What type, do you reckon?

[Park]

SLI does seem probable for you, actually. Si/Ne introvert is my general impression.

[The Ineffable]

Delta Irrational, I incline for IEE > SLI. Some reasons for this inclination: teaching people - you seem to be the person who likes to explain, traveling - doesn't bother you to change your physical environment but it is your relationships that are important, seemingly a social person - like to work or do things together with people, dislike the reticence towards collaborating without a justification.

Could you develop on rejecting when people tell you what you think, an example or something? I'm mostly interested in what makes you angry more precisely, for example it could be the idea of attempts to violate your inner person which is unique and unknowable externally, being misunderstood as a rule, or it can be the the justification and self-righteousness they take in asking you to do things. I don't really know what you mean by "moving in", it could be either, or something else.

What about living in your head when you were younger? How detached from reality you were and what kind of thoughts you had (about the future, the past, fantasy)?

Do you usually take an "attitude" when you interact with people? For instance, if you are going to snub someone, would you make that visible in advance, that you are upset?

[wolfy]

Delta Irrational, I incline for IEE > SLI. Some reasons for this inclination: teaching people - you seem to be the person who likes to explain, traveling - doesn't bother you to change your physical environment but it is your relationships that are important, seemingly a social person - like to work or do things together with people, dislike the reticence towards collaborating without a justification.

Could you develop on rejecting when people tell you what you think, an example or something? I'm mostly interested in what makes you angry more precisely, for example it could be the idea of attempts to violate your inner person which is unique and unknowable externally, being misunderstood as a rule, or it can be the the justification and self-righteousness they take in asking you to do things. I don't really know what you mean by "moving in", it could be either, or something else.

I was reflecting on situations where people misinterpret mood and intentions in me. And then, after being told continue to believe it. I don't trust my own interpretation of others feelings. I can see it, sense it. But don't fully trust it, so I see it as a kind of arrogance.

Moving in was about people who use pressure in some way, some kind of emotional moving forward that throws me off balance. I think I was reflecting on space. Bit vague, sorry.

What about living in your head when you were younger? How detached from reality you were and what kind of thoughts you had (about the future, the past, fantasy)?

Not really fantasy. Reflecting on everyday life, philosophising. Thinking about stuff.

Do you usually take an "attitude" when you interact with people? For instance, if you are going to snub someone, would you make that visible in advance, that you are upset?

Not really. I am pretty laid back.

[717495]

Welcome.

[wolfy]

Welcome.

Thanks.

I think SLI is right, or maybe SEI. Anyone got arguments for or against either of those?

[wolfy]

SLI does seem probable for you, actually. Si/Ne introvert is my general impression.

How does Si/Ne work together? I mean, why specifically Ne out of the functions? Unrelated, but I read through IEE and I can relate to some of it. But SLI is a better fit overall.

Can some other people take a stab? Just for fun even.

[Pa3s]

How does Si/Ne work together? I mean, why specifically Ne out of the functions?

There are certain sets of information elements which are always paired. That's because of the quadra structure, if you are sure that you value a certain IE, you also value it's counterpart ("valuing" means that you prefer either the introverted or the extroverted of an IE, Si over Se for example). If you value Si, you value Ne, too. Alpha and Delta are Si/Ne quadras.

[wolfy]

There are certain sets of information elements which are always paired. That's because of the quadra structure, if you are sure that you value a certain IE, you also value it's counterpart ("valuing" means that you prefer either the introverted or the extroverted of an IE, Si over Se for example). If you value Si, you value Ne, too. Alpha and Delta are Si/Ne quadras.

Thanks, what is the clearest difference between Alpha and Delta? IE wise.

[Pa3s]

Thanks, what is the clearest difference between Alpha and Delta? IE wise.

That's easy: Alpha and Delta share the Si/Ne, but Alpha values Ti/Fe over Te/Fi. Your quadra (whatever it migth be) shares two IEs with two other quadras, the other one is your opposing quadra, which values exactly the opposites of your IEs. That means, if you're SLI, you value Si/Ne and Te/Fi while any Beta type values Se/Ni and Ti/Fe.

[Absurd]

Nice equipment you have there.

[wolfy]

That's easy: Alpha and Delta share the Si/Ne, but Alpha values Ti/Fe over Te/Fi. Your quadra (whatever it migth be) shares two IEs with two other quadras, the other one is your opposing quadra, which values exactly the opposites of your IEs. That means, if you're SLI, you value Si/Ne and Te/Fi while any Beta type values Se/Ni and Ti/Fe.

Thanks, Delta seems the best fit. I noticed I value a lot of the description of IEE which is my dual if I am SLI. Is that typical? Also, in the Socionics.us test half of my friends chose

A person with a unique view or vision who is good at helping others imagine and experience an unexpected side of things.

and half chose

A person with a high level of physical awareness who is good at helping others materialize their desires and wishes

Nice equipment you have there.

Yeah, a local gym, old. So only people who love training go there.