Ellen Barkin MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp

Persönlichkeit

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Edit-ENTJ (TeNiSeFi) She's a TJ type (TeFi for sure) ISTJ can be eliminated. ENTJ or INTJ. She's NiSe so she's not an ESTJ. Si doms-"There is nothing contemplative about people of this type." She doesn't fit Si dom. "I feel that, because of the endless programming that has been shoved into our collective unconsciousness, women have ended with the better lot in the end. We are more attuned to everything, to ourselves and the world around us because we have to fit ourselves in, while men view the world as revolving around them. They are the center of the universe, and everything is about them. “I mean, when they’re hungry, they eat, while when I’m hungry, I have to wonder if Gabriel is hungry now, and when he’s hungry, that’s dinner time. That’s just a simple example of it, and it’s not a man’s fault or anything. That’s their place in society while our place is like a shifting satellite but because of that, as women, we are more highly evolved.” This was the hope that Barkin had for the future: “The point is that this is a male-dominated world, which is certainly hideous, but I don’t think we can expect anything else. To think that it would be any different is crazy. However, we must all fight to change it for as long as we’re on this earth. It has certainly changed a little in the last 30 years but it has not completed its evolution by any means.” I'm not sure of her type currently. She's not ISFJ-"Barkin says that she's not feeling a sense of loss now that they are flying the nest: "I'm not terribly protective as a mother. I mean, obviously, it's very emotional, but I don't feel that devastation. I think that's your job as a parent, to get your child out of the house, and teach them to live on their own." Heavy reader-"I don’t want to be a mentor in my bedroom. I don’t want to sit at dinner with someone and explain who Martin Amis or Philip Roth are— I just don’t. " ESTJs are rarely lazy or would refer to themselves as lazy-She is, by her own admission, lazy; when she’s not doing a role, she hangs out in her apartment, sometimes not emerging for days. She reads about three scripts a week. “They’re almost all ****,” she says.-Blunt though. ISTJs are rarely as vocal about sexx like this though-"I was always very comfortable with my sexuality." "When I was young I was interested in learning and growing "-I doubt ISTJ. "I'm a little more extreme than a homebody. Unless there's some event I really have to go to, I don't like to leave my house." "I've been like this my whole life. I'm very comfortable alone. That's just my character. I know that when I leave the house, I have a really good time, it's just getting me out. I'd rather just be stuck at home watching Turner Classic Movies. I'm stuck with a book and old movies, that's pretty much the beginning and end of my life." "I'm a real homebody. I don't leave my house, almost to the point of being a little bit of a shut-in." She probably has a thinking preference-–" incredible outspokenness, and sometimes inappropriate outspokenness. I mean, I can be in appropriate. I’m overly opinionated. I, you know on occasion talk first and think later and I realize, “Oh God, should I have really said that?” And so, I have a very strong connection to this character on a human level" "I’m overly opinionated. I, you know on occasion talk first and think later and I realize, “Oh God, should I have really said that?” "I think you are such a role model for women, just something about speaking your mind. Ellen Barkin: Thank you. Look, I – you know actors say it, but you know sometimes we actually mean it. I don’t mean to be a role model for anyone. If I am in a good way, I’ll take it with pride. I mean, I am an opinionated woman and I’m as educated as an average person would be. I’m not a politician, so I don’t know the ins and outs of every bill, and I haven’t read the budget plans entirely, but you know I just think that just by nature, you know I speak my mind when given a forum. And it’s hard for me not to, quite frankly." "I guess I worry about weird existential things, like how do we spend our final act. This is a very emotional question. I can't answer it without crying. I think, You're 56 years old, what did you do? You raised two good kids. What am I going to do now that is as meaningful as that? I don't know the answer yet." "I am to a fault an introspective person. But I am not a reflective person - except for a big mistake, and then I really think about it."

Biografie

Ellen Rona Barkin (born April 16, 1954) is an American actress. She is nearly impossible to pigeonhole, having played ingenue and Femme Fatale roles in the course of her career, as well as many characters that don't remotely fit either archetype. Barkin's star first role in The '80s and she's never been entirely out of sight since then.

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