To be aggressive is to exert force and dominate your environment. The force/coercion you apply need not be directly physical, it may also be of a mental or emotional nature (think bitchy or scheming behaviour). But at its essence, the will to create and enforce your own power and dominance is central to aggressiveness, and this is why it is associated with Se.




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hi dingu

OK that was more MBTI ESTP and my best friend (an EIE) did agree LSI-Se fit me over SLE-Ti in Socionics when I showed her some descriptions of these subtypes. But until this comparison she would pick SLE for me in Socionics too. Her very simple reasoning was: the SLE(-Ti?) girl she used to know would be barely hiding an Se base "animal" that she saw in the SLE-Ti description while she doesn't think I have that in the same way.
taking over the people's emotional mind with her visions.
Feeding the answers she knew would help. I think there are studies that (and it is used even in marketing) people start to reinforce each other's behavior. So one person can ruin the whole presentation but one can also use certain people as a decoy. Probably group dynamic is very apparent to certain types.