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What's the difference between esfp and entj. Do entjs have the same aggressive body language. I come off as aggressive sometimes without knowing. Secondly, can sensors be interested in niche topics like game development, game design and art. I never considered myself esfp before.

I'm guessing you're pretty new to typology, so I suggest you go to my website, FunkyMBTI.com, and read through the ETJ and ESFP pages. There's a huge difference between an ENTJ and an ESFP, which I won't get into here, since I've written extensively about all the types there and in my book on MBTI.

Your type has nothing to do with your interests; tons of ESPs are into game development, as a visual medium that allows for high impact.

How aggressive you come across has more to do with being an assertive personality, rather than tied to your MBTI type. Although in the offshoot of MBTI, Socionics, it is a trait of high Se / extraverted sensing, which ESPs have as their dominant function. :)

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I have noticed that people are able to read my body language and facial expressions quite easily even if I don't want to. My family members themselves have told me that I can't fake what I feel inside. Is this sign of Fi. My body language too is very honest. I can't fake being interested in something beyond a point. Others have commented that my body language is often too aggressive and expansive , even tough I don't have such intentions

Sounds like SeFi, yes, and an aggressive Enneagram type (8).

EFJS are very talented at feigning believable interest in things and at managing their outward expression of emotions, since it's their dominant function and what they are "best" at doing, usually.

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How can you distinguish between and infj 9w1 and an enfj 9w1?

I look for whether they are a dominant judging type (want to control their environment and direct it and have immediate emotional responses and judgments they can articulate on the spot) or a dominant perceiving type (want more information before they decide anything, have delayed emotional reactions, and are hesitant to reach a "premature" judgment).

Being a 9 won't change their automatic mental processing at all. :)

The main difference I have noticed with EFJ 9s and IFJ 9s is that EFJ 9s want to make sure the situation remains calm and pleasant for the entire group so they will "tone police" a bit more on the spot, whereas the IFJ 9 is more just wanting things to be pleasant for themselves and they will go quiet or withdraw whereas the EFJ will try to actively change the emotional tone of the space.

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Historical Inaccuracies in The White Princess

I detest this series, but I hate-watched every episode and nitpicked it to death, as I pointed out all the ways Philippa Gregory and Emma Frost misrepresent, skew, vilify, and outright slander these historical figures. Go forth and revel in the rage... err, historical accuracy checks.

Have you read all the episodic breakdowns for The White Princess?

Episode 1: In Bed With the Enemy

Episode 2: Hearts & Minds

Episode 3: Burgundy

Episode 4: The Pretender

Episode 5: Traitors

Episode 6: English Blood on English Soil

Episode 7: Two Kings

Episode 8: Old Curses

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Historical Inaccuracies in The Tudors, Season 2

Sorry, folks. Got behind in sharing the links! :)

Read along as I reveal the historical inaccuracies in Season Two of The Tudors (and bid a sad farewell to Anne Boleyn, Catherine of Aragon, Thomas More, and others!).

Episode 1

Episode 2

Episode 3

Episode 4

Episode 5

Episode 6

Episode 7

Episode 8

Episode 9

Episode 10

See you again in January!

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Historical Inaccuracies in The Tudors | Season 1, Episode 10

In the Season 1 finale of The Tudors, history and drama collide. We break down the truth behind Cardinal Wolsey’s downfall, Sir Thomas More’s actions, and Anne Boleyn’s court intrigue. See what really happened in Henry VIII’s England and what was pure fiction.

Faith, Fury, & Falling Favorites: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 9 Fact Check

In The Tudors Season 1, Episode 9, courtroom drama and political scheming take center stage. Catherine of Aragon faces humiliation before foreign ambassadors. Margaret Tudor meets a tragic fate. Cardinal Wolsey makes his final misstep. And somewhere in the chaos, Henry VIII might be writing Greensleeves. But how much of it is rooted in real Tudor history, and how much is pure TV drama? As a historical fiction author and lifelong Tudor researcher, I’m breaking down what’s accurate, what’s exaggerated, and what never happened at all.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #cardinal wolsey #anne boleyn #henry viii #catherine of aragon

Truth, Trials & Tyranny: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 8 Fact Check

In The Tudors Season 1, Episode 8, the long-anticipated annulment trial between Catherine of Aragon and Henry VIII finally takes center stage. This episode is a fan favorite for its powerful dramatization of Catherine’s unwavering dignity and fierce conviction, but how much of it is rooted in truth? From her legendary courtroom speech to Cromwell’s supposed trip to Rome, we’re here to untangle the fact from fiction in one of the series’ most memorable chapters.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #catherine of aragon #henry viii #anne boleyn #charles brandon #margaret tudor

