๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ก tipo di personalitร MBTI
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"Che tipo di personalitร รจ ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ก? ๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ก รจ un tipo di personalitร ENTJ in mbti, 7w6 - SO7 - 714 in enneagram, RCOAI in big 5, LIE in socionics."
๐ก๐ผ๐ป ๐๐ฑ๐ฎ๐ฝ๐๐ฎ๐ฏ๐ถ๐น๐ถ๐๐ > ๐๐ผ๐๐ป๐๐ฒ๐ฟ ๐๐น๐๐๐๐ผ๐ป๐ [1/2] The gist of my argument is that I donโt see you as sacrificing as SO7. You do not have performative altruism, and you are confident doing your own thing without care of others opinion. Something a SO7 would be self conscious of since they care so much about being seen as good. You have a much more self focused mindset you do your own thing without care of social expectations. Like SO1 who sets the standards themselves instead of looking at society for what is appropriate. You do not filter and supress your desires and actions to be seen as an ideal. You embody your own ideal instead of trying to conform to one, thats why you donโt care as much about public opinion like SO7. The helpful things you do stem from genuine activism more reminiscent of E1 than SO7โs motives of wanting to be seen as pure and extraordinary. Quotes on SO7 that donโt fit you imo โFormal obedience (instrumental and aimed at avoiding conflict) and internal rebellion coexist in this character. Overt rebellion, understood as disobedience, is not typical behavior, because the social E7 lacks the assumption of obedience in terms of recognition of authority. In addition, he lacks the aggressive drive necessary to maintain a direct contest with authority. If he enters into conflict, he will never abandon the word and the correct channels to show rebellion.โ โWhile the theme of sacrifice is common in the SO7, not only does this "sacrifice" have more to do with sacrificing one's desires (renounce) rather than self-sacrificing for others, but even when it is related to self-sacrificialityโ โSocial Sevens avoid focusing on their own self-interest or advantage by pursuing an ideal of themselves and the world. They sacrifice their gluttony to become a better person and to work for a better world in which there is no pain or conflict. As Naranjo explains, they defer their own desires in pursuit of an ideal.โ Quotes of Yours that contradict SO7 โi put myself and my interests first, but my egoism is absolutely healthy, and i absolutely approve when other people also show their egoism in a similar way, without offending others, and even helping them to open up. i consider myself absolutely charming in my narcissism, smoothly turning into self-sacrifice. โ โi don't worry about how other people see me. i am who i am, not someone else's expectations, not who they see me as now or want to see me โ even my loved ones.โ โi also see myself as quite tough and principled in some ways. i never help or save those who don't strive for it themselves.โ One the surface the next quote sounds SO7 but itโs actually SO1. Helping through education is what SO1 does. A SO7 would care more about being recognized for their contributions, you do it out of a genuine drive to better the world hence why I see you as more a gut type than head. Youโre driven by anger not gluttony imo. โi don't ask permission. i would like to help this world become a better and safer place, and reduce the suffering of all local creatures as much as possible. even if i can't make some big and important contribution, by motivating and educating other people, i feel like i'm doing the right thing. but that doesn't mean i'm only focused on people and helping them. for the most part i take care of my own life first, and the rest of my resources go to others. although sacrificing myself flatters my ego, and i donโt hide it (so7 moment).โ SO1 Quotes that support your quotes โInadaptability is organized around decisions like: if things go like this and I don't like them, I'll do them my way. Even when I need help, it's best not to lean on others; surely I will not receive what I need and in the end I will have to fend for myself. I have to strive and strive to achieve it. I will be strong, so I can face life and overcome my limits and my inability. Neither fever nor disease will stop me, I will always be standing. I will not disturb, and so they will love me. I will strive to deserve, so they will recognize me and I will be able to have the right to live in this world...โ โA trait of this character is coldness, an extreme coldness not to feel his "fallibility". At least, this is how he appears in the social sphere, with an elegantly restrained way of presenting himself, of showing himself, of feeling socially acceptable, because he does not see his own limit, which, according to him, would make him the object of an intolerable judgment. This makes SO1 a maladaptive subject who lives on the edge.โ โThe feeling of superiority is the belief that he's right, the idea that he has some kind of natural connection to the truth. Being sure that his position is always that of reason (and that the facts always prove it) leads him to develop a sense of separation from others, whom he can never see as equal to him. I would add that SO1's superior attitude is demonstrated rather than experienced. If he wants to win or prove that he is rightโ
