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Enneagram Subtype Trait Structures

Enneagram Two

SP 2 - Dependent, timid, victim, idealizer, "it compares", "be necessary", fanciful, condescending, hypersensitive to criticism, envious/ fear of envy, tender, possessive, jealous, arrogant and egocentric, sadistic, paranoid and controlling, castrator and vindictive, self- indulgent, fickle

SO 2 - Omnipotence, cold, egocentric, demanding and hypercritical, contemptuous, rebellious and tyrannical, intolerant of limits, intolerant of criticism, competitive, hunger for success and blindness to failure, envious

SX 2 - Aggressive, hypersensitive, "idolater of desire", impulsive and limitless, dependent , histrionic, rebellious and transgressor, hedonistic, idealized self-image, inconsistent, universal giver, anti-intellectual, competitive, unconventional, erotic movements, seemingly loose hips, affectivity disconnected from sexuality, difficulty in delivery, happy, big spender, fear of failure;

Enneagram Three

SP 3 - Be the best; being useful, self-sufficiency, control, hyperactivity, helping compulsion, being a reference person, confluence, the banishment of error, competitiveness, order, knowing how to sell

SX 3 - Dependent on the gaze of the other, sweet/maternal, complacent, ambiguous in sexuality, devalued, shy and insecure, naïve, chameleonic, frivolous and superficial, controlling, cold/hard/insensitive, perfectionist, critical/demanding, efficient, competitive/envious, repressed aggression and rage, psychosomatic, disconnected, anxious, proud/arrogant; does not show you need & self-sufficiency

SO 3 - Competitive, vindictive, histrionic, chameleonic/simultaneous multifaceted, inverted masculinity and femininity, manipulative when giving and receiving, appropriationist, avoidance of the experience of death/frozen, attached to money, attached to the image of his home, scatologically modest, seductive, studied, cheat/liar, professionally independent, fearful/embarrassing/violent/repressed, lazy, interested friend, envious, jealous, ambitious, cold, impatience

Enneagram Five

SP 5 - Retentive, not giving, detachment, fear of being swallowed, excessively docile, self-sufficient, emotionally numb, knowledge oriented, strangeness, guilt, self-demanding, negative, hypersensitive, fickle & renouncing action

SX 5 - Fragile body in a nonconformist spirit, in need of harmony & flees to nature, arid & at the same time hypersensitive, easily destabilized, nostalgic, helpless, does not affirm its place in the world, worthless, undisciplined, vengeful; not doing what is expected, guilty feeling, selfish, self centered, arrogant, seductive, romantic

SO 5 - Idealization, rationalization, compartmentalization, distancing, lack of action and low energy, atmosphere of concealment, desensitization, resignation and difficulty saying no, arrogance, idealization of poverty, stinginess, autistic traits

Enneagram Six

SP 6 -guilty, pursued, accuser, worried, undecided and hesitant, passive, introvert, suspicious, ambivalent, claudicant, submissive, selfish and greedy, nebulous, inhibited, unsafe, slow, dreamer

SX 6 - hesitant and insecure, reckless, challenging, suspicious, anxious, paranoid, cynical, defensive accuser, aggressive, loyal, critical and authoritative, rebel, observer, inhibited, shy, afraid of tenderness, enduring, braggart, honest, competitive

SO 6 - alienation, anxiety and doubtful rumination, chronophobia, retentivity, metaphysical attitude, taboo of selfishness, norm and mimicry, power games, displacement of authority, uniformity, omnipotence and impotence, omnipresence of guilt, self-accusation, fear of freedom, propensity for psychic ideals and shelters, domestication and obedience

Enneagram Seven

SP 7 - Bon vivant, ironic/cynical/sarcastic, self-indulgent, with acquired rights, envious, excessive, aggressive, utilitarian and strategist, impatient / bored, insubordinate and rebellious, selfish and individualistic, prone to corruption, fraudulent and talkative, schizoid vs. austere seductive extravagance, dry, distrustful and skeptical, tenacious and earthy

SX 7 - Talkative, bombastic / exaggerated, exhibitionist, invasive, impertinent and brazen, "clown" with such a sense of ridiculous, self-referential, magical thinking dreamer, pseudo-empathic, selfish, fraudulent, rabid, anti-hierarchical and escapist, clueless, childish optimism, impatient / impulsive and intolerant of frustration, hypochondriac

