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Social 6 "Duty"

The Social 6 is characterized by their desire to belong to a specific group of people. They look for these social and emotional systems in which they can find comfort and emotional safety. Usually perceive as a rule follower by many in the community. However I find this to partial true. The SO6 does look for a system of support however, they can also look for a support system that rebels or is against the status quo. The groups they look need to share similarities to them or desirable traits. This 6s can be very outgoing and sociable BUT make no mistake they are still a 6. Meaning that they still share a general skepticism/cynicism of others. They can look like 1s (very responsible) and imo 7s (due to their outgoing and social nature especially if they have a w7)

Characters: Susan Pevensie, Marie Moore, Percy Jackson, Leon S. Kennedy, Xiao Yu, Scott Summers, Kagame Higurashi and Kendall Roy.

Self Preservation 6 "Warmth"

The anxiety the Sp6 harbors can be linked to their high awareness of their current environment as well as the ongoings of it. This subtype usually gravitates more to system that maintain their emotional comfort via order. Usually practical and hardworking this 6s maintains itself safe by maintaining a strict order around themselves. For this 6s the safety in their environment is both physical and metaphysical. Imo they are the most skeptical of all 6s approaching most things with cynicism. Being very careful as to who they let in their space. This subtype can look like a SP5 (due their more reserved nature however the SP6 does look for connection) and SP9s due to their environment focus.

Characters: Edward Cullen, Miles Morales, Bonnie Bennett, Chihiro, Asami Sato, Armin Arlert , Dipper Pines and Pearl

Sexual 6 "Strength"

Often confused by 8s this subtypes fight the fear the inner 6s have by standing on their own. However, unlike the 8 (who look for power and autonomy by themselves) the SX6 looks to fight their fear (by trying to connect with others). This subtype has an edge to them unlike the other 6s. Their desire for connection is more on the aggressive side. They are the most open about their skepticism of others. The focus for this subtype is stability in interpersonal relationships. As mentioned previously this subtype can look like an E8 (simply due to their reactivity) and some 4s (due to their edginess and over expression of emotion).

Tbh tho, each instinctual variant stacking has a degree of cruelty associated with each.

Sp-blind is perhaps the least cruel of them all depending on how one looks at it. They can simulate closeness as well as be close to family and friends. But on the flip side, their cruelty shows on the way they treat themselves. By designating acquaintances and friendships as more important than themselves, all their resources — energy, time, sleep, money, etc — go to upkeeping these relationships. They run themselves figuratively bankrupt of everything they have.

Sx and so-blind both differ on the level of cruelty depending upon what viewpoint they are seen from.

Sx-blinds remain cruel to those that view them to be close friends. By putting themselves and their social acquaintances as foremost, they easily neglect and sometimes downright abandon those that have emotional connections to them. Sx-blinds can leave as quickly and easily as they come. Ask them if they fondly recall your friendship a few years down the line and chances are they won’t even be able to remember your name.

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Excerpted from The Dynamic Enneagram by Tom Condon Copyright 2009, 2013 by Thomas Condon Enneatype One

Enneatype Two

One of my co-mods asked me to theorize on what the Enneagram types might be like as lower fixes, since they have a minimal impact in your personality.

Core:

1. Everything revolves around perfection, right / wrong, ethics, high standards, out of fear of being bad.

2. Everything revolves around winning people over by being warm and helpful, in a desire to get love, and to avoid fears of being unwanted.

3. Everything revolves around success and achievement, bolstering your successes and hiding your failures, to avoid fears of failure and lack of personal value.

4. Everything revolves around constructing a unique identity built up largely around your deep emotions, to avoid fears of rejection and/or lack of uniqueness making you unlovable.

5. Everything revolves around amassing knowledge and becoming in-depth specialists in individual fields, to avoid your fears of not being able to handle the outside world on your own.

6. Everything revolves around securing yourself and your loved ones, disarming potential enemies, and testing self and others, to avoid your fears of having to make decisions and/or go at life alone.

7. Everything revolves around seeking pleasures, avoiding negativity, and escaping from commitment, out of fear of being trapped and forced to look inward at your demons (which you want to deny exist).

8. Everything revolves around assertiveness and seeking power, picking and winning fights, out of a fear that if you do not, others will control / dominate or defeat you.

9. Everything revolves around maintaining your inner peace, subduing your emotions, and going at life at your own pace, to avoid your fear of conflict and emotional upheaval in yourself and others.

Second Fix:

Supports your dominant fix, and has a strong pull on your personality.

1. Strong desire to do things right, be morally appropriate, above reproach, harsh criticisms of self and others in terms of bad / inappropriate behavior.

2. Strong desire to gain love and acceptance from others, uses helpfulness and kindness to achieve those ends.

3. Strong desire to succeed, and a strong streak of competitiveness, likes to be “the best” at everything.

4. Strong desire for uniqueness, often strong emotions, cannot move forward with situations until these are dealt with, often envious.

5. Strong desire for knowledge and mastery over topics, withdraws from others to learn or problem solve, can be secretive / remote.

6. Strong desire for security and inclusion, uses warmth and testing to determine secure relationships, struggles with strong self-doubt.

7. Strong desire for freedom and fun, often a catalyst for both among their friends, prefers optimistic stories, can panic when they feel trapped.

8. Strong desire for self-assertion and dominance, can become aggressive in pursuing what they want or defending themselves / others, solid presence, no-nonsense.

9. Strong desire for harmony in the environment, can tend toward emotional apathy at times or not move forward quickly, amiable but stubborn when crossed.

Final Fix:

1. Crave perfection, moral integrity, can be critical of self and others.

2. Crave inclusion and being wanted, helps others to achieve it.

3. Crave importance, value, tries to impress others with success, denies mistakes.

4. Crave uniqueness, fears they’ll never find their identity, self-critical.

5. Crave mastery, feels they must problem-solve themselves.

6. Crave security, uses warmth, friendliness, and allies to feel safe.

7. Crave adventure, change, and optimism, avoids the negative.

8. Crave power, control, can be assertive, forceful in their opinions.

9. Crave peace of mind, goes along to get along, tries to be optimistic.

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