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Sweetheart typ osobowości MBTI

Sweetheart typ osobowości MBTI

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"Jaki typ osobowości jest {profilename}? {profilename} jest typem osobowości {mbti} w mbti, {enneagram} - {iv} - {tritype} w enneagram, {big5} w Big 5, {sociionics} in Socionics."

I assume most people typed Sweetheart as E3 because she seems concerned with her image. Other than that, I don't see any reason to think she's a 3. As @[heartshapedcake] argued, she's a 2. Let me explain why. First of all, 3s are described as "rational" and "pragmatic". They know how to adapt their image and play different roles in order to achieve their goals. However, in the process, they often become disconnected from their own desires and needs. Sweetheart knows exactly what she wants, she's not "rational" or "pragmatic" at all and, most importantly, she's as authentic as it gets. Sweetheart acts in a capricious way all the time. She's never satisfied and her demands are always unrealistic. We never see her working hard to achieve her goals... because she's a spoiled girl who always gets what she wants. All of these traits are anti-E3, and align much more with the SX2 subtype. If you've played the game, you know that Sweetheart's character revolves around her obsession with being loved. She even has an entire game show to find her "true love". Moreover, the way she treats Hero screams E2. She's constantly trying to seduce him, with his romantic words and theatrical displays of "love" towards him, but it's obviously a façade. Sweetheart doesn't actually care about Hero, and she's just expecting to receive something in return; in this case, Hero's absolute loyalty. Sexual 2 behavior at its finest. In conclusion, Sweetheart is a really toxic and unhealthy SX2. She's somewhat of a "femme fatale". When someone draws her attention, she will try to seduce them, to gain their eternal and unconditional love. All of this perfectly aligns with Naranjo's description of the SX2 subtype.