Pomni MBTI 성격 유형
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"Pomni은 어떤 성격 유형입니까? Pomni은 mbti의 INFP 성격 유형입니다. enneagram의 6w5 - sp/so - 649, big 5의 RLOAN, socionics의 EII입니다."
[I'm not talking from an argumentative stand point, so please don't perceive this as me trying to enforce INFP. If you see her as ISTJ, that's fine. This is me just talking about her axis, not function placements.] Episode five does a phenomenal job at showcasing Pomni's Fi/Te and Ragatha's Fe/Ti. Whereas Pomni's words come from a place of understanding, able to speak in a way that comforts the individual she's talking to, Ragatha's words can feel almost shallow. This is why some (ex, Gangle and Jax) can feel as if Ragatha's words are disingenuous. Despite both Fi and Fe being relationship driven, there are massive differences. Fe is cognitively extroverted, meaning the function responses to what they believe is appropriate in an outside field. They don't speak based on how they feel, it's how they believe others will feel. Though not all Fe users are evil, it is possible for someone with Fe-base to become manipulative. I am not trying to argue that Ragatha is a manipulative person, but as we hear from Jax, she can come off as one who's trying to take advantage of you because she speaks based on what the is socially deemed as acceptable, causing her words to feel dry or empty Fi conflicts this because they approach relations as something that is personal. They prioritize those close to them, so they make sure to speak from a place of genuine. They don't speak in a way that please the social group (Fe), they express their own thoughts and perspectives. They're more authentic in their dialogue. This is crucial when looking into Pomni's character. She's someone who ensures the other is seen and heard. Gumigoo, Gangle, Jax---every interaction Pomni holds is personal. She doesn't say what is socially expected, she expresses herself based on what she thinks and believes. This is just me rambling, hence why I didn't pull out any sources. If I misword anything, sorry, I'll correct myself. I'm debating about making another Fi-Base argument (if I do, then I'll delete this comment), but I'm not solid on it yet. Either way, good episode. We got fed so well.
