sx people (examples)

[Sol]

people with Enneagram subtype - sx (as 1st)

P.S. I'm sceptical still about subtypes of instictual strategies in Enneagram. It's interesting to see how people may understand this theme on practice.

[Breather]

[SGF]

Paul Waggener 6w5 SX/SO - Strength. In terms of socionics, he is some kind of beta, possibly LSI or SLE. The way he thinks is very similar to how I think about things, I just hate being in the public eye.

[mightylizard]

These are the typings I have on my list right now...

sx/so
Sara (Socionics/MBTI YouTuber)
Carolyn Zaikowski (Writer, YouTuber)
Eugene Lee Yang (started with Buzzfeed)
Daniel Radcliffe (Actor)
Nikki Reed
Sevdaliza
Rose McGowan
Jennifer Lawrence
Marina Bychkova (Delta NF; makes dolls)
Rihanna
Onision (YouTuber)

sx/sp
Rachel (on Ben Vaserlan's chanel)
Michael Fassbender
Katherine Fauvre
Mish (YouTuber; could be sp/sx)
Amy Winehouse
Jeffrey Dahmer
Ian Somerhalder
Dylan O'Brien

Daniel Radcliffe is NOT Sx-first - possibly SO/SX
Jennifer Lawrence - SO/SX
Dylan O'Brien - again, SO/SX

[mightylizard]

SX/SP - Tori Amos

[mightylizard]

Yeah I know people type the first two so first, and I even considered that for them initially, but observed them over time and came to sx/so as better fitting for them. They actually relish going against the grain or 'controversy' if you will. Not a judgment on it, just pointing it out. They don't seem to have any qualms about it.
I have seen Dylan O'Brien typed sx/sp elsewhere as well. He certainly gives off that energy.

That's SO.

SX goes against the grain because that is who they are, or because of what they are interested in. To purposefully go against the grain as a social statement/to get a social reaction is SO. Lots of SO/SPs do this as well.

Jennifer Lawrence goes against the grain because she is so confident socially that she knows how to do it (So/Sx), and I do not find Daniel Radcliffe genuinely goes against the grain? He has done nothing shocking, and especially not due to some sort of underlying intensity. He has very nervous social energy, which could be anyone, but I would argue it correlates to SO more than SP or SX.

Dylan O'Brien - SX/SP is plausible; people have told me I remind them of him