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New Order - Blue Monday typ osobowości MBTI

New Order - Blue Monday typ osobowości MBTI

1980s SongsNew Order - Blue Monday

New Order - Blue Monday Typ osobowości

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There are aspects of the song that come across like Fi, but lines like "If it wasn't for your misfortune, I'd be a heavenly person today" and "Tell me how do I feel, tell me now how should I feel" seems a lot more like a lack of Fi, the Fe struggle of blurred boundaries and no sense of identification. The mechanical nature of the song just kind of adds on top of that. It seems more like Ti to me, but maybe that's just because new wave sounds so XNTP-coded. I'm guessing the votes more for ENTP instead of INTP is because both will have similar struggles with Fe, but an INTP won't have as much trouble separating themselves from the feelings of others; dominant Ti and inferior Fe tends to have an easier time staying emotionally distant when necessary. ENTPs value Ti more than Fe, but can still have their struggles with what feels like a lack of Fe and consideration in the world. "And still I find it so hard, to say what I need to say" seems like the best line against ENTP, but ENTPs will not necessarily be blunt despite being talkative; they still value Fe, so they won't just say what they think outright in a pushy way. They'll sometimes hide behind being the "joker" and not say what they really mean because emotional vulnerability will seem too daunting. The song in general is very anti-Te, criticizing how brutal it can be and its effect on others when taken too far. That could just as easily be Fi or Ti criticizing: Fi doesn't like how heartless Te can be (despite still valuing Te, to a degree, because they are shared functions), and Ti hates being told what to do. Add on top of this the music video making reference to authoritarian regimes, seems like the kind of anarchistic criticism XNTPs tend to make of how Te just expects people to fall in line. I can't really tell if "I see a ship in the harbor, I can and shall obey" is saying they're going to obey as much as criticizing that sort of thinking. There are quite a bit of aspects that seem Fi, it does make it difficult to say. A lot of good arguments on how this is more like how Fi both hates and values Te, will kind of get on with things and struggle to take action against higher Te despite hating its coldness. But the song, in general, reminds me of "alexithymia", a lack of feeling rather than the heaviness of them you would expect from high Fi. I'm going to lean higher Ti for this.