How does your inferior cognitive MBTI function affect you as a person?
As most people with INFJ preferences we tend to have Se as the inferior function and I could get hundreds of characteristics of how this function affects us on the internet but I would like to get a more personalized paronama of each of you including other types.
My Se function is yet very immature and I do use it to some extent. Sometimes I envy these people because their way to look at life is so great like free spirits roaming around in their own little world enjoying life to its fullest and probably the ones that came up with the phrase "carpe diem". When I'm feeling bored of routine sometimes I get this urge of doing something extreme and try wind surfing, bungie jumping and hiking but I tend to fantasize more about me doing those things than actually getting my buns of my seat and doing it. Other times when I'm stressed and angry I let my impulses control me and it ends up being a bad idea since most of the times I restrain myself from impulses because I distrust them so much;so when I get the opportunity to follow those impulses I usually end up like a clown in front of people.
Details! Who here has trouble with details? Se dominant personality types are great at taking things from their enviroment and adapting with such accuracy that it's scary. I sometimes would compare Se with James Bond since he can do all this stunts, operate gadgets and fearless jumping off building and doing all these sort of things without thinking what would happen if something would go wrong. If I was in this situation I would be paralyzed not knowing what to do and thinking of all the possibilities of things going wrong. I become obsessed with small details! For example when I'm operating "hazardous" equipment such as knives, drills and other house equipments I take them as potential enemies who will attack me at any moment so I picked them up with utmost care as if holding a baby. Many of my friends laugh at me because of this since most of them are adept at handling such things and make me look like a fool with my incomptence of handling equipment.
On the other hand, one good thing about Se as an inferior function at least on my part is that it's one of my main sources of inspiration. All my ideas and thoughts come from experimenting and taking in the enviroment. If I feel stuck on writing something creatively all it takes is for me to go to nature, smell the trees, feeling the breezy wind on my cheecks and contemplating the creatures in the woods for my creativity to burst off with new ideas on what to do. It's amazing
Well, anyways I could go on and on with how my inferior function(extraverted sensing) affects me in such ways but I'm more interested in hearing your personal stories on how you deal with these inferior functions. So please, contribute.
Thanks
As most people with INFJ preferences we tend to have Se as the inferior function and I could get hundreds of characteristics of how this function affects us on the internet but I would like to get a more personalized paronama of each of you including other types.
My Se function is yet very immature and I do use it to some extent. Sometimes I envy these people because their way to look at life is so great like free spirits roaming around in their own little world enjoying life to its fullest and probably the ones that came up with the phrase "carpe diem". When I'm feeling bored of routine sometimes I get this urge of doing something extreme and try wind surfing, bungie jumping and hiking but I tend to fantasize more about me doing those things than actually getting my buns of my seat and doing it. Other times when I'm stressed and angry I let my impulses control me and it ends up being a bad idea since most of the times I restrain myself from impulses because I distrust them so much;so when I get the opportunity to follow those impulses I usually end up like a clown in front of people.
Details! Who here has trouble with details? Se dominant personality types are great at taking things from their enviroment and adapting with such accuracy that it's scary. I sometimes would compare Se with James Bond since he can do all this stunts, operate gadgets and fearless jumping off building and doing all these sort of things without thinking what would happen if something would go wrong. If I was in this situation I would be paralyzed not knowing what to do and thinking of all the possibilities of things going wrong. I become obsessed with small details! For example when I'm operating "hazardous" equipment such as knives, drills and other house equipments I take them as potential enemies who will attack me at any moment so I picked them up with utmost care as if holding a baby. Many of my friends laugh at me because of this since most of them are adept at handling such things and make me look like a fool with my incomptence of handling equipment.
On the other hand, one good thing about Se as an inferior function at least on my part is that it's one of my main sources of inspiration. All my ideas and thoughts come from experimenting and taking in the enviroment. If I feel stuck on writing something creatively all it takes is for me to go to nature, smell the trees, feeling the breezy wind on my cheecks and contemplating the creatures in the woods for my creativity to burst off with new ideas on what to do. It's amazing
Well, anyways I could go on and on with how my inferior function(extraverted sensing) affects me in such ways but I'm more interested in hearing your personal stories on how you deal with these inferior functions. So please, contribute.
Thanks