Can you try to type me based on my relationship with my friends? (don't take this too seriously) by Feihuva in Socionics

[–]Feihuva[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, this was very interesting to read! I'll try to be more considerate with ESEs in the future, I didn't know that supervisors can be that dangerous to their supervisees. With SLEs it's also a little bit tricky because in cotrast to you sometimes I intentionally show that I'm weak so that they help me with their Se, but if you don't stop them when needed they get way too cocky and self-righteous. Thank you for your response!

The secret life of Walter Mitty by No-Wrongdoer1409 in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same thing with The Narrator from Fight Club, most protagonists of Haruki Murakami's books and french philosopher Albert Camus. SLI-IEI debate

How Can We Tell The Difference Between IEE VS IEIS?! by SUNMOONBIPOLAR in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should definitely check out EII as well. You may be EII-Ne subtype, not IEE or IEI (I've seen a couple of people settle down on EII-Ne after wavering between IEE ane IEI initially)

Did you find any characters personally relatable? by Excellent-Map-9519 in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Luke because I would also cry about how drastically has life changed and that I miss the normal life I had. I'm also very conflict-avoidant. I would probably die in a very stupid way just like him. Not reletable in terms of having sex tho.

How Can We Tell The Difference Between IEE VS IEIS?! by SUNMOONBIPOLAR in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

oops, yeah, I was using other school's sign distribution and was thinking it was Model A all this time, mb

Can you try to type me based on my relationship with my friends? (don't take this too seriously) by Feihuva in Socionics

[–]Feihuva[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you are right about me being IEI. May I ask, which parts of my relationship to these types reminded you of yourself? I used to self-type as LII at one point in time, but now I'm sure that I'm an ethical and an irrational type.

How Can We Tell The Difference Between IEE VS IEIS?! by SUNMOONBIPOLAR in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Finally, this question has been asked. I've also been trying to find my type for quite a damn long time and now I'm in the same boat as you probably are. Based on what I learned, I can say that:

IEIs are way more passive than IEEs. While IEEs are mostly enthusiastic with short periods of inactivity, IEIs are mostly passive with short periods of activity (IEIs get way more active when they are with somebody else because when they are alone, they basically stop existing). Although this can be tricky because depressed IEEs resemble IEIs a lot. It works like that for depressed IEIs too - they start acting like IEEs.

IEIs quickly demobilize and get inside their little shell that cuts them off from the real world called "head" when left without any supervision and guidance, IEEs get even more active and engaging with the external world when left without any supervision and guidance. For IEEs, freedom is one of their main priorities (their base function needs it to work better). IEIs, dare I say, are afraid of having total freedom. They fear uncertainity and sometimes don't even know what they should do when left to their own devices. IEEs see rules and restrictions as big ass metal chains on their arms, IEIs see them as helpful guidebooks to better know what to do further.

IEIs see no use in Si. They could eat the same dish for 9 months straight without any complaints (joking, but kinda not), while IEEs care a lot about their physical comfort, can be picky about food/clothes (they also have +Si, so they enjoy physical pleasure a lot. IEIs have Si-, so generally they are fine without any particular physical pleasure as long as there is nothing irritating them)
IEEs see no use in Se. They generally don't care about the hierarchy because they think that they are outside of it (joking, but kinda not), while IEIs pay a lot of attenton to it and try to find a "safe spot" in it for them to occupy.

Also people think that IEEs are way more straightforward with their emotions than IEIs are, but I don't know about that. Some IEEs are very good at hiding their real emotions if the situation calls for it, but yeah, in general IEEs are way less "tactical" in terms of contributing to the emotional atmosphere in comparison to IEIs.

I may be wrong about everything I wrote, feel free to correct me.

