{{ชื่อ}} ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ MBTI
บุคลิกภาพ
"Lim Chung-Ah ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Lim Chung-Ah เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ENFP ใน mbti, 7w6 - sx/so - 729 ใน Enneagram, SCUAI ใน Big 5, ESE ใน Socionics"
This is an analysis based on the 1st-2nd chapter. She adapts to the situation rather quickly. Inf Si bites her in the back together with Ne overthinking that she’ll regret not talking to this handsome boy she just met. Then she jumps to the conclusion that he is handsome and kind only because he was polite in accepting the gummies, then assumes his family raised him well. She goes on to blabber and talk with him when she forgot that they haven’t even been introduced properly (small detail overlook) and she asks for his name while telling hers. Then, when she hears his name, she associates/compares it to the biblical name John (Kim Yohan, apparently a variant in Korean), and thinks it must be uncomfortable to have this name = reluctance to Si established facts and Fi input of what SHE THINKS it is = uncomfortable. Plus Ne 😉 When she finds out he is a member of a cult (family), which had been coming with her intuition, she is quick to express that she doesn’t care. Chung-ah bought a broken umbrella = lack of attention and being inside her head when doing things. This rubs me that her extroverted function CAN’t BE Se. After that, she tells herself to stop worrying about Kim Yohan because her family just got scammed and she doesn’t have time to worry about others. That strikes me as Fi. And an individual personality trait: she’s caring. About a guy she doesn’t even know. Then, she mentions that is, because she can’t even take care of herself (she acknowledges it is a weakness. So far, inf Si). Fast forward, she open the door of the empty house where she is living now and hits the boy’s face as she opens it (= careless). She apologizes and immediately says this has happened before with the guy that installed the gas in her (current) house saying he broke his nose. This is a clear connection between past experiences Ne-Si….although in a very Ne-like way of oversharing info. Kim Yohan says they have a common goal and that is also one of the reasons she’ll need his help and he has to move in with her. She responds: “Whatever. I don’t want to. I don’t care. Goodbye” and tries to close the door. Fi INDIVIDUALITY. To me, she’s too talkative (Ne) to be an INFP. And although her morals (Fi) are a compass to her (auxiliary), it doesn’t strike me that she’s always uptight and thinking about it like fierce Fi-dominants. She states it vocally like Fi aux and that’s it. As if it’s also been backed by Tert Te given its solid place. I am settling for ENFP so far. Any updates, I’ll let you guys know. EDIT: Start of chapter 3, Chung-ah asks Yohan if all he’s eating for breakfast is a sandwich from the convenience store. He agrees and she flips over how health is very important for ‘seniors’ like them. —> Inf Si can manifest as a sudden preoccupation for health. Being somewhat bad at it but hyper fixating on it as it is a cause of worry = bodily senses. I relate to it as well. This is spot on. Chung-ah hears from her school friends that everyone that bullied him in the past had their parents’ businesses fail/go bankrupt. From ‘people’s rumors’, it’s assumed his family had something to do with it. After gaining this mentioned info, she thinks about if the same would happen to her family, well, HALF her family’s cafe business. Then concludes she can’t kick him out yet of the house. This is a good example of tert/child Te usage. Not knowing truly what is ‘true’ (Trickster Ti) and blindly believing whatever source seems ‘popular’ = that’s an ExFP’s Te for ya at a young age. EDIT 2: Just look at the connections she makes! “Touching/Hitting each other by mistake felt like she was hit by electricity of a million volts” YOU CAN’T TAKE THAT LITERALLY, YOU’LL DIE! It’s the connections of the THINKING of what it must feel like (=Ne) EDIT 3: when they are both cooking together after they’re a little…closer…she nags a lot at him and tells him how the food should be made (his cooking skills aren’t the best either), but that’s tert Te coming and ‘bossing around’ although in a Childish manner.
