Le Yan MBTI -Persönlichkeitstyp
Persönlichkeit
"Welcher Persönlichkeitstyp ist {profilename}? {profilename} ist ein {MBTI} -Persönlichkeitstyp in MBTI, {enneagram} - {iv} - {tritype} in EnneArgram, {big5} in Big 5, {socionics} in Socionics."
*it was too long to make it a comment, so--* Part 1 - I will probably leave this site 'cause it's becoming not good for me again, but before it I wanted to reply to this. I don't think Fe is in her at all. Being kind is not Fe, and also caring of others opinion too. Fi about inner morals while Fe is about sharing morals. She is always someone fighting for her own moral system, just like during the marriage proposal. She put herself before the country and even go to challenge all the ministers. She always tries to do stuff that other royals wouldn't do. She is just a really mature INFP. She has Ne! She is quick minded, often in the clouds and has a way to see the world as it could be. Ne is not just being full of ideas (that's more an IEE thing). Ne is seeing the other face of the medal. FiNe user tends to put their own beliefs and different way to see in what they do: "The rabbits that others embroidered have red eyes, but my rabbit has green eyes. Because there's a grassland in its eyes. That's freedom. And I want freedom" This quote screams FiNe so much. She puts her Fi also in the creations she does. And the fact that she changes the eyes to green 'cause that reminds her of grassland it's beautiful. I also think that she puts Si in this. I agree that she has a good use of Si but I don't see Fe in her at all. quote: Fe differs from Fi in that Fi is focused internally and is constantly asking, “How do I feel about this?”, while Fe is focused externally and is constantly asking, “How does the group I’m in feel about this?” She never does something if before inside she doesn’t feel right about it.. instead she doesn’t even try to do it. She is one of the most pure character I’ve ever seen. A thing I loved of her is that she is always true to herself and never pretend to be someone she is not. Even when people calls her crazy she keeps telling she is a princess. She could just try to adapt herself for the moment, but she don't do it. We're talking about a girl that was close to make the country go in war again 'cause she literally refused to get married to the enemy. And according to ancient history it was common... literally 99% of the time you had to do it. It was a thing of duty, honor and responsibility. But she is not someone that congenial with social standard, except having beautiful dresses or behave in graceful ways. "You're all well-learned scholars, but your knowledge doesn't seem to serve you well. The only thing you've learned is how to accept other's requests” “My marriage is a national affair now, as a subject of his majesty I should express my opinion in an honest manner. Your majesty, I have something to say. [...] I'm the daughter of your Majesty, but I'm no more different than other women of the Tang State. The purpuse of our life lies with our fathers, our emperor, and the righteous cause. BUT THERE'RE MUCH MORE TO OUT LIFE OTHER THAN THESE. Families are the foundation of a country, our country is prosperous because the people are well protected. If we keep this prosperity by compromising with the enemy, then how can we run our country? How can our people lead a good life?" Just ‘cause she is also thinking about the people that doesn’t make her a Fe user. There are so many amazing Fi users that are leaders of countries… I can also quote Princess Diana, known as the Princess of the people. And she was also Fi dom. A minister "Princess Yicheng's decision back then is admirable. Is it that our Princess cannot compare to that of the Sui Dynasty?" She "You're very straightforward. I'm impressed. But what you just said is an insult to all the men of our country. Do you have any idea how Princess Yicheng gets where she is today? She's a princess of the former dynasty, living her life as a nobody in a strange place. She has no dignity or whatsoever. Their dinasty is weak so a woman had to make such a sacrifice. [...] If we can't even protect our own people, how can we persuade the other tribes that we can protect them?"
