Jun Togawa ~ Sakinorva Databank

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Jun Togawa

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Jun Togawa ~ Sakinorva Databank

Jun Togawa

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	strawberry crisis enfp 7 2018/08/07 (Tue) 01:45:35 #2618
	Togawa, a blinding example of an ENFP 4, may conventionally be considered an ENFP as decided by the Functions, too, as she was an pioneer of the eroguro movement and spent much of her career parodying, experimenting and showing off herself in all the vibrance and dullness she could offer the world. Her chaotic, almost “logic-blind” worldview denounces the idea of her having a thinking function upfront, but this delves even further into an emotionally visceral side of her that she very proudly puts out to the world; despite the depth and intricacy present in her art, her emotionality as is presented does not originate from her inner world. There is no filtering in Jun’s presentation, no lasting stable impression, and nor a true show of hiding; wearing her emotions on her sleeve, she is led only by an internalized impression that she is inherently disconnected from the world and doesn’t truly belong within it; this points toward her immediate, restless Extraverted Feeling being subtlely guided by her own Introverted Intuition, a totem that directs the attention of her feeling to the art she creates. With Jun, you realize that there is a “pulling in” that drags along with it the burden of a world’s feelings pressed upon her, a call from downstairs that reaches but cannot be reached out to because of a fundamental understanding that has developed in her mind that she is different; in her, the turbulent relationship between extraverted feeling and extraverted sensing embodies itself so strongly into the emotional atmosphere she cannot relate back to that it creates an overwhelming emphasis on her own detachment from it all. This is why she may appear to use Introverted Feeling, where the impression of the feeling is created within her while leading with an erratic Extraverted Intuition. But because her focus is so dependent on an externalized idea of feeling, it makes sense that she could not truly be type 1 or 2 and that it’s merely how she seems to appear. She would be a 3@1.

Editing post #2618 by strawberry crisis <p>Togawa, a blinding example of an ENFP 4, may conventionally be considered an ENFP as decided by the Functions, too, as she was an pioneer of the eroguro movement and spent much of her career parodying, experimenting and showing off herself in all the vibrance and dullness she could offer the world. Her chaotic, almost “logic-blind” worldview denounces the idea of her having a thinking function upfront, but this delves even further into an emotionally visceral side of her that she very proudly puts out to the world; despite the depth and intricacy present in her art, her emotionality as is presented does not originate from her inner world. There is no filtering in Jun’s presentation, no lasting stable impression, and nor a true show of hiding; wearing her emotions on her sleeve, she is led only by an internalized impression that she is inherently disconnected from the world and doesn’t truly belong within it; this points toward her immediate, restless Extraverted Feeling being subtlely guided by her own Introverted Intuition, a totem that directs the attention of her feeling to the art she creates. </p> <p> </p> <p>With Jun, you realize that there is a “pulling in” that drags along with it the burden of a world’s feelings pressed upon her, a call from downstairs that reaches but cannot be reached out to because of a fundamental understanding that has developed in her mind that she is different; in her, the turbulent relationship between extraverted feeling and extraverted sensing embodies itself so strongly into the emotional atmosphere she cannot relate back to that it creates an overwhelming emphasis on her own detachment from it all. This is why she may appear to use Introverted Feeling, where the impression of the feeling is created within her while leading with an erratic Extraverted Intuition. But because her focus is so dependent on an externalized idea of feeling, it makes sense that she could not truly be type 1 or 2 and that it’s merely how she seems to appear. She would be a 3@1.</p>
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date	username	vote
19/01/28 00:53	suckmydick	ENFP
18/05/02 09:06	mstr-k	ENFP
18/05/02 07:00	strawberry crisis	ENFP
18/05/02 06:15	Stephen Hearts	ENFP

date	username	vote
18/05/02 09:06	mstr-k	4w3
18/05/02 07:00	strawberry crisis	4w3
18/05/02 06:16	Stephen Hearts	4w3

date	username	vote
18/05/02 07:00	strawberry crisis	so/sx
18/05/02 06:16	Stephen Hearts	so/sx

date	username	vote
18/05/02 07:00	strawberry crisis	IEE