| public myers-briggs votes | (19/10/18 11:15) fsninetwo: ENFJ | | (19/05/06 12:25) Taco110: ENFJ |
| (19/02/04 20:58) twinpinks: ENFJ |
| (18/07/11 07:04) scumfuc: ENFJ |
| (18/06/13 03:04) switchblades: ENFJ |
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| public function votes | (19/10/18 11:15) fsninetwo: ENFJ | | (19/05/06 12:25) Taco110: ENFJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (19/10/18 11:15) fsninetwo: 2w1 | | (19/10/02 01:49) Lol: 2w1 |
| (21/02/25 22:02) Taco110: 1w2 |
| (18/07/11 07:05) scumfuc: 1w2 |
| (18/06/13 03:05) switchblades: 2w1 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (19/10/18 11:15) fsninetwo: so/sp | | (19/05/06 12:25) Taco110: so/sp |
| (18/06/13 03:05) switchblades: sp/so |
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| public tritype® votes | (19/10/18 11:15) fsninetwo: 216 | |
| public sociotype votes | (21/02/25 22:02) Taco110: ESI | | (20/07/16 15:27) Flower-like: EIE |
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ENFJ =/= EIE. They are two completely different systems that address two completely different things and should be treated as such. While ENFJ and EIE are often correlated with each other, they are not the same thing. Not even remotely fuckin' close. Wendy seems more ESI with how moralistic and holier than thou she is (socio Fi) combined with her forceful nature and means of supporting her moralism (Creative Se).
What's your reasoning here?