Donut tipo de personalidade mbti
Personalidade
"¿Qué tipo de personalidad es Donut? Donut es un tipo de personalidad ESFJ en mbti, 1w2 - so/sx - 126 en enneagram, SLOAN en Big 5, LSE en Socionics."
rewatched a few episodes… i was REALLY stuck between so1 or so9 honestly. but, ive made up my mind! my explanation for so9 (not that good tho, english isn’t my first language.) SO9 description: Social sloth can be simply described as the need to be in the group. Sloth here manifests as a constant merging with the group, emulating socially acceptable forms of behavior and communication in hopes of gaining acceptance, making superficial contact with others. They lack a sense of ease in social situations, because of their sensitivity to whether they are really welcome or not. Often they replace bonds by acting as if the group values and wants, or values of anyone else, are their own, often accepting these social norms without questioning them. This can manifest as a compulsive doing for others. By postponing their own needs and doing what is expected of them they make their psychological inertia stronger, making it harder for them to come in touch with themselves and know who they truly are. Everything being said, SO9s tend towards modesty and discretion and will do whatever as long as the group is in harmony. The social E9 grew up with the feeling of not being seen, which generated a certain precariousness regarding his belonging to the family nucleus. He felt little taken into account and little accepted. Hence his longing to belong, which he seeks to fill by trying to please at all costs and above all, at the cost of himself. This child, who does not feel seen, and therefore not accepted, seeks to be part of it, wanting to avoid conflict. Or, to be more precise, he tries to avoid the unpleasantness and pain of feeling unloved by being kind to everyone and seeing everyone as good. The need to avoid unpleasantness and to feel accepted, that is, to belong, manifests as the predominant neurotic need of the social E9. It's about pleasing through service. This active subtype needs above all to be useful to satisfy others, which makes him very available and ready for the other, the group and at work. [...] The most typically neurotic is to seek self-satisfaction through trying to please the needs and desires of others, and particularly in social participation. To try to be part you need to satisfy some external identity. Fearing to displease, he has forgotten himself and tries to "fill" his own lack of being with the attentions and activity that he directs to others. It is the responses of the other that replace his own internal connection and fill his existential emptiness. His goal of satisfaction is mistakenly outward-oriented, and this confusion can end in servility. [...] On the one hand, it tries to recover the loss of being through trying to fulfill the need of others, taking care of them so that they are "well". On the other hand, he feels that if he manages to please, he is not in danger of losing his place in life. The associated idea is: “If others are fine, I am fine.” [...] His excessive generosity would be a virtuous attitude if it were not that he has forgotten to include himself. Relationships tend to be half-hearted because the intimate connection with oneself is missing. At the same time, when there is no authentic accompaniment of oneself, the one that is offered to the other can be seriously limited. He can stay with an idea of how to take care of the group situation or what others need. Hence what results in a somewhat poor giving, which leaves a deep underlying dissatisfaction.” “I used to establish relationships of excessive dedication, without limits, dependency relationships where the thought that emerges is that ‘the more I give myself, the more others need me and the more they love me’. I acted impulsively, never asking me if I really felt like it or wanted to do it. Without asking myself where I was doing it from, I thought about it authentically, being generous without asking for anything in return, or from inner misery, where I gave thinking that one day, when I needed it, those people would be willing to accompany me. Just as he created a debt in the other that, when he didn't satisfy my needs, he made me turn around like a scorpion and hate him for not returning what I once offered him.” “If I am not useful to the group, it is as if I have no right to be there. So I offer myself for anything in order to help and please.” in my opinion, so9 fits him the most. will do an explanation like tomorrow because i’m too lazy to do this right now.
Biografia
Donut is a male object and a number contestant in Battle for Dream Island Again, Battle for BFDI, and The Power of Two. He was the first person to be eliminated in BFDIA, with 573 dislikes. His record of dislikes was later broken by Puffball with 1455 dislikes in episode 6. Donut, Coiny, and Pin created W.O.A.H. Bunch, but Donut was eliminated shortly after. He had a chance to be released from the TLC in IDFB 1. He got 115 votes. Donut came back in Battle for BFDI as a contestant. He is a member of Team Ice Cube!. After the loss of Four, Donut became the show's substitute host in "Four Goes Too Far", until it was revealed that X was still around. Donut retired his host status to X in "This Episode Is About Basketball”. He has since quit BFB in order to compete on The Power of Two.
