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Enneagram Movie Board Archive Re: Post Scriptum: the E4 way of drawing attentionPosted by Jan den Breejen on June 16, 1999 at 03:37:08: In Reply to: Re: Post Scriptum: the E4 way of drawing attention posted by Andy on June 15, 1999 at 15:42:30: +++ Can Ana's style be compared to the flamboyant gay parades in Amsterdam and other cities in which they show off with weird erotic clothes? Eroticism as a means to escape from the dark feelings in your head to a state of imagined bliss?
++++ Here you make a point I've allways wanna put to the forum; in the gay scene there seem two enneatype categories over-represented; E4's (quiet gays) and E6's. Perhaps there is a relation between the intense need to have contacts for unconscious 'security' needs and the compulsion to attach yourself to any nice person around (dependent personality.) The flamboyant gay parades in Amsterdam are also a symptom of 'we' versus 'they' group thinking mode of E6's; the Amsterdam Gay Games is a good example. If this is true than gay-ism and nazi-ism have perhaps more in common than they would like to know?
+++ Well, Andy it really doesn't interest me at all; can't help it. : Do you think I would buy cheap clothes if nobody saw it ? +++ this would be very uncommon behavior for an E7 like you! (a little narcissism is present in many E7's) : Or would you use a dress at your picture if you did not liked the +++ no; E1's are more image-oriented (good boy) than many people think; I would even use the word vain to denominate many E1 politicians. : About cars, Saab is not status car, Porche is for impotent men. : The real stuff are a Ferrari, then a helicopter, then a private jetfly , : Myself I would be happy driving a black corvette trough the desert of ++++ I know an E7 woman who is addicted to going to Australia; fusion cuisine; adventure etc! : Tell me do you got a small flower in your office you make a joint from ++++ Andy; tell me; I've seen many E7's whose outer bravado seemned to disappear when they were confronted with things like memories of a friend who died (emotional stuff); and then break out in tears very easily. This seems like a big contrast; perhaps its related to the bi-polar thing extreme E7's have? Do you recognize this 'sudden weeping' phenomenon with yourself (or with other E7's?)
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