Thanks for the questioning. I don't mean to imply that teriary Fe will be manifest in "partying" for all LSE...but for my Fe found some space for expression in a more laid-back fiesta environment...
My dual liked to work hard & then play (not necessarily hard) but on a sliding scale from watching TV, movies, to organizing parties... sometimes, actually my LSE dual was waaaaay more into going out & socializing than I was..
Perhaps that is from the extrovert side ...not totally sure...
Currently my old dual partner is part owner of a dance club is really enjoying using Te (manager) with Si (creativity) ...while also expressing Fe in that setting...with other friends...socially.... Also, the LSE feels that a space for fun is being provided for the community...thinking of other people's happiness (so maybe that is some Fi peeking through...not sure)
The LSE has explained that it is a balance to the more monotonous managerial day job. The LSE "lets off steam" in a way in that atmosphere.
Perhaps the confusion is due to subtype. My dual is an LSE Si subtype (which I understand is quite different in many ways from LSE Te subtype...which I've heard are more serious & focused with their energy)
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Quotes from wikisocion for LSE Si (the technologist):
"Possess a
sense of humor. Their speech is
abrupt and emotional; their smile is somewhat tense. Pulls together distance in dialogue through
hospitable, friendly gestures – embraces and light touches....An
aesthete with a taste for gourmet, they love original dishes and beautiful, expensive objects of quality.
Are able to relieve pressures by sitting at a table with friends but rarely allow themselves the rest to themselves that they need. Have a tendency to corpulence, their movements are gusty, sharp, quick and impulsive;
often embody a restless demeanor... Is less inquisitive than the logical subtype; Is very sociable, emotional, gregarious. Frequently hospitable; loves comfort and cosiness, and likes to spend leisure time in nature."
these ALL really applied to my old dual. Very outgoing, gregarious, always wanting to do new things, ....can relax at home... but also in more outgoing settings --
I know this doesn't mean that all LSEs are like this.
In fact, I don't know if I've met an LSE with Te subtype but I imagine they might be more quite & intense ...like the Bruce Willis character on Pulp Fiction --
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