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opinion: extroverts are easier to type than introverts
in mbti stacks, functions that are lower or inferior are often expressed through functions that are higher or more dominant.
especially if the inferior/tert functions are unhealthy, it's common to see that they almost "corrupt" or "cling" onto the dominant function, which is often why we see theories about loops, jumps, or grips.
this means that introverted functions are more visible when expressed through extroverted ones, since it's much clearer when they work together.
think of it like this: extroverted functions are windows, while introverted functions are walls. you can see through a window, but you have to break it down to see through a wall.
this also applies to objective/subjective functions, as those who are high in objective functions have higher visible subjective functions than the other way around.
mbti and enneagram typing for @loupdelta
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mbti/enneagram typing for 🎀 anon
heyy, I just found your blog <33why are there so many images of people 😳😳 is this for practice or do people actually want to know their types?? i'm very intrigued and confused !!
over and out 😃
I like the image-heavy format - it's like having a wall of polaroids that I can reorganize at will. I've typed about 7200 people now, and I forget a lot of them, so it's nice to have the reminder of their faces. It also gives me a sense of if they 'look wrong' in the tag so they can be retyped.
I wouldn't call this practice because that seems like I've got it figured out and am just keeping my hand in it. It's more for the frustration relief and short intervals of clarity. My brain likes solving puzzles. This is a puzzle.
I think it's pretty clear that yes, a lot of people do want to know their mbti types. Most people don't ask me about it though; I'm not particularly official. Of the 7200 people typed, I've had any kind of contact with seven (as far as I know), and most of that from after they've been posted.
I do get requests to type people who follow my blog or occasionally drop by, and I've been known to run a typing challenge (#GetSorted) where if people submit a video of themselves, I will type them, but most of those videos aren't posted publicly.
could i submit a typing rn? btw i love your account <3
hey!
yes, you can submit something (just make sure you give urself an anon name so i can tell the difference in my inbox)!