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Socionics is better than made out to be by some of you
by Ryan(LII)

Some of you, I've noticed, are really bad at typing people, and this would conclude the fact of you not liking socionics, especially not seeing use for it beyond the logic. A major problem is that a lot of you regard MBTI in your socionics efforts. Trust me when I say that the dichotomies aren't the same in both ...
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C9 Well put, Ryan. I think it is also important for those interested in Socionics to be patient with typing others, especially those who are inexperienced in typing others. For instance, I almost always guess wrong once or twice before narrowing in on someone's true type. For those with much experience this is may not be the case, but for those who are new to Socionics, typing should be a fluid process. That is, it may require a fair amount of detective work, and you should not settle on your decision until you are absolutely certain. If that person does not match up with the hidden agenda, intertype relations, or traits of the type you have guessed, guess again. -- Travis (INTj)
C10 I find the beginning of the article "some of you i've noticed are incredibly bad at typing people" to have the author present air of unfounded superiority, then to continue discussing socionics without a balanced critique but rather just a propaganda campaign to be the actions best described as that of a brainwashed fanatic. -- Cyclops
C11 Bob - in case you could not read what you yourself copied and pasted, E - open and OFTEN talkative, I - OFTEN appear reserved, quiet and thoughtful. meaning you don't ALWAYS act a certain way. I am an introvert but there are times that i am talkative. i've read on wikisocion.org that the main difference, in socionics, between I and E is that E's more often initiate relationships, whereas an I will let others. and i am actually INFP in MBTI and INFp in Socionics, but i don't think it's like that for everyone and imo it is ignorant to assume such a thing since the dichotomies DO NOT match up. if i were an INFP in MBTI and used the MBTI functions in socionics, then i would be an INFj. the description for INFj doesn't describe me, but INFp does, to more extent than any MBTI description has. you seem to have little understanding of socionics... or what this article was about to begin with. admittedly what had drawn me to socionics more than MBTI was the intertype relations. before i knew what socionics was, i had been reading up on everything i could about MBTI. i found it difficult to believe that my ENFP mom could be the ideal match for my type, because she is childish and annoying and seems to think that she is psychic and knows everything when in reality... she doesn't. and under the "least likely for relationship" was ESTP, and "possible relationships" was ESFP. i didn't believe that at all, i am so drawn to those two types, so i tried to find as much as i could about the relationships between types, when i stumbled across socionics. and of course socionics gave a totally different explanation, and one that made sense to me. when i first started reading about socionics i found a lot of controversy between it and MBTI and i didn't really know which one to believe but that just made me want to research more and more, as much as i could. a couple of years ago i had to write a 15 page paper for a creative writing class and i chose to write about socionics vs MBTI. i guess i had a sort of "sudden realization" that a lot of MBTI doesn't make sense. -- Anonymous
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