Miyo Saimori mbti kişilik türü

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"Miyo Saimori hangi kişilik türü? Miyo Saimori, MBTI, 9w1 - sx/so - 496 'de kişilik türüdür, RLOAI, RLOAI, büyük 5, EII' dır."

I used to think ISFJ until episode 11 and 12. Episode 11 and especially 12 show us that her ISFJ behavior was armor against the abuse and trauma she endured. Ever notice that the typical “good servant” archetype is basically an SJ? Yeah… Also, how does she have Ne inferior when she is always wanting to explore and learn with her future sister in law? I am seeing Miyo sticking to strict routines, places, duties, and ways of doing certain things because she has basically survived Narcissistic abuse, not because she has dominant Si. Also, where is tertiary Ti working with dominant Si? In fact, where is Ti at all for Miyo? Or even Te and Fe? She’s terrible at making decisions with these functions, and she does not absorb other people’s emotions. Miyo has not actually internalized she is useless, which is why she perseveres despite lacking a gift. She knows she is still a human being with intrinsic value despite having no gift*. She struggles to make decisions the way an NP does; too many options and very little will to act. Also, she asks a lot of questions, which is what gets her in so much trouble with her Si step-mother. For those who have not suffered the absolute hell a narc can wreck on your life and make you question your reality, it REALLY strengthens Si. And myself, I think we see her in a loop with Fi for a lot of the series. She is constantly revisiting her memories through feelings (Fi-Si) not feelings through memories (Si-Fi). The former is also how she connects with people. She does not use Si like a dominant user. We see her dominant function, Fi, emerge in episode 11 and take center stage in 12. This emergence of her true feelings is shown repeatedly to grant her the strength to overcome her adversity, figure a creative solution, and defy the rules and wishes of others (inferior Te overcome by dominant Fi). I’ll post an analysis in the future to respect those who have not seen Episodes 11 and 12 yet. IMO, the Miyo in these episodes is the REAL Miyo.