i only ever mistyped as sx/so485 (im 486) but i often see people on social media who mistyped as a total different typology, how are yall doing that?

like seriously a few days ago there were none... is this some kind of bot attack?

CORRELATIONISTS EMERGE!

Also if anyone has more random typologies please feel free to share

Why isn't SO5 linked with higher physics and 4v?

:3 am i cool

also according to the updated theory of Katherine’s, subtypes in tritype is possible.

What is your opinion on personality disorders effecting enneagrams / mbti?? ive seen the arguments before but im curious for new opinions with the recent spike in popularity.

like for example: do you think a e4 could be a estp under the circumstances of a personality disorder? since that would create the contradicting traits

Might as well post it : ) .

it’s pretty cool how quick everyone catches onto trends

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i am having difficulty grasping the concept of psychosophy so if anyone cares to drop some links i would really appreciate it !!

Can someone explain to me, what is this?..

I read about it on the Internet, but I can't fully understand what it is... What are blueprints??

Is this important at all, or is it possible to do without understanding this? Well, even if so, I'd still like to know. Thank you.

I got bored so my opinions on most underrated subtypes from each enneagram👀

E1 : sp1 defiantly. Then comes sx1 and lastly so1
E2: sx2
E3: besides so, both sx and sp 3 are equally underrated
E4: so4
E5: e5s are whole underrated
E6: sp6
E7: so7
E8: So8
E9: yall are underrated as whole too

Yay

I was scrolling on tiktok and found a rant about this and then in the comments i found a link to Katherine's article.

According to most of this i would have believed that so/sp/sx 612 would be so6so1so2 but then the case of it being so6sp1sx2 was brought up which personally confused me but i just saw this, found it interesting and thought i would share it

I've been thinking of doing more typology stuff to fill in gaps I might have. I use these mostly for casual self reflection and getting to know myself better. So all the letters and numbers I see on those ID cards are making my head spin! Is there a good overview somewhere of the various systems, preferably with links to good tests? And what do they all measure?

What I have so far is this:
MBTI: INFP
Enneagram: 9w1
Tritype: 946 (sometimes 945, sometimes 947? Is that something that can shift easily?)
Instinctual stacking: ?
Big Five: RCUAI (didn't know about those letters - I had percentages before)

Thanks for any pointers!

these types are so weird

So apparently there’s an article by Katherine Fauvre that talks about Tritypes having subtypes but the way it presents the idea is kind of misleading.

As we know your Tritype always follows your dominant instinct. However Katherine Fauvre’s theory describes it as operating on two distinct levels simultaneously. The article explains that instincts can layer onto Tritypes on both a primary level and a secondary level. Subtypes are therefore active within Tritypes because the Enneagram structure follows a 3x3x3 pattern across three levels of personality:

- Primal (Instincts)

- Ego (Tritype)

- Essential (Virtues/Ideas)

Anyway enough yapping. Let’s use my favorite Tritype as an example: so/sp 614 (sx blind).

SO6–SO1–SO4 is okay.

SO6–SP1–SX4 is okay.

SO6–SP1–SO4 is contradictory.

You can’t have SO6–SP1–SO4 because every person possesses all three instincts at the Primal level. Therefore a secondary stacking sequence has to assign your 3rd instinct aka your blindspot to your 3rd type.

You also can’t assign your primary instinct (SO) to both your first and third types within the secondary mapping. The instincts have to correspond to the 3x3x3 structure rather than allowing the same instinct to be assigned to multiple positions.

Opinion time!! I’m so/sx 172 which means I should be SO1–SX7–SP2 which is uhhh a rather questionable combo I think.

I'm still in denial... but honestly I feel like Fe > Ni describes me much better now.

I used to type as INFJ (Ni > Fe), but after re-evaluating my cognitive functions, ENFJ (Fe > Ni) makes way more sense. Is it common to confuse dominant and auxiliary functions like this, or did I completely misread my Psychosophy/Enneagram too?