VI me

[complicater-complexer]

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[Valori]

Yuck, Facebook.

[Cyclops]

Originally Posted by Valori

Yuck, Facebook.

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[Banter]

Originally Posted by complicater-complexer

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[complicater-complexer]

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[Elevate]

INTp or INTj

[complicater-complexer]

Originally Posted by Elevate

INTp or INTj

That's the first time I get VIed as these types.

[Cyclops]

Don't know why. Maybe it's just something superficial like he sometimes has a beard.

[Cyclops]

Dude, I still think ESTp-XSTp.

And too Fe around the eyes for a pandemic INTp academic imo

[Kittykat]

ESTp, I think.

[Banter]

EP temperament

• flexible
• mobile
• impulsive, shifting from apparent inactivity to bursts of energy, often several times a day, showing impatience during them
• walk is energetic but "cat-like"
• often seems optimistic and open-minded
• entertains people easily and naturally
• inclined to fidget when forced to remain inactive for long periods

EPs are both static and irrational, so they perceive reality as mostly not changing, and when it does, it's in abrupt "leaps" from one state to another. An EP is bothered by the lack of change, especially as seen through his leading function, since his personal preference is for change. That makes him impulsive, with sudden bursts of action, energy, or even just thought, as he tries to get his perceptions "moving".
As extroverts, EPs tend to be feel that it is up to them to initiate contacts with other people, and EPs in particular tend to feel quite natural in that role.

[complicater-complexer]

Banter did you check the other temperaments and see which one works best for me?

[Cyclops]

Originally Posted by Banter

EP temperament

• flexible
• mobile
• impulsive, shifting from apparent inactivity to bursts of energy, often several times a day, showing impatience during them
• walk is energetic but "cat-like"
• often seems optimistic and open-minded
• entertains people easily and naturally
• inclined to fidget when forced to remain inactive for long periods

EPs are both static and irrational, so they perceive reality as mostly not changing, and when it does, it's in abrupt "leaps" from one state to another. An EP is bothered by the lack of change, especially as seen through his leading function, since his personal preference is for change. That makes him impulsive, with sudden bursts of action, energy, or even just thought, as he tries to get his perceptions "moving".
As extroverts, EPs tend to be feel that it is up to them to initiate contacts with other people, and EPs in particular tend to feel quite natural in that role.

It's always nice to know your copy and paste works.

OK then I went to an old folks home and they were all like this! Oh wait maybe they fitted IX.

Still, at least I met them

[Banter]

Originally Posted by complicater-complexer

Banter did you check the other temperaments and see which one works best for me?

Yes, I've checked and double-checked them several times. But that is of secondary importance. More importantly, did you check all the temperaments and see which one fits best?

[complicater-complexer]

Give me the link so that I check them. What did you find after you double-checked?

[RSV3]

Originally Posted by complicater-complexer

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You look a lot older than the last picture I saw of you.

[Banter]

Originally Posted by complicater-complexer

Give me the link so that I check them. What did you find after you double-checked?

Information you are asking for already provided in my previous post !

[complicater-complexer]

To your surprise EP seems to fit more than the other temperaments.