ext_73460 ([identity profile] kuna-yashmaa.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] sholio 2007-12-30 02:32 am (UTC)

:) I need to read more on this, because the last time I had a psychology course... well, it was loooong time ago.
I spoke from my personal perspective, for I am an introvert. I didn't mean that introvert would know everything about his motives and such, I meant the 'direction of a stare', if I may put it this way. "How those outside affairs affect my inner core?" - that's an introvert thing to ask. Extroverts on the other hand are *not interested* in their 'inside processes'. They don't give a rat's ass about them.

"Extraverted Sensors are at one with objects and experiences now, in the only living, pulsing moment that ever really exists. The Sensor is compelled to see, touch, taste, smell and feel all that moves, wafts, tingles, tinkles, scintillates, vibrates or resonates. "

"Introverted, and auxiliary to Sensing, the T(hinking) function maintains a low profile, keeps its opinions mainly to itself, and readily yields to allow Sensing to savor a special moment."

"Though only a minor character, Feeling plays an important role in a favorite pastime of ESTPs. This is not to say that ESTPs don't care deeply for others, yet Feeling is such a ready hand-puppet, expedient in disarming the "victim" and exposing the jugular. Sincere Feeling is tertiary and thus relatively simplistic in this type. As such, it can be the undoing of ESTPs at the hands of those they (perhaps unconsciously) come to trust."

"ESTPs reserve a certain "gut" sense of timing and luck."

- I think it's definitely him. But he is my least favorite character of all times, so I'm prejudiced. :D




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