Sakusa Kiyoomi نوع شخصية MBTI

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نوع الشخصية Sakusa Kiyoomi

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"ما نوع الشخصية Sakusa Kiyoomi؟ Sakusa Kiyoomi هو نوع ISTJ في mbti ، 6w5 - sp/sx - 613 في enneagram ، RCOEN في Big 5 ، LII في Socionics."

Slight spoilers ahead -"Say for instance... A tiny meteorite fell from the sky right now. Say that meteorite bonked somebody on the head. Just be nice to the guy and help as much as you can. Nothing else is necessary. If you're going to stand around talking loudly to each other about how you pity him... Then I feel even sorrier for him. Nothing sucks worse than someone telling you, "You poor thing." I think this is the most famous quote by Sakusa and also a good way to decide if he uses Fi or Fe. Sakusa is talking about Hinata here and he is empathizing with Hinata's feelings. He says that to help someone, you should provide help rather than useless talking. I think this shows us how obviously his F function is low, but it also shows in a certain degree him putting himself in the other person's shoes. I think this sentence can be interpreted as "If I were the man hit by the meteorite, I'd want people to help me rather than calling me poor thing". This is mostly a Fi process, putting yourself into someone else's shoes and basically decide what you'd feel if you were that person. Fe would probably be the person who is ready to say "poor thing", beacuse they feel they need to provide emotional support and put the person at ease, rather than profoundly understand what that particular individual feels. Compare Levi's inferior Fe: he wants his soldiers to be safe, his feelings are deeply hurt when they fail to survive, I would say he's the kind of person who feels pity, rather than a form of empathy with a specific individual (let's say Fe is broader and more general, Fi deeper and more specific). The example Sakusa chose to explain his point is very weird and imaginative (they're on a volleyball court, how could his mind get to meteorites? lmao), this might be inf-Ne popping out, expressed in a very linear and compact way via Te.