Randy Boggs tipo di personalità MBTI
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"Che tipo di personalità è Randy Boggs? Randy Boggs è un tipo di personalità INFP in mbti, 6w5 - so/sp - 629 in enneagram, RLOAI in big 5, IEI in socionics."
Randy Boggs is INFP not INFJ Fi (Dom): He’s sweet, idealistic, and cares about doing the right thing, quietly. For instance, at the start, Randy tries to befriend Mike and respects rules — he’s polite and excited about university life, not power-hungry. He doesn’t want to hurt anyone — he just wants to fit in and be liked. Like how he eagerly follows Mike around at first and seems genuinely hurt when Mike distances from him. He’s loyal, emotionally sensitive, and kind to Mike, which is seen in he sticks with Mike even though Mike isn’t popular. When Mike becomes focused on his goals, Randy feels abandoned but doesn’t lash out. His identity crisis is value-based. This can be seen in after getting rejected by Roar Omega Roar, he begins doubting if he’ll ever be scary — not because of status, but because it means something personal to him. Ne (Aux): He’s open-minded and flexible at first. For example, he’s willing to be friends with the unpopular kid (Mike) instead of chasing social status from the beginning. He wants possibilities, not power. This is seen in Randy originally joins Oozma Kappa (a misfit group) before switching frats — he just wants a place he can belong. Ne shows in his optimism and ‘maybe I can do this if I try!’ attitude. For instance, he’s excited and hopeful about becoming a scarer, despite not fitting the typical mold. Si (Tert): He relies on routine (roommate, school rules, joining a group) which is seen in trying to to follow what’s expected — go to class, find a good roommate, join a frat — like a traditional student. He craves familiar structure. For example, he wants the security of being in Roar Omega Roar — it gives him a system to follow and feel safe in. When that structure is threatened, he changes — but it hurts, seen in once he’s ditched by Mike and mocked by ROR, he turns bitter, hiding his pain behind ambition later in life. Te (Inf): He’s bad at asserting himself, like he doesn’t stand up to Mike or the bullies. He quietly follows, often backing down or hesitating. He doesn’t stand up to Roar Omega Roar. For instance, he lets them manipulate him and doesn’t question their cruelty — he follows orders to belong. He becomes dependent on external standards of success, seen in by the end, he’s obsessed with being “scary” because it’s the only way to prove he’s worth something — not because he enjoys it. Why he isn’t INFJ 1. He leads with Fi, not Ni - INFP: “I want to be true to myself, and I feel bad when others don’t value me.” - INFJ: “I see where this is going long-term. I have a vision and moral cause to follow.” For example, Randy doesn’t show any long-term vision or foresight (Ni). He reacts emotionally when he feels abandoned or humiliated, instead of plotting ahead like an INFJ would. 2. No evidences of Fe - INFJs use Fe aux — they’re good at reading others’ emotions, adapting to social harmony, and expressing empathy. Randy doesn’t do this. - He’s awkward in social situations, not tuned into group dynamics. - He doesn’t respond to the emotional tone of others (e.g. Mike’s ambitions, Sulley’s rivalry). - He doesn’t try to smooth things over or fit into group feelings — he just quietly leaves. 3. He’s not insight-driven or future-oriented like an INFJ - INFJs are future-vision dominant. They’re known for seeing where things are headed and often try to guide others based on that. - Randy, in contrast, acts emotionally in the moment. He switches alliances based on rejection, not vision. For instance, he joins Roar Omega Roar to gain status — not because he believes in their values or has a vision for himself. That’s insecurity, not intuition. 4. His thinking is not Ti tertiary - INFJs use Ti tertiary, so they can dissect ideas and argue with logic when needed. - Randy doesn’t argue or analyze anything — he feels, reacts, and follows. He never questions systems logically or debates anyone — he just gets emotionally withdrawn or sucked into group status games (poor Te use, not Ti). Therefore, he fits INFP more because he reacts to rejection emotionally, values identity over future vision, doesn’t manage group dynamics, and struggles with assertiveness (Te inferior). He feels before he thinks, wants to be liked not lead, gets crushed emotionally when betrayed, and doesn’t future plan, just reacts based on inner hurt
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