Quote Originally Posted by Galen View Post
Her self-described over-analytical nature, picking up on motives of others, figuring out what's "really going on." All of that seems pretty 6ey to me; I identify with all that to some substantial degree.

in b4 "ni-ignoring uhuhuhu"


I don't particularly agree with 6s being the most common, let alone "most people" being that type. I do agree that the attachment triad types have the hardest time deciding on self-typings.
Yeah, it seems she just wanted to attribute all that to Ni when it could really be enneagram 6. Those are pretty enneagram 6y.

Yeah, the thing about 6s being most common is hear say so I'm not sure myself. In MBTI, most of the population are said to be SJs and most SJs are said to be stereotypically 6s so I guess that's where the idea could have came from.