Self-Preservation Five Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Self-Preservation Five? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Self-Preservation Five from Enneagram Subtypes and what is the personality traits.
INTP (5w6)
Self-Preservation Five personality type is INTP, which is why they are often seen as idealistic, strange, and overly analytical. INTP's love of analysis and analysis of analysis is the basis for their love of science. The problem with this love of science is that they are always analyzing themselves, which is where INTP's self-preservation instincts come into play. They are masters of self-deception, so they are often trying to convince themselves that what they are doing is actually useful to them. This is why these people are so strange. Strange in the sense that they can't seem to just go along with things that are normal. They have to analyze the situation to death to convince themselves that it is normal. And this is why they can't just go along with things. If they had just gone along with what everyone else was doing, then they wouldn't have had to analyze everything they did. So strange are INTP's reasons for doing things, that it would be strange if they didn't occasionally get themselves killed.
The following table contains facts about INTP's life, which I've gathered from several different sources.
Very protective of personal space and privacy, this type sets clear limits and boundaries and is very comfortable living a relatively solitary life with just a few close friends. They would much rather observe social life than participate in it. Often truly introverted, they prefer not to reveal much of their inner self, finding it difficult to lower their guard for fear of losing their privacy or sense of safety.
