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Asagiri Aya tipo di personalità MBTI

Asagiri Aya tipo di personalità MBTI

Asagiri Aya tipo di personalità

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"Che tipo di personalità è Asagiri Aya? Asagiri Aya è un tipo di personalità INFP in mbti, 6w5 - sp/so - 649 in enneagram, RLUAI in big 5, EII in socionics."

I think there is a possibility she can be 4… •She seemed misunderstood, alone, depressed girl in the manga. Waiting for someone to recognize her, love her and rescue her from all the suffering she has been through. She shows envy (4)for how her parents don’t give her love, because she is different from his brother. Lazy and useless(from her viewpoint) she often wishes how her life would be different if she had friends and lovely parents like others, using her imagination as coping mechanism. All this points out e4 doesn’t it? Also I suggest you to read this paragraph which perfectly describes aya’s childhood. As children, Fours felt disconnected from both the parental figures in their lives. This could have been for extreme or mild reasons. Some Fours were abused by both their parents, while others just felt like their parents didn’t see them for who they really were. In many cases, Fours felt like their parent’s advice and comfort was very generic; as if it were meant for a child who was totally different than they were. Because Fours felt so out of place in their own families, they tried early on to accept what made them different – to notice it and evaluate it. This was a coping mechanism that helped them deal with feelings of rejection and isolation. However, through developing this coping mechanism they often set themselves on a trajectory of feeling unusual, different, and out of touch with ordinary people. More than most things, Fours want to find their identity because they believe this will take away the feelings of melancholy and loneliness that have plagued them their whole lives. Many Fours daydream about the possibility of meeting someone who will finally see them for who they really are. Because they felt so disconnected from their families growing up, they hope to find that connection in a friend or romantic partner. Unfortunately, many people fail to meet this idealized “other” that the Four hopes to find. However, with time and maturity, Fours learn to accept what ties them to other people rather than focusing on what makes them different. Through doing this, they are able to form longer-lasting bonds and friendships.