Reth MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Reth? Reth is an ENFP personality type in MBTI, 7w8 - - 728 in Enneagram, in Big 5, IEE in Socionics.
A talented cook, a devoted brother, and a handsome young man, Reth works most of his time at the Ormuu Horn Inn, and can whip up a delicious meal with a smile. Along Reth's right arm is a row of tattoos that resemble cartel tracking runes. He claims the resemblance is purely coincidental. Reth is cheerful and commonly in a flirty mood. "I mean, I think I can be trusted, but I don't know if I would trust me if I weren't me... you know what I mean?" ➳ The Free Spirit Tritype®: 278, 287, 728, 782, 827, 872 😎🤝🏻☀️ If you are a 278, you are caring, innovative and protective. You want to be helpful, loving and straightforward. You are independent and assertive with a heart of gold. You have a ready smile, a rapier wit and a twinkle in your eye. You are fun-loving and enjoy people and adventures, nurturing those in your circle of care. You use your charming disposition to create an upbeat, positive and action-packed environment. You follow your own muse but enjoy the attention and energy of a group of your choosing. The free spirit can think that they are only worth something if they are helpful to others, as their highest ideal is likely love. They consider being selfless to be their duty. Giving to others adds to the purpose of their existence. They love making their life an exciting adventure as they are future-oriented, restless people who generally believe that something better is around the corner. They think quickly, have lots of energy and make lots of plans. Most of them tend to appear rather extroverted, multitalented, creative and open-minded. They have an inherent aversion to being controlled, whether by others or by circumstances; they want to be the sole arbiter of their own destiny. They are strong-willed, determined, practical, uncompromising and energetic. They tend to be dominant; their aversion to being controlled by others often manifests itself in a need to control others. When mentally healthy, they have this tendency under control but the tendency is always present and can play a central role in their interpersonal relationships.