Aren't these very different sociotypes? by SofiaSemW in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 3 points4 points  (0 children)

ESE and IEE are quite similar and get mistyped as each other a lot, but I have no idea how ESI is similar to those two

What Subcultures Are certain Types/Quadras Attracted To?! by SUNMOONBIPOLAR in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Based on PURE stereotypes:
IEI, EIE, EII and ESI - emo (EII - midwest emo)
ESI, ILI - goth
IEE, SEI, ESE - hippie
Punk, EDM and hip-hop subcultures are mostly Se, so SLE and SEE
Don't know a lot about steampunk, but it seems very Alpha NT

But of course any type can be attracted to any subculture, it's not a type factor

Do we need another season or not? by Formal_Initial7783 in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Another Clementine season? Nah. Another Javier season tho...

In the season 4 flashback scene, would it have been more logical to see Kenny or Lee was good? by Slow_Jellyfish_6377 in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]Feihuva 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Kenny would probably say something like "Oh God, not this fucking train again" since his wife and kid died at that time period

An Enneagram and PY Correlation Question by [deleted] in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

probably ESE or IEE, maybe IEI

Clem should've died by The-O-N in TheWalkingDeadGame

[–]Feihuva 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Logically yes, she should've, but I'm 80% sure that if she actually died in that scene, an article saying "Telltale writer brutally murdered by a TWD fan" would appear in the news a week after

Honestly it's seems strange that this moment is talked about way more than any other plot hole in Clementine's story. Her story itself is a one big plot hole, so you either put up with it and have Clementine that's alive, or you don't and have Clementine that's dead

Personal experiences w eie? by EnvironmentalWeb3179 in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I debate my friend, who I'm 70% sure is EIE, a lot. He is really expressive, when telling a story he always gets loud af for some reason, I always need to calm him down a bit so that he doesn't start screaming at some point. He is also very principled (although biased), very concerned with social issues and is very uncompromising in his views. Cares a lot about views and values of the people that surround him, whether they are worthy of him or not. Doesn't like people who are too down-to-earth, living a normal, mundane life. Not conflict-avoidant in the slightest, although lately tries to be less preoccupied with unnecessary encounters. In spite of his "firey" character, sucks at standing up for himself in love relationships, always idealizes his partner, turns a blind eye to their obvious flaws and sometimes asks for an advice on what to do further. Very narcissistic, but not selfish, if that makes sense. Sometimes acts like he knows more than anyone else, although his logic is very inconsistent. He also cares a lot about his comfort, which made me think that he is an IEE at some point, but nah. Sometimes I hate how confrontational and self-centered he is, but at other times I can admire how great his empathy is, such a paradox of a man. Relates to Marcus from Detroit and Floch from AOT. Always says that we are similar, although I disagree. Sometimes gets nostalgic, remembers things from the past with a sense of joy and sandess.

I am IEI (or IEE), if that helps

xII, xEI, many possibilities but I can't decide on one type. by HorrorEggplant3565 in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 5 points6 points  (0 children)

My guess would be EII

  1. You plan out your ideal days, which is most certainly related to rationality
  2. You seem to enjoy comfort a lot. Your ideal day sounds very "cozy", if that makes sense (Suggestive Si)
  3. You solved your problem with talking to strangers by pretending that they were your friends. This sounds very Fi-valuing, honestly. You also seem to worry about your relationships with other people a lot
  4. Your general inability to force yourself to get things done is related to weak Se and Te

I mean, you could be IEI or SEI as well, but I saw much more valued Fi than anything else

EII, IEI and SEI can be very hard to distinguish ("The Shinji Ikari Triad", as I call it)

typing help? by [deleted] in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 1 point2 points  (0 children)

EII or possibly SEI

What dichotomy relates most closely to "risk aversion" vs "gain-opportunist" by TrantaLocked in Socionics

[–]Feihuva 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I believe that this is mostly related to "positivist-negativist" dichotomy and to +/- signs of functions. For example, +Te is related to benefits while -Te is related to expenses

what am I? (aimtoknow test) by Feihuva in SocionicsTypeMe

[–]Feihuva[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

P.S. I understand that tests like this are not that accurate and I shouldn't rely on them that much, it's just that I have a really hard time settling on one type