The Body Language Of The 16 Personalities

[@ErikThor]

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[@Elodie_N_INTJ_Analyzes]

Jung said that the Ni dom are the ones who understand behaviors/body language the best. ⭐ We do it constantly naturally. I totally agree, the body language say a lot about the psyche of the person. Ohh it's so fun : as a perceiving dominant, I prefer my left side, but it's just because my nose has a better shape seen from this side. 😆 I noticed some differences between aware and less aware persons, the way of moving and walking, thinkers & feelers, specific functions... the eyes say a lot. I will not share it and restrain myself. I will let you share your insights. Continue to use your gifts. Impatient to see your next videos.

[@infernal..]

So interesting. I can think of ppl

[@emmaboberg6818]

A lot of people, especially people who doesn't know me that well, or just not used to how I speak, tell me I speak very fast. But I believe it's more because of social shyness/awkwardness because I'm definitely not extroverted. And I also speak pretty monotonic, and not the best at articulating so maybe that's why I need to repeat myself very often😅 Anyway, enough about my rambling. Great video!

[@salemsmith2878]

Now we just need you to do a body language video of all the aura color types.

[@hollyfox2932]

Wow! So cool!! And totally on target for the people I know.

[@entropy8000]

I feel like micro expressions are harder to judge because there are definitely clusters and patterns, but there are some times (in my opinion) where they express things differently than what is said about a type. For example, ive seen some Si users doing the 'Ni' toggle even though they are an Ni blind/or not Ni users. I've also noticed that Ni users can do the toggle and look upward but also they can be seen fixated on a distant point looking down while slowly stringing together their thoughts. I definitely read them when im trying to type someone but sometimes it throws me off, and its much easier to think about their functions and usages as well as blindspots/sources of stress.

[@ErikThor]

Everyone can use all functions :) Its a nice way to see them in action!

[@brocklytodd5317]

yeah amazing vid

[@marleenstukkien5384]

Lol, I look down to not fall flat on my face 😂 Sorry, carry on 😊 I'm literally the slooooooooooooooowest talker ever by the way. But... are you saying NF types have eternal youth? Edit: now I understand why I as a perceiving type had my stroke in the left hemisphere of the brain... because that wasn't needed anyway 😂

[@ErikThor]

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