Plague, Prayer, and Paranoia: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 7 Fact Check

Sweating sickness strikes England in The Tudors Season 1, Episode 7, bringing death, dread, and religious tension to Henry VIII’s court. From Anne Boleyn’s brush with death to Catherine of Aragon’s exile and Thomas More’s fiery views on heresy, this episode blends eerie historical truth with heavy-handed drama. But how much of it is accurate? Let’s break down the fact versus fiction behind the 1528 plague, Henry’s medical paranoia, and the growing threat of Reformation ideas in the Tudor world.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #catherine of aragon #henry viii #charles brandon #anne boleyn #margaret tudor #thomas more #sir thomas more

Faith, Favor, and Fiction: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 6 Fact Check

In The Tudors Season 1, Episode 6, political schemes and romantic rivalries dominate the court as Cardinal Wolsey struggles to maintain power and Catherine of Aragon finds herself publicly challenged by Anne Boleyn. But how much of this scandal-heavy episode is actually true? From secret conclaves and forged alliances to misplaced rosaries and an arm-wrestling redemption, this historical fact check will walk you through what really happened—versus what was scripted for drama.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #catherine of aragon #henry viii #anne boleyn #margaret tudor #charles brandon

Boleyn Blunders & Tudor Twists: The Other Boleyn Girl Fact Check

The Other Boleyn Girl movie, based on the novel by Philippa Greogry, has fascinated audiences with its glamorous costumes, romantic scandals, and dramatic depiction of Anne and Mary Boleyn. But while it introduced many to the Tudor dynasty, its historical inaccuracies are both glaring and misleading. From rewriting Anne and Mary’s birth order, to erasing Henry Fitzroy, distorting Catherine of Aragon’s dignity, and even inventing a disturbing rape narrative between Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII, the film sacrifices truth for drama. In this fact-check, I’ll separate Tudor history from Hollywood myth, exploring what The Other Boleyn Girl got right, and where it went terribly wrong.

Read this essay here.

#the other boleyn girl #philippa gregory #historical inaccuracies #anne boleyn #henry viii #mary boleyn

Love, Legitimacy, and Lies: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 5 Fact Check

The Tudors Season 1, Episode 5 turns up the drama and turns down the accuracy. From the death of Henry Fitzroy to the marriage of Margaret Tudor and Charles Brandon, this episode plays fast and loose with historical fact. In this detailed fact check, we explore what really happened. Henry’s attempt to legitimize his son, Anne Boleyn’s cautious courtship, Catherine of Aragon’s legal mind, and the fallout of Rome’s brutal sacking. Dive into the real stories behind the scandals, politics, and power plays of the Tudor court.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #henry viii #anne boleyn #catherine of aragon #sir thomas more #mary tudor #margaret tudor #charles brandon

Murder, Margaret and Misfires: The Tudors Season 1, Episode 4 Fact Check

Did Margaret Tudor really murder the King of Portugal? Was Thomas Tallis gay? Did Martin Luther really insult Henry VIII? This detailed fact check for The Tudors Season 1, Episode 4 dives into all the historical liberties and errors, plus what the show got right.

Read this analysis.

#the tudors #catherine of aragon #henry viii #margaret tudor #mary tudor #charles brandon

Titanic Reexamined: The Truth Behind the Film’s Most Controversial Portrayals

James Cameron’s Titanic is known for its sweeping romance and stunning accuracy, but not every portrayal was fair. In this article, I revisit the real people behind the film’s “disgraced heroes,” including First Officer William Murdoch, Second Officer Charles Lightoller, Captain Smith, and the indomitable Margaret Brown. Did the movie get their stories right or rewrite history?

#titanic #rms titanic #james cameron #william murdoch #charles lightoller #captain smith #margaret brown #molly brown #history

Sir Thomas Lovell: Henry VII’s Silent Weapon

Sir Thomas Lovell may not be a household name, but behind the scenes of Henry VII’s court, he was one of the most powerful and dangerous men in England. A ruthless spymaster, political strategist, and royal enforcer, Lovell operated in the shadows to protect the Tudor dynasty from enemies at home and abroad. From thwarting invasions and uncovering conspiracies to blackmailing nobles and surviving two Tudor reigns, Lovell’s legacy is as fascinating as it is forgotten. In this post, we’ll explore his real-life exploits, how he inspired my novels, and why readers love him as much as I do.

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