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Bungou Stray Dogs
Chuuya Nakahara MBTI性格类型

Chuuya Nakahara MBTI性格类型

Chuuya Nakahara人格类型

性格
背景
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特征和特征

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"Chuuya Nakahara是什么人格？ Chuuya Nakahara是MBTI中的ESTP人格类型，九型中的8w7 - so/sx - 864，五大类型中的SLUEN，Socionics中SEE类型。"

having a sense of morals isn’t necessarily proof of being an Fi user, that’s called being a decent person. in fact i’d argue that even his expression of values itself is the opposite of Fi. throughout the series they change depending on which group he’s in, be it the sheep or the port mafia. they’re not an internal system that comes from himself. he’s always going according to what the group wants and valuing collective external harmony, and it's not really a matter of upholding a personal moral compass, moreso it's him going according to what is best for a group. he's most comfortable when he's accommodating their desires even if this means lacking his own system of values. his actions of loyalty aren’t for the sake of his feelings of right vs wrong when it comes to morals, in that case they’re always for what he picks up from others. they’re pretty much only for himself when it comes to giving him a sense of security and safety because he's a 6. his Ti can be difficult to see on the surface, but it’s important to remember that he’s a side character and that Ti, being an introverted function, may be harder to observe from the outside. however his impulsiveness doesn’t mean he’s illogical, ruling out Ti, he’s just extremely reactive. there’s already a great example in the comment below mine, and to add on, his way of dealing with the arahabaki situation when he was 15 was a pretty good display of Ti and Fe working together holistically. identity seeking isn’t always an Fi thing (and of course, he has a 4 fix), the method he chose to go about with it is more befitting of Ti wherein facts are collected for the sake of his theory/to answer his questions, but never for their own sake. external facts are made to fit into the framework of his own logical idea rather than just taking them as they are to be applied. also can someone explain sx/sp? i've been considering sx/so, i can't see how he'd be so blind (elaborating in replies)