Jingo Raichi MBTI Personality Type
Personality
What personality type is Jingo Raichi? Jingo Raichi is an ESFP personality type in MBTI, 8w7 - sx/sp - 837 in Enneagram, SLUEN in Big 5, SEE in Socionics.
„Raichi is definitely the most hotheaded of the group and argues with just about everyone on everything. His tendency to belittle his teammates, as seen in the first few chapters, stem from an overwhelming confidence in his abilities, which can make him come across as arrogant and pompous.“ I still think that Raichi is not a sx8 like an Inosuke for example. His character is much more about showing others that he is superior to them and his constant competition with others showed early on. Raichi tends to have an inflated ego and make himself bigger than he is while having to belittle others. He's massively attacked when other players get the attention he wants and score the goals, causing him to throw tantrums. This was shown after Kunigami scored a goal and Raichi felt attacked by it, after which Isagi confronted him about not passing it to him. Raichi feels threatened by people he may see as his equals and tends to view them as competitors and devalue them. He always got into one-sided rivalries with others that he personally sees as a threat and tries to devalue them in comparison to himself. Likewise, despite having the strategy explained to him, Raichi reacts furiously after Kuon scores 3 goals and is left with nothing. Raichi always reacts with anger when he feels that a player is better than him and has more focus. For Raichi, he deserves the balls and goals and nobody else, which is why he always felt attacked. Raichi wanted the position as a striker to show everyone his sexy football and to be the center of attention. "Sexual Fours make others suffer as an unconscious way of trying to rid themselves of painful feelings of deficiency. In denying their suffering and being more shameless than shameful, they express their needs more and can be demanding of others. In seeking to be the best, they express envy in its manifestation as competition. They express “an envy that wants,” unconsciously turning their pain at inner lack into feelings of anger about not getting what they need from others." The sx4 is unaware of their envy, which is why they tend to confuse envy with competitiveness and see anyone who appears equal or superior to them as a potential competitor. They also tend to feed their self-confidence by tending to make others smaller and devalue them while making themselves big and value them. Raichi also uses this approach with his teammates. „People with this subtype tend to have an “all or nothing” belief related to success: if success is not all theirs, they are left with nothing. This pattern leads to excesses related to their efforts to achieve success, and it also generates feelings of hate.“ Trait Structure „Devaluer Devaluation is present in the repertoire of defense mechanisms of this enneatype in all subtypes. The difference in the sexual E4 is that it tends more to projection, to devalue the other, and to openly blame him for his shortcomings and defects. In the enneagram there is no one more devaluing than the sexual E4. Other enneatypes also devalue, but it is in the style that the competition differs; it is the quintessential head trimmer to look comparatively taller. Devaluing the other by belittling and blaming him as a way of not being in permanent contact with his own sense of internal worthlessness.“ „Guilty and Blaming others The sexual E4 is, of the three subtypes, the one that projects the most, and in this aspect it can easily reach cruelty, above all displaying a great capacity for verbal aggression, as we have already pointed out. Sexual E4s have a phobia of feeling how little they value themselves, and also of feeling guilty. He tends to blame the other, compulsively needing to find someone responsible for the feelings that he does not want or accept for himself. On the other hand, he has no problem admitting his guilt dramatically when he feels that all is lost. The fault can even be of life or of God himself, and it can be a form of manipulation. That is to say, there is great mobility between the extremes that go from “I am not guilty of anything” to the tear of “I am guilty of everything.” “I have always moved between a very high ideal of myself, and on the other hand a very poor self-image. With little packaging to recognize the pain and refusal to accept the responsibility of life. I have always blamed God, my craziest idea has been that God has a plot against me.” - John Lion“ „Violent We have already talked about aggressiveness and self-injury, here we want to underline the harmful behavior that they can have towards others, reaching physical violence, which above all acts in the relationship of a couple or family. Violence occurs in a special way when you do not support frustration, or fear when you feel that you are losing control over the other.“
