| public myers-briggs votes | (21/09/24 12:14) Reinek: INFJ | | (18/12/21 18:04) Jacobus: INFJ |
| (18/08/13 13:31) LVNA: INFJ |
| (18/05/06 08:29) EON: INFJ |
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| public function votes | (24/06/14 08:43) Flower-like: ENFJ | | (18/12/28 17:06) Jacobus: INFJ |
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| public enneagram votes | (21/09/24 11:59) Reinek: 4w5 | | (18/08/13 13:19) LVNA: 4w5 |
| (18/05/06 08:29) EON: 4w5 |
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| public instinctual variant votes | (18/08/13 13:19) LVNA: sx/so | | (18/05/06 08:30) EON: sx/so |
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| public sociotype votes | (24/06/14 08:43) Flower-like: EIE | | (20/04/10 00:06) fleetingpetals1: EIE |
| (18/12/11 16:27) Jacobus: EIE |
| (18/05/06 08:30) EON: IEI |
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| public psychosophy votes | (20/04/10 00:06) fleetingpetals1: VELF | | (19/10/15 20:13) Jacobus: VELF |
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That said, he did seem to have a need to come to a lot of closure in regards to human nature? He does have this whole vibe of aligning himself with some sort of internal image, but its pretty fixed. I almost think Jung though might make some crackhead argument of the Freudian sense: "He was an Fe type who, due to the conditions of his sexuality which forced an unnatural introversion, became an introverted thinking type." 