Kawaii~Chan MBTI 성격 유형
인격
"Kawaii~Chan은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Kawaii~Chan은 mbti의 ENFP 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 4w3 - SP2 - , big 5의 SLUAI, socionics의 ESE입니다."
Edit - I changed my mind, she's e4 <3 4w3 Argument I was a bit stuck between her 4w3 and 2w3, as the reasoning to why she even adopted her cutesy persona was to gain individuality and uniqueness from her siblings. The only thing that made me consider 2w3 was the fact that she chose "Kawaii-Chan" as her persona. However, she has shown a part of her selfishness with Zane's relationship that made me think she might be 2w3. A funny gag at the time was when she force-fed Zane her pudding, which she did thinking he'd enjoy it and that he might just be being stubborn, to which she immediately apologized. This showed that she had a bit of the e2 "Pride" mindset, where she becomes hyper focused on her own desires and immediately deflects when she realized he might actually not enjoy the sweets. She is pushy and seen as insensitive towards her and Zane's relationship as she's distracted by her own feelings. A bigger factor as to why I say she's e2 (sp2) is her protective trait, as Nana's identity of Kawaii-Chen is rooted in her sense of needing protection. She frequently apologizes and recognizes that she has the tendency to prioritize herself, and her character development came with the guilt that associate with SP2's. As well as the fact she might often appear as if she needs a protector (Zane, Kaitlyn, and you get the jist.) However, she's e4 blueprint. She built her identity on not being able to be differentiated from her siblings and being envious of the fact that they were recognized more than her. The way she acts is rooted in insecurity. Both her false identity and her true identity seem to be something she needs to learn to accept. I will quote a few traits describing the Social Four from the personality wiki. "Delicate, sweet, and languid. It poses in a delicate and tender way, and therefore also in the masculine social E4, the characteristics of listening, welcoming, understanding, caring, as well as a friendly physiognomy in which the smile, a manifestation of benevolence towards the world, is always insisted as a background note. There is no trace of aggressiveness or attack in him, but of sweetness and tenderness." "He is always kind, expresses himself in soft ways and approaches, as he wants to avoid conflicts and losses. Use kindness to please the other, try to avoid behaviors that can provoke or irritate. She has learned to stand on her toes in the world, to try to prevent or avoid the parent's mood swings or attacks, and thus has learned since childhood that this soft way is what works best for her in the relationship." "He is critical and disqualifying both with himself and with others. He tends to be critical of himself because it is the experience he has had. It has been heavily criticized, disqualified. To the extent that he compares himself with others and in order not to be completely annihilated by the superiority of others, he tends to have a critical look and to express, not directly, disapproval, negative judgments about the other, his way of being, or to work. So the criticism of the other is born of an attempt to survive, not to be completely crushed by the comparison with the outside world." "He complains about small things, he is impatient. Need to continually express and externalize dissatisfaction (I'm hungry, I'm thirsty, I'm bored). Through the complaint he seeks attention and confirmation that another is available and sees him. Complaining is also their way of feeling the other person is present in the relationship, it is a bit like a thermometer to check that they are always there, that they have not gone away. However, in situations where he is really hurt or has a real deep need, he tends to withdraw and not share, because he thinks that no one will be able to help him. The emptiness and anguish he feels are indescribable; he doesn't feel like he can trust anyone, he distrusts others and life so much that he thinks that no one can really help him in the face of so much pain (and, above all, that there is nothing he can do to stop it). It is as if he were desperate, exhausted. He also feels shame wash over him; showing yourself in such pain in front of the other person makes you feel enormous shame and E4 feels even more miserable." "It is extremely sensitive to loud noises, raised tones of voice, and sudden gestures. It is as if he had developed in his existence a sense of constant danger, as if he was constantly on the alert when exposed to the danger of being attacked and therefore reacts with jerks. Sometimes even with excessive vocal emissions in reaction to environmental stimuli that may arise suddenly."
