Posted by Carol V on November 13, 1997 at 18:14:52:
In Reply to: Re: 3's & MBTI posted by Lauren Ryan on November 13, 1997 at 15:04:33:
: Thanks for the input. I'm still confused about the double wing theory, perhaps because I wonder whether the "double-wing" person's less dominant wing would contain more or less the same degree of characteristics that that person would pick up from other numbers. So it wouldn't really be a less dominant wing, but just the usual qualities one draws from every type.(hope that makes sense) Or perhaps you're thinking double-wing people have more qualities from both their wings than from any other number. (?)I seem to have less qualities from my 3 and more qualities from some of the other types, after my 4w5...any comments? This is a great way to learn ever more about 9gram!
Lauren: it makes perfect sense .possibly why I perfer to think I have only one wing .......having one seems quite enough and certainly if you have the qualities of the wing you also have their opposites.......I know for me as a 2/1, est.( 55%/45%), that what a 3 seems to have to process in life is like alternate to the grain of us 2/1's.in brief dealing with deceit .......altruistic 2/1's complusively live the truth as they preceive it, at all cost! I can empathize with 3's maybe cause it's somehow a wing for me but I think more so cause
I have a Son with 3 energy and understand him very well......Gosh darn....What ?...... there's alot of 4/5 's out there......guess its what keeps life creative, to me at least ........I 've always been drawn to 5's
for the handle they seemed to have on emotions being an emotional type myself.and 4's for I don't believe I'm very creative so when I find myself moving into that place I love it. I love the drama of a 4's energy.....and I agree, this is a great way to expand and learn ...we can read forever but it's out there sharing our lives we truly find out who we are......bye for now. CV