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petronia[ Public'd this one and the last, because several people linked back regarding MB etc. apparently without realising that the entries were locked. Ah vell. XD]
I apologise for being tedious about this psych profile thing - an you like, unfriend me, or do what you will - but feel absolutely impelled to share the best gestalt-flash I've had in weeks:
This is the profile from which I took the music-appreciation bit in the last entry. Go read it, you may recognise yourself.
...Now, do this: replace "Thinking-i, iNtuitive-e, Sensing-i, Feeling-e" with "Crawford, Schuldich, Nagi, Farfarello".
Shines a different light on the team relationship dynamics, dunnit?
I need, like, one of those icons: "My Fandom Is A Metaphor For The Way My Mind Works."
EDIT -- You know what's also a 5w6/3w2 pairing? The fanon version of Harry/Draco. I'm starting to suspect this is a pattern due to cross-fandom population skew toward Type 5 females.** (Ron is 6, Hermione is 1, Lupin is INFP which the literature says is 4 but I think is 1w9. I'm sorry, I'll stop doing this soon, I swear it.)
**EDIT2 -- Because 5/3 is about the only dramatic pairing a 5 would end up in. I'm sure most 5s end up with 1s or other 5s in geek hivemind marriages, or relaxing with a 9, or being thoroughly whipped by a 2. But all those make for really boring romance novels. (4s are good friends 5s wish they had the energy to date; 6s are good friends they wouldn't even think of dating; 8s make them run away.) 3s and 7s OTOH can trip the 5 up, which is all the fun of fanfic, and 5/3 gives you a better chance at a coherent plot than 5/7, if plot is what you want. 5/7 makes for a luffly relationship that lasts 48 hours on average, until the 7 gets bored and the 5 comes to his senses.
Speaking of which I was hit on by a 3w2 in the metro yesterday. XD In the course of 30 minutes of conversation he managed to convey that he was the black sheep of a rich family from the United Arab Emirates, held a Microsoft network certification, liked classical music, was experiencing a bout of existentialist angst at turning 25, recently paid cash for a new Land Rover, plans to own a pit bull, and is currently being audited by the RCMP for running a telemarketing racket. Then he paid for my taxi, so hey, it's all good.
I apologise for being tedious about this psych profile thing - an you like, unfriend me, or do what you will - but feel absolutely impelled to share the best gestalt-flash I've had in weeks:
This is the profile from which I took the music-appreciation bit in the last entry. Go read it, you may recognise yourself.
...Now, do this: replace "Thinking-i, iNtuitive-e, Sensing-i, Feeling-e" with "Crawford, Schuldich, Nagi, Farfarello".
Shines a different light on the team relationship dynamics, dunnit?
I need, like, one of those icons: "My Fandom Is A Metaphor For The Way My Mind Works."
EDIT -- You know what's also a 5w6/3w2 pairing? The fanon version of Harry/Draco. I'm starting to suspect this is a pattern due to cross-fandom population skew toward Type 5 females.** (Ron is 6, Hermione is 1, Lupin is INFP which the literature says is 4 but I think is 1w9. I'm sorry, I'll stop doing this soon, I swear it.)
**EDIT2 -- Because 5/3 is about the only dramatic pairing a 5 would end up in. I'm sure most 5s end up with 1s or other 5s in geek hivemind marriages, or relaxing with a 9, or being thoroughly whipped by a 2. But all those make for really boring romance novels. (4s are good friends 5s wish they had the energy to date; 6s are good friends they wouldn't even think of dating; 8s make them run away.) 3s and 7s OTOH can trip the 5 up, which is all the fun of fanfic, and 5/3 gives you a better chance at a coherent plot than 5/7, if plot is what you want. 5/7 makes for a luffly relationship that lasts 48 hours on average, until the 7 gets bored and the 5 comes to his senses.
Speaking of which I was hit on by a 3w2 in the metro yesterday. XD In the course of 30 minutes of conversation he managed to convey that he was the black sheep of a rich family from the United Arab Emirates, held a Microsoft network certification, liked classical music, was experiencing a bout of existentialist angst at turning 25, recently paid cash for a new Land Rover, plans to own a pit bull, and is currently being audited by the RCMP for running a telemarketing racket. Then he paid for my taxi, so hey, it's all good.
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Date: 2003-06-12 09:21 am (UTC)...sorry, I couldn't resist. It's yours, if you want it.
Completely unrelatedly, when the hell did they make it possible to do styles for the individual entry pages?!
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Date: 2003-06-12 09:49 am (UTC)(I'm in S2 mode, which Rahaeli calls "in heavy beta" - the default styles include individual entry/reply pages, but OTOH they haven't set up memories or anything like that.)
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Date: 2003-06-12 10:05 am (UTC)(*taps her foot impatiently* I wish they'd get S2 ready already! I know it's selfish and unreasonable, that they've got their hands full keeping the site up, period, but I can still wish. XD)
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Date: 2003-06-12 09:39 am (UTC)...So that's why I relate to him. Huh.
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Date: 2003-06-12 10:02 am (UTC)Harry I'd call an ISTP, and my problem is that I can't find an Enneagram correspondence that satisfies. 5w6 with heavy swing along the integration/disintegration lines (7 <-> 8) is the closest I get, with 5w4 being INTP.
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Date: 2003-06-13 05:11 am (UTC)Haven't yet tried this Enneagram business. It looks to be full of numbers, which is immediately off-putting, but I'll give it a whirl when I'm back from England.
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Date: 2003-06-12 10:01 am (UTC)Hell, now I'm a stereotype!
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Date: 2003-06-12 10:13 am (UTC)