Originally Posted by
ReasonOfReason
I'm unsure regarding what I am, I had ruminated between constant options that I have lost track of who I am, there's the thing, though, regarding my style of cognition, I can surely say that I am one of the dialectic, which would indicate ILI. But my ever constant meekness, my fear of conflict, and my love for being cared for, surely makes one doubt. Specially considering I've been talking with this SEI girl, and we get along pretty well, albeit, she's rigid, loves her routine, and in her way of speaking, I find the dialogue and mannerisms of a child rather than one of a mature being. According to Socionics, we are not supposed to get along, but I can't just help to feel attracted to her caring and gentle manners, I feel pampered and desired. I don't know if my doubts are due to the fact that I suffer from chronic social anxiety, that may impede/suppress my real being, talking with this girl was such a chore, and a mount I had to climb, I was shaking, sweating, and I spoke at the tandem of my chattering teeth.
Considering how I am when I feel safe, I'd say that I shift between this pseudo-SLE persona, where I start acting all vulgar and domineering. Talking and expressing emotions is something that discomforts me, and expressing anger is (paradoxically) my sadness. I think that I have been shifting between an epoch of rebellion, after many times of being dominated and acting submissive, I yearn for a little bit of the reverse, a little bit of being in power, of expressing what I had to subdue, I expressed this by rebelling and being a transgressor of norms, I stole and insulted. As knotty as it may seem, I feel comfortable at stealing, insulting and doing anything that is NOT related to the expression of what I am, that is, speaking, a long with my anxiety I suffer from horrifying stuttering, and by speaking, I feel vulnerable to be ever shifting between vocal tonalities and structured accords that is something that I fear.
Pardon for any grammatical errors as English is not my maternal language.