Doromuga (Dorodere) тип личности MBTI
Личность
"Какой тип личности является Doromuga (Dorodere)? Doromuga (Dorodere) - это тип личности INFJ в mbti, 4w3 - sx/sp - 469 в Enneagram, SLOAI в Big 5, IEI в Socionics."
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биография
Doromuga (ドロムガ) is a combination of "dorodere" (ドロドロ), meaning "a character who acts cute and sweet on the outside but is full of disturbed thoughts and feelings of hatred towards their love interest on the inside", and "mugaina" (無害な), meaning "harmless". It is used to refer to a character who is confused about their feelings towards their love interest in a twisted way. They may even have intrusive thoughts that their "love" is actually a feeling of wanting to harm them. Eventually, however, they will understand that they actually do love them and will never actually act on any of those impulses. Possibly due to a translation error or misinterpretation, dorodere initially gained popularity with a completely different meaning from the original meaning in Japanese. While the meaning in Japanese shows that an extreme version of dorodere can be even more dangerous than yandere, the opposite has been believed for a long time in the West. It was thought that dorodere characters are a non-dangerous version of yandere, with disturbed thoughts but not acting on them, and that all dorodere characters are sweet, despite their abnormal behavior and thoughts. Even if more mild examples of Japanese dorodere characters are similar to this interpretation, it was believed that for a character to be considered dorodere they should never act on these thoughts and inside feelings. It's possible that during the translation the part that describes dorodere as a "variation of yandere who keeps their muddy feelings inside" was interpreted literally. Even if this part is true, it wasn't considered that dorodere characters will actually act on these thoughts behind the scenes and, in time, even in front of their love interest once those feelings have been uncovered. After discovering this fact, the old definition was then created as this unofficial variation.https://the-dere-types.fandom.com/wiki/Unofficial:Doromuga