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Does anyone else feel an automatic sense of trepidation when they meet an ESTP? I don't why I do, I just do, and I don't think I really feel nervous around anyone that isn't an ESTP.
I'm not sure exactly, I think maybe, a sense of toughness/inferiority they give me? Hmm, I think the directness/bluntness might intimidate me, to be honest. I feel that though with most ESTPs not all.What about an ESTP would make you feel nervous, and why?
Most of the ESTPs I meet give me this sense of social affability thats a bit rowdy at times, but generally I get very little negative energy from them.
Explain the toughness/inferiority part? We are blunt. We like to say what's on our mind, at least I do. I'm known for not having a filter.I'm not sure exactly, I think maybe, a sense of toughness/inferiority they give me? Hmm, I think the directness/bluntness might intimidate me, to be honest. I feel that though with most ESTPs not all.
Well, I speak and think at the same time, I don't think before I talk, I say quite the stupid/random things sometimes and I'm scared of being insulted/scorned, as for inferiority, I feel socially awkward compared to them, the ESTPs I know seem flawless and loved by all which somewhat intimidates me as they seem like they could be powerful forces to be reckoned with.Explain the toughness/inferiority part? We are blunt. We like to say what's on our mind, at least I do. I'm known for not having a filter.
Well, I speak and think at the same time, I don't think before I talk, I say quite the stupid/random things sometimes and I'm scared of being insulted/scorned, as for inferiority, I feel socially awkward compared to them, the ESTPs I know seem flawless and loved by all which somewhat intimidates me as they seem like they could be powerful forces to be reckoned with.
I know so many male & female ESFPs.I'm not sure exactly, I think maybe, a sense of toughness/inferiority they give me? Hmm, I think the directness/bluntness might intimidate me, to be honest. I feel that though with most ESTPs not all.
I take it you like using the thesaurus function?Sometimes I get the sense that my interactions with ESTP's are entirely dictated by what thought happens to enter their head at the time as opposed to any latent morals, values or logical rules the ESTP abides by. Whatever impulse comes up is what they do, and it's almost impossible to tell what a persons impulses are without knowing them well. Thus in my experiences ESTP's who heavily use Se end up coming off as crude pleasure-seekers or unscrupulous, designing sybarites. A pettifogging captiousness often develops, or an absurdly scrupulous morality coupled with a primitive, superstitious and 'magical' religiosity, harking back to abstruse rites.
I made it a bit easier to understand:I take it you like using the thesaurus function?
I never said I didnt understand it; I was just trying to make a point that people dont normally talk like that during normal speech unless they are trying to fit as many syllables into a sentence in an effort to impress others. Usually it backfires and makes the person sound like a pompous ass, so be careful. Gosh, my dad was a perfect example of that....but that's another story entirely! :shocked:I made it a bit easier to understand:
"immoral, designing pleasure-seeker. An unnecessary habit of trying to find faults in others often develops, or an absurdly principled morality coupled with a primitive, superstitious and 'magical' religiosity, harking back to esoteric rituals."
I made it a bit easier to understand:
"immoral, designing pleasure-seeker. An unnecessary habit of trying to find faults in others often develops, or an absurdly principled morality coupled with a primitive, superstitious and 'magical' religiosity, harking back to esoteric rituals."
Haha, to be completely honest much of what I posted were parts of a Jung description of Se users that I read and felt like I had actually written myself. Though I did add things here and there.I never said I didnt understand it; I was just trying to make a point that people dont normally talk like that during normal speech unless they are trying to fit as many syllables into a sentence in an effort to impress others. Usually it backfires and makes the person sound like a pompous ass, so be careful. Gosh, my dad was a perfect example of that....but that's another story entirely! :shocked:
Like I said almost everything I posted were actually parts of a Jung description of dominant Extraverted Sensors that I identified with. Though, I did add some parts to it. You can read it here: http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Jung/types.htmExplain, I don't want to get into a choke on the bone, but I'd like you to explain this part, give me examples? Your whole post just seems like a post in search of a point lol, I do that a lot, with a vague rant on how you can't stand us ESTPs. I'm not going over to your board.