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Sakisaka Fuminori тип личности MBTI

Sakisaka Fuminori тип личности MBTI

Saya no UtaSakisaka Fuminori

Sakisaka Fuminori Тип личности

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"Какой тип личности является Sakisaka Fuminori? Sakisaka Fuminori - это тип личности INTJ в mbti, 6w5 - sx/sp - 684 в Enneagram, RLUEN в Big 5, LSI в Socionics."

I don't think the arguments for Fuminori being a Fi dom with Se aux make much sense. His Te is certainly not inferior, and I think the greatest example of this is the fact that there exists a timeline where he didn't choose Saya. A dominant Fi user would have never made this choice - they're going to use what comes naturally to them, and listen to their hearts. In this route, he reacts with the practicality of Te (living with normal senses is what makes sense to the tribe) before considering his Fi, something that really blows apart this whole ISFP consensus. Fuminori's Te is actually present from the beginning in how he attempts to control and manipulate variables so he can live a peaceful life. The fact that he doesn't just go his own way and actually tries to preserve his relationships even past them turning into beasts is proof enough that he's not Je inf. And the entire reason he's screwed over so many times in the story is because of his poor Se: he's trapped in a chaotic sensory world he cannot adapt to. Hell, he repaints his room just so he can sleep better. If his sight came back with all of his senses, he would've killed himself. Sure, he uses Se, but that's not to say he's an aux Se user. He's much more like an inferior Se user. Now, outright Ni dom might be a little more questionable, but consider that Ni doesn't make you able to predict the future. It's the organization of abstract concepts. Fuminori uses very little direct experience to come to his conclusions when he's organizing data. He took one look at Saya and decided to make her his reason for existence, hoping that he could live peacefully with her and regain some of his humanity. Additionally, it's probably safe to say he reflects sensory material and his internal feeling more out of necessity than a mental preference both because he's the 1st person narrator of the story and because of his condition. Conclusion: Sakisaka Fuminori is an INTJ.