SO 7 - Narcissistic, selfish, envious / intolerant of frustration, excessive, good and helpful; holy, guilty, hidden rebel who devalues authority, planner / idealist, skeptical with authority, competitive masked, fearful of conflict, theatrical, hedonistic, seductive, abandoned, charlatan

Enneagram Nine

SP 9 - Renunciatory, distant, emotionally insensitive and distrustful, physically insensitive, reactive and rigid, kind and insecure, resistant to change, voracious in his inertia, imaginative, dependent, avoidant of change, avoidant of choosing, concrete, low self-esteem, rebel, timid, procrastinator, sacrificing, involuntary and attached, autonomous, anticonventional, without limits, simple

SX 9 - Very patient, without nuance — black or white, tolerant with the other; severe with themselves, chameleonic, above authority, blind faith, mediator and peacemaker, aversion to change, accurate in the development of tasks, love of food as a shared pleasure, dormouse, difficulty with physical contact, ashamed of communicating feelings, incapable of making decisions, bad relationship with the body and sexuality, hyperadaptive, “indispensable” and docile, empathetic, cozy, sense of duty, susceptible to criticism, disorganized or extremely orderly, talkative or mute, inconstant, pedantic, unkempt, autonomous, hyperactive or distracted SO 9 - Social and kind, good host, emotionally intuitive, chatterbox, hyper-available, tendency towards addiction, workaholic, impatient and impulsive, responsible and collaborative leader, against the abuse of power, curious, clueless, idealistic, naïve

Source: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iFadp6W3OSXl2Ax6rsxD2DXFOjK-na5zYNCVbZE9J4I/edit#heading=h.j2fzqrdskzat

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PoLR Descriptions Socionics

Area of discomfort PoLR is the most vulnerable spot in the Model A. Information on PoLR aspects is acquired slowly, superficially, in small portions and is assimilated very poorly. It is difficult for a person not only to acquire incoming information but also to store it. Person quickly forgets what they've been told a few minutes ago and can not separate out important information from the unimportant. Even a small portion of information through the PoLR aspect is processed with great difficulty. Request for information on the PoLR aspect is seen as a bulldoze, coercion and a direct pressure. In some cases even an offer of help becomes a stress factor. IEE and SEE (Ti PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them to admit: - That they do not understand something; - That their words do not match with the facts; - That they are incapable of explaining something clearly; - That there are inconsistencies in their worldviews, theories, concepts; - That they are not able to consolidate data in order to bring it to a common structure; - That they have nothing to say on the subject matter in question.

SEI and IEI (Te PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them to admit: - That they do not have the necessary knowledge and skills; - They do not know that in fact they are not able to display an active business attitude; - They do not understand the rules of management, principles of operation; - They do not understand the fitness of things, i.e. how external events are connected with things happening around them; - They do not know how to optimize, calculate efficiency.

ILE and SLE (Fi PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them: - To openly express their attitude to other people or to something in general at all; - To describe their relationships, to give an ethical evaluation concerning events; - To be diplomatic, indulgent, good-natured and sympathetic; - To say honestly what they really think and feel.

ILI and SLI (Fe PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them: - To express their emotions; - To explain intricacies of relationships that exist between people within certain group; - To create a positive atmosphere, to get along with the right people, to make oneself agreeable; - To conform to social expectations.

LIE and EIE (Si PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them: - To feel physical discomfort, especially when they are sick; - To admit that they look unhealthy, caught a cold, etc .; - To describe their sensations from eating, to appreciate taste, smell etc.; - To be soft, gentle and affectionate.

LII and EII (Se PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them: - To go against their will or contrary to their principles; - To show strength, to put pressure on somebody, while realizing that they can't do it at the moment; - To achieve certain goal going against their principles and wishes; - Not to give any sign that they are hurt, tired or feel uncomfortable.

ESE and LSE (Ni PoLR) feel very uncomfortable in a situation that forces them: - To become stuck in their memories, patiently wait for the more favorable circumstances; - To put up with the fact that they are running out of time, or they are under time pressure; - To recognize that they are short of time; - To recognize that they are self-contradictory and need to achieve a calmer inner state.

LSI and ESI (Ne PoLR) experience severe discomfort in a situation that forces them: - To be in a completely unexpected and unpredictable situations; - To draw conclusions about the possible outcome of the event, without the prior knowledge and experience with similar situations; - To summarize previous experience and create something entirely new on its basis; - To adopt unconventional and multivariate, open-ended decisions.

Source: https://www.personalitycafe.com/threads/polr-descriptions.475890/

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