me all of the time

There's something kind of comforting, but ominous, about that line and the song in general.