Maria Bamford MBTI 성격 유형
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"Maria Bamford은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Maria Bamford은 mbti의 INFP 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 6w7 - so/sp - 649, big 5의 , socionics의 입니다."
INTP and INFP are really similar to me, but in my opinion as an INFP, this is what distinguishes me from the INTPs that I know: INTPs are very funny, often in a "I never thought of it that way" kind of way. Not to say INFPs can't have unusual insights, just that INTP perspectives tend to take society's view and turn it on its head like an alien or scientist would. Maria's humor feels more Fi-ish, the jokes are about human idiosyncrasies, and fully embodying it, down to her just standing on a stage making fart noises for several minutes. Sometimes the human idiosyncracy is straight up hypocrisy and makes people uncomfortable, but she feels it's important to bring it up regardless, like casually dropping how many hundreds of thousands of homeless people there are in LA, making the entire audience go quiet. Underneath INTP soft vibe is a baby Fe that is even softer and more gentle that manifests as very proper knights trying to do right. Underneath INFP soft vibe is a data-obsessed, impatient person, which I see more in Maria's self-professed love of structured conversation and filling out matrices. Te loves to externalize and organize knowledge, while Ti deduces internally in a less visible way. Of course, you could argue that Maria Bamford is similar to Tina Fey who is typically typed as INTP in that both women do stand-up comedy with quasi-moralizing humor and copious fart jokes. But the vibes do feel slightly different. Fey is very "nerd trying to be human" and in her 30 Rock persona at least is depicted as someone who is unaware that they are not being very nice sometimes, while Bamford is exceedingly, over-the-top sensitive and nice to the point of complete discomfort and self-flagellation, which could reflect the relative positions of their feeling functions.
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Maria Bamford is an American stand-up comedian, actress, and voice actress. She is best known for her portrayal of her dysfunctional family and self-deprecating comedy involving jokes about depression and anxiety.
