| public myers-briggs votes | (24/12/22 18:03) gustyd: NFP | | (19/10/12 14:12) Tman: INFP |
| (19/02/10 20:37) Taco110: ISFP |
| (19/01/11 17:41) kawaii: ENFP |
| (20/08/11 01:48) LadyX: ISFP |
| (18/11/10 18:28) tch: ISFP |
| (18/10/04 14:07) LVNA: xNFP |
| (18/06/25 12:58) Dollar Shave Club One Wipe Scottys: ISFP |
| (18/06/25 06:33) Diobono: xNFP |
| (18/10/04 18:18) switchblades: ENFP |
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| public function votes | (20/10/19 04:45) Flower-like: ENFP | | (19/10/12 14:14) Tman: ISFP |
| (18/07/11 02:17) fg: ISFP |
| (19/02/10 20:37) Taco110: ISFP |
| (18/06/25 06:32) Diobono: ENFP |
| (18/06/25 06:27) switchblades: ISFP |
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| public enneagram votes | (24/12/22 18:03) gustyd: 4w3 | | (20/10/19 04:45) Flower-like: 4w3 |
| (19/10/12 14:12) Tman: 4wb |
| (19/02/10 20:37) Taco110: 4w3 |
| (18/11/15 01:30) LadyX: 4w3 |
| (18/06/25 06:27) switchblades: 4w3 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (20/08/11 01:48) LadyX: sx/sp | | (19/10/12 14:12) Tman: sx/sp |
| (18/07/10 03:55) Taco110: sx/sp |
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| public tritype® votes | (20/10/19 04:45) Flower-like: 487 | | (20/08/11 01:48) LadyX: 469 |
| (19/11/28 20:53) Thyssen: 468 |
| (19/10/12 14:13) Tman: 496 |
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| public sociotype votes | (24/12/22 17:59) gustyd: EIE | | (20/05/17 15:12) fleetingpetals1: EIE |
| (19/10/12 14:13) Tman: IEI |
| (18/10/04 14:03) LVNA: EIE |
| (18/10/04 14:36) fg: EIE |
| (18/07/10 03:55) Taco110: IEI |
| (18/10/04 18:17) switchblades: EIE |
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| public psychosophy votes | (20/10/19 04:45) Flower-like: EFVL | | (20/05/17 15:12) fleetingpetals1: EFVL |
| (19/11/03 15:14) Tman: ELVF |
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| public hexaco votes | (20/05/17 15:12) fleetingpetals1: HEXACO | |
Which studies?
Why not EIE? It's hard to imagine the sexual four as it's usually described falling into socionics's Ip temperament when it's supposed to be such a provoking type that finds empathy by forcing others to feel their own suffering through psychological manipulation. Also this type kinda has to be a "negativist" in the Reinin dichotomies and generally seems like both of these types would be the most "intense" in both systems. IEI is described in a way that almost feels So 4 to me...expressing one's pain in a direct and almost hopefuly way to seek validation from others. Putting forth shame in a way that is respectful etc.