{{ชื่อ}} ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ MBTI
บุคลิกภาพ
"Dee Dee ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Dee Dee เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ESFP ใน mbti, 7w8 - sx/so - 792 ใน Enneagram, SLUAI ใน Big 5, IEE ใน Socionics"
(1/5) I believe that Dee Dee is an example of a Se-Fi/ESFP sx7 character, and will explain why I believe she is sx7 first, then ESFP. Talking about Dee Dee's core enneagram type: Naranjo describes E7 as a personality that is prone to overwhelming others with words, entitled to whatever they want, and actually quite happy to impose upon others their own positive outlook on life (asterisks around relevant parts): "His intelligence, along with his self-concept of enjoyer or ben vint and *his positive vision of life, which he projects strongly on others to seduce them*, as well as his own capacity for intellectual seduction, are typical traits closely related to the strong narcissism of E7: an internal sense of feeling valuable (albeit ambivalently colored by a diffuse rumor of self-invalidation) that is usually accompanied by the exhibitionism of his talents, based on which he grants himself rights (entitlement), and a loquacious compulsion to explain things or to narrate life. And is that the E7 is usually a charlatan. He *talks a lot, both to seduce and to persuade, so that his loquacity serves gluttony as a way of getting his desires through good explanations, and it is also a way of eating the other through the word*. It is also a fundamental part of his ability to charm: E7 is a fresh character, who is humble even if he is not and who is happy to help and be useful (always with a strategic component behind). On this he bases his success; only that to achieve such a state of apparent satisfaction (a kind of cosmic well-being) the first thing you need is to deceive yourself by denying any hint of discomfort. Even more important than the desire for pleasure is, for this character, the avoidance of pain. His apparent satisfaction and enthusiasm keep any hint of frustration far from his consciousness. He is also often unaware of his insatiability, a blindness reinforced by his sense of *entitlement to gratification*. Therefore, we say that they have the energy of a child in an adult body that allows everything, with an expected sense that everything is fine, which works not as a protection against pain and frustration. Your self-indulgence is, after all, a form of optimism that makes life go more smoothly and you can forgive yourself for any failures." We see how Dee Dee thinks in "Way of the Dee Dee": she has an actual ideological commitment to her carefree, sensation-first way of life, which she places in opposition to Dexter's desire to probe into abstractions and hole himself away in his laboratory. And actually, we can see how Dee Dee corresponds with Jung's extroverted sensation type here: "No other human type can equal the extraverted sensation type in realism... sensation for him is a concrete expression of life-it is simply real life lived to the full. His whole aim is concrete enjoyment, and his morality is oriented accordingly... On the lower levels, this type is the lover of tangible reality, with little inclination for reflection and no desire to dominate. To feel the object, to have sensations and if possible enjoy them—that is his constant aim. He is by no means unlovable; on the contrary, his lively capacity for enjoyment makes him very good company; he is usually a jolly fellow, and sometimes a refined aesthete. In the former case the great problems of life hang on a good or indifferent dinner; in the latter, it's all a question of good taste." This is what Dee Dee has to say about her way of life: "Well, just because I know how to have fun doesn't mean I'm stupid! I may not know all that scientifical, mathemological stuff, but I know how to a climb a tree, and I know how to pet a kitty just right, (while moving her eyebrows) and I know how to tie my own shoes, (she points at one of Dexter's boots, which has a zipper) Mr. Zipper Boot!" In short, she is very much an advocate of "real life lived to the full."
