IP Socionics

" They are sure that if one is not aware of the natural order of the world, then one cannot live. Those who do not consider the current state of affairs are headed towards disaster. They prefer cynicism to hypocrisy. When the ILI is informed about a situation, they understand it thoroughly and very soon begin to tell the astonished interlocutor the details, causes, and aspects that they have missed. Their analysis is devoid of any self-indulgence." - Aushra Opening Statements :  Written by ImpossibleHunt   This is type that me (and seemingly everyone else) mistypes as at some point in their typology journey, because we seemingly have one capable brain cell. I myself have typed as an INTJ for years before I found ISFP (ESI) to be a lot more accurate. The first thing to note is that the INTJ is a very passive type, and is very susceptible to any sort of volitional pressure (and they react positively to it). They are not "mastermind" types, but are skilled as assessing...

" The LIE is a tireless worker in their endeavours. They enjoy doing science or any other objective work that they find promise in. LIEs work quickly; any work that they touch fizzles away. So much so that they walk in a peculiar way: slightly bouncy, and if possible, preferring to run." - Aushra Opening Statements :  Written by ImpossibleHunt   In my professional opinion, I call these types the biggest dorks in Socionics. Not really because they like to gain factual information to min-max their future trajectories, but because they desperately want to become the "alpha," (whatever the fuck that means) but it comes across as really forced. Like Patrick Bateman level of forced. I find it hilarious, and it's an aspect of ENTJs (LIE) that is often ignored in type descriptions, because despite their need for gaining influence, I can break these types in half over my knee. But I digress. ENTJs often get typed as characters that fit EIE and SLE far better in practice,...

"People of this type do not evaluate the person themselves, but the feeling they evoke, that is, the relationship between that person and the ESI, and between the person and others. Having met a familiar face in the street, the ESI may not remember their name or who they are, but he will immediately remember their relationship - good or bad. Everything else is remembered later." - Aushra Opening Personal Statements :  Written by ImpossibleHunt   Well, this is my type. For some reason, many people assert that ESIs don't really exist in typical MBTI descriptions. I disagree with this claim, I just think ISFP type descriptions in MBTI have been butchered, and they often treated as a flowery, artistic SEI (ISFJ) 2.0 that wants to explore physical sensations than being something different. We already have that type...it's ISFJ. Personally, I don't see why MBTI needs to ISFJ types.  Even Jung described Fi as very outwardly cold, often times not very outwardly expressive...