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{{ชื่อ}} ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ MBTI

{{ชื่อ}} ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ MBTI

Narumi Kanechika ประเภทบุคลิกภาพ

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"Narumi Kanechika ประเภทบุคลิกภาพประเภทใด Narumi Kanechika เป็นประเภทบุคลิกภาพ ENFP ใน mbti, 7w6 - - 748 ใน Enneagram, ใน Big 5, EIE ใน Socionics"

Dude, his Ne is up the walls. He drives everyone insane with his Ne-Fi fantasies of becoming famous. Narumi rubbed Shima the wrong way because of his tendencies to skip too many steps and jump to conclusions. This is because Shima’s background in acting personally excited him. As a result, Narumi saw his acting background as the possibilities and ideas that could build up to his Ne vision driven by Fi passion, as he wanted to see his ideas put in action. For Narumi, the world changes based on how he conceptualizes something, making his perspective on his passion very malleable. His passion provides a sense of individualized identity and an internal compass by which to weigh external expectations against his own private values, and this passion drives his spontaneity (Ne). He cares very much about rehearsal before plays because he has the ability to play to the expectations of the audience. The stories he rewrites has a flair of connectedness, in which he wants his audience to feel the sense of compassion and identification that he put into his work, which people will find moving (Fi). While Narumi will judge this sort of aesthetic on a purely personal basis, he uses his Ne to connect with the emotional and critical responses back to his awareness of the expectations of what his peer groups will perceive as attention-worthy and unique. In this way, his auxiliary Fi is helping to balance artistic integrity and personal identity against the aesthetic expectations of the audience in question. For instance, after he had that Romeo and Juliet play (i forgot which one it was), he was open to criticism and was asking others as to how he could improve as a writer or director or whatever, because he wants to be the best at what he loves most. He is very in tune with the perceptions and expectations of his friends and peer groups than with his own private identity (root of pushy nature), so his private identity might be largely constructed from the opinions of others. Narumi will seize any opportunity to naturally align his worldview/passionate speeches to the framework of the subject, allowing Ne to passionately use one possibility and diverge it fueled by Fi desire. This might explain why he comes off as very pushy, and erratic. Many characters throughout the story become driven insane by Narumi because of his inferior Si’s tendency to gloss over critical details (which they might deem unworthy of their time). As for his Inferior Si— Since he is a very eccentric character, he wants to constantly be inspired, and that is where he derives his personal sense of self, and is always on the lookout for that enjoyment. His inferior Si seems to be his erratic fear of the predictable world, in which he is locked into one course of action, as he has no room for innovation (Ne) or personal expression (Fi). Narumi REFUSES to take one course of action, as he believes one perspective isn’t a definitive one. I believe that if he was an ESTJ, then he shouldn’t have a problem exercising his Si, but from what I remember, this is his BIGGEST fear!