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nicked the idea from a thread in the 9 subforum by @MBTI Enthusiast 
I'm even more curious about YOUR results than i am with those of my own enneagram type XD, because Sixes seem to be the most diverse and the most evenly distributed among MBTI types.
on to the questions:
1. What is it like being a Type 6 of your MBTI type? What makes you different than the Type 6s of other MBTI types? What makes you different than the the rest of your MBTI type who aren't 6s?
2. Do you feel that your MBTI type supports or contradicts your enneagram type? How does it do so?
3. Do you relate more strongly to your MBTI description or your enneagram description?
4. Do you think you could more easily relate to someone of your same enneagram type but different MBTI type or your same MBTI type but different enneagram type?
thanks!
I'm even more curious about YOUR results than i am with those of my own enneagram type XD, because Sixes seem to be the most diverse and the most evenly distributed among MBTI types.
on to the questions:
1. What is it like being a Type 6 of your MBTI type? What makes you different than the Type 6s of other MBTI types? What makes you different than the the rest of your MBTI type who aren't 6s?
2. Do you feel that your MBTI type supports or contradicts your enneagram type? How does it do so?
3. Do you relate more strongly to your MBTI description or your enneagram description?
4. Do you think you could more easily relate to someone of your same enneagram type but different MBTI type or your same MBTI type but different enneagram type?
thanks!