Why Ni doms can't be the rarest types amongst women An MBTI critic from Socionics point of view. As we know, the most successful men in the dating game, and the men looked upon as desirable mates are all described by - but not limited to - the following words: Alpha male, Leader of the pack, Knows what he wants, Confident, Dominating, Controlling, Assertive, Strong, Powerful. You can clearly see the pattern there, indeed, that looks like a perfect description of the F, ‘Power Sensing’, or ‘Se’. People with F in their base function can easily be described as stated earlier. Which brings us to our point; If the majority of women want men that give the impression of being F base function, then that would mean that they are F suggestive, that their dual seeking function is F, making their Base Function T, ‘Intuition of Time’ or ‘Ni’. How can T Base Function be the rarest types if F Suggestive Function is the most common? I’ll leave this question up for debate before I answer it...
Why are we getting pressured to buy certain people gifts? Gifts are not supposed to be time related, by that i mean having a deadline or any specific time for the matter, nor be event related. A gift is something you get someone when you notice the soon-to-be-gift first, then you think about the person that popped in your head at that time (e.g "oh, person x really loves candle socks, i'm gonna get him this one!') THAT is a gift. The things someone gets for his birthday are not gifts, the gifts you get at Christmas are not gifts... and so on, any 'gift' you get because of a time related event, is not a gift; it's a social token that you have to give back !
Eric's model You and Your tight Moisture a taxonomy of human existence that makes sense By Host Eric ( and now getting fixed by CASuaLII ) of Talking with Famous People Foreplay Introduction: In this document blog post, I’ll attempt to fix the taxonomy model proposed by Host Eric, The model called “You and Your Moisture” has some nice ideas and good potential, it is not Socionics but it’s aight I guess. Although the model sounds c00l to the untrained eye, it seems to have some issues resulting in me (Casual INTP) not approving of it. I tried to turn a blind eye but it seems that Eric believes it is perfect and he’s spreading it like AIDS, which made me go out of my way to be a little productive by finding a solution to this problem. I think it is my duty to help reduce the amount of wrong information and assumptions in the typology community (MBTI has done enough), so here we go! PS: this is probably not perfectly organized but I just came ...
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