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Jalander “Jal” Fazer mbti kişilik türü

Jalander “Jal” Fazer mbti kişilik türü

Skins UK (2007)Jalander “Jal” Fazer

Jalander “Jal” Fazer kişilik türü

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"Jalander “Jal” Fazer hangi kişilik türü? Jalander “Jal” Fazer, MBTI, 1w2 - sp/so - 163 'de ISTJ kişilik türüdür, RCOAI, RCOAI, büyük 5, ESI' dır."

invented the ''mom friend'' trope. absolutely a queen and a 1w2 for sure edit because it annoys me that my comment has 0 arguments whatsoever so here's a brief explanation on why she is an ISTJ: Jal's arc in her episode was heavily focused on her trying to get out of her comfort zone, because as Chris pointed out - she always says 'no' to everything and refuses to try anything new. Si users, especially Si doms prefer to stay in their comfort zone so this right here was a good portrayal of Si. she's very orderly, organized, disciplined and practical as she's the only one out of the group to keep the rest away from doing something risky. this behavior originates from her childhood - when she had to step into the role of her mother for some time. and I definitely see Fi>Fe, as she holds her morals very high and she's not afraid to call any of her friends out when she sees them acting in opposition to her values. she has a developed Te which makes her assertive and somewhat bossy in a few ways. she's also definitely a perfectionist, which is shown through the storyline about her clarinet lessons. she's disciplined, moralistic rational, hard-working and responsible - everything a type 1 is. and I'd say wing 2 suits her more than a wing 9. she's not exactly expressive about it but every time she criticizes anything or anyone it's because she wants the best for her friends. she's helpful and engaged in her friends' life. 1w2s also tend to be more vocal and critical than 1w9s and she's just exactly like that. forever grateful to whoever wrote her character for giving us one of the few Si dom characters in teen media and for making the character so relatable.