Nanachi MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Nanachi? Nanachi is an INTP personality type in MBTI, 9w1 - sp/sx - 954 in Enneagram, in Big 5, ILI in Socionics.
Sexual 5 Confidence The SX 5 displays his avarice through an ongoing search for the most perfect union, the one that is most satisfying and safe. This 5 can look like the other subtypes, externally, because of his inhibitions and introversion in relationships, but he places a special importance in intimate connections, one on one. The SX 5 is passionately hoping to find that special someone with whom to connect profoundly. Like the SO 5, he’s also seeking a higher ideal, but within the scope of love. He feels the need to find a great example of absolute love. Similar to the SO 5s extraordinary search for the absolute, the ideal type of connection the SX is looking for is held up to very high standards, something approaching a supreme mystical union: Experiencing the divine in human relationships. His search is not only limited to affective relations, it involves close friends, and even a spiritual teacher. While SO 5s and SP 5s find themselves remotely far from their emotions, the SX 5s are intense, romantic and more sensible affectively. SX 5 is the countertype of the E5. From the outside looking in, this may not seem so obvious; he can be perceived as similar to the other subtypes. That is, until you look deeper into them and see their romantic side. Although they may look reserved and laconic, SX 5s possess a deeply romantic and vibrant internal life, they feel more “at ease” looking at the pleasurable side of things than their SP and SO counterparts. There’re examples of SX 5 artists – like Chopin, who Naranjo addresses as the most romantic classic composer – that display deeply emotional ideas through their work, while remaining separated from others in daily life. One of the strategies the SX 5 uses to distance himself from others is a hidden belief in his uniqueness and superiority, which can backfire as an unintentionally arrogant attitude. SX 5s lives develop mostly inside, in an inner world filled with theories and utopic fantasies about unconditional love. They consider couple's love as an experience of definitive connection. The name Naranjo attributes to this subtype is confidence, and it refers to the neurotic need to confide in others, going against the typical distrust shown by 5s. This suggests a definitive search for that one individual who’ll stand by you, no matter what; that significant other (or friend) in whom to trust all of his secrets. The search for this ideal of confidence is what makes SX 5s romantics, deep down. The search for this idealized concept of love, taken as the only source capable of giving meaning to his life, is so demanding that it’s difficult for us mortals to be up to the test. His grandiose need to confide is difficult to attain in reality, so they easily become disappointed in others. SX 5 is the subtype most in tune with his seductive behavior, mainly using an intellectual approach to seduce, but seeking physical contact too. E5s tend to be reserved, but this subtype, in particular, has a great need for intimacy… Under the right circumstances, and only if he’s able to find that one partner in which to really confide in. On this note, he lacks a sense of knowing where, exactly, lies the point in which he actually becomes afraid of intimacy and feels invaded. He seeks absolute transparency with a partner, an ideal that’s not easy to find. The SX 5 wishes to be his partner's ideal confidant, and expects the same in return. He's inauthentic, though, because he can´t possibly expect this ideal of confidence to be returned in shape. The SX 5 forgets how important it is for couples to mutually adapt to the reality of each other. A real union is possible, one that paves the way to a more evened relationship. Considering this need for absolute openness, the SX 5 may become extremely demanding with their partner, all in order to ultimately be frustrated by the realization that they're only human. If his partner is unable to match his expectations for transparency and openness, he feels disappointed and seeks isolation, fearing the possibility of being hurt. The most accessible way of loving for a SX 5 is through erotic love, he uses sensuous and sexual contact as a means to feel loved and affirmed. Still, he remains unable to completely loosen his inhibitions and achieve complete instinctual openess
