Contrary nature of the types
So I read somewhere that there is this contradictory nature in the types, in which despite of striving towards the ego functions it is the Id functions we ultimately act through. It gave an example by...
View Article[Socionics] Failure to pick up hints- socionics significance?
A few days ago at work my manager had a difficult conversation with me to tell me that I would no longer be able to work at a particular branch in the library system that I work for. My job is...
View ArticleAnyone want to take a stab at my enneagram?
I know very little about enneagram. have at it: http://www.the16types.info/vbulletin...=1#post1129192
View ArticleKelly McGonigal: Good Example of a Female SLE
I am currently reading her book The Willpower Instinct. She has done a lot of great work on willpower, stress, and self-compassion. A good example of a well-adjusted SLE, IMO:
View ArticleChange of scenery
Hi. Im frosty. Im from typologycentral-I also have a personalitycafe account under a different name that I use less frequently, and am currently on a 24 hour ban from TypoC. Reasons, I will be decent...
View ArticleVengeful attitude
So an SEE friend posted on Facebook "if you tailgate me I will slow down to piss you off." In the many times that I have driven as a passenger in a car with LSE drivers I have noticed that they like to...
View ArticleHi
I was a member here before. I cannot recall what my username was, but you all referred to me as crazedrat's clone. We played league of legends together for a while. Sup. Woofwoof.
View ArticleISTp Description by I/O
ISTps have high-resolution, awareness of physical characteristics and phenomena relating to people, things and environments; thus, they easily comprehend the arena and any potential challenges. They're...
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The types and anger, irritation and annoyance.
***I apologise for any spelling errors and what not in advance, no matter how many times i proof-read something, there always seems to be something wrong, so annoying :rolleyes:*** Hello everybody, so...
View ArticleCriteria for assessing preferences in art through the prism of typology
Criteria for assessing preferences in art through the prism of typology. Olga Tagemann 11.04.2016 This article describes the criteria for assessing nonverbal preferences in art, on the basis of which...
View Article[Socionics] On the loss of self-reliance in duality.
In the presence of a dual, a specific type will try and provoke its dual into assisting it with its own dual-seeking function, regardless of its own competence in the related area of information...
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Forget the dentist, heal your own teeth
Yup, no more drilling and filling. Just stop eating oatmeal and grains, especially whole grains, but those processed ones too, and get some sun. You need Vitamin D. If your dentist detects a cavity in...
View ArticleStephen Hawking: Feeler???
. He's smart as hell, that much is true. He cares about theoretical concepts, understood. But when I see the kind of words he uses, he actually come across a feeler to me. Thoughts? I primarily ask...
View ArticleCreative function: accumulation of knowledge
People excel at their creative function: LSEs have all the driving licences, ESEs know many different styles of dancing, LSIs can do kung fu, karate etc, ILEs master several foreign languages and math...
View ArticleSup and Query
I'll be brief. I am an INTp, probably 6w5, but I am still debating that. I came here about a year ago, but then I left. Now I am back. I have matured a great deal in the time I was away. Query: from...
View Articlethoughts on LII.
The more facial hair a man has the more likely they are to be LII. Giggity.
View Article[Enneagram] The common style of Enneagram descriptions in Socionics quadra...
As I see the descriptions of the Enneagram among most authors and researchers out there, I have found some tendencies that they do describe in particular way. The thing is, their explanations are not...
View ArticleTheory I need fleshed out.
OK, in Socionics you have these things called relationships and how they relate to other types. Sounds like a good idea right? Seems like there will be enough staples between commonalities between a...
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