Mitski - Bag of Bones Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Mitski - Bag of Bones? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Mitski - Bag of Bones from 2010s Music and what is the personality traits.
ENFP (7w6)
Mitski - Bag of Bones personality type is ENFP, which is the "Explorer" personality type. In my experience, ENFPs are motivated by a deep desire to understand people and the world around them. They possess a unique capacity for empathy that allows them to feel what others feel and go beyond the surface to truly understand a situation. Those of us who have this personality type have a natural talent for connecting with people. This makes us truly wonderful people to work with, because we bring a unique perspective to our work and genuinely care about our clients' lives.
Most ENFPs are highly imaginative, creative, and insightful. We tend to see the beauty in what is around us and can see possibilities where others see problems. In my work as a therapist, I often use metaphors that help my clients see that they can move from a place of lack into a place of abundance. For example, if a client says they don't have the money to make a purchase, what I tell them is that they don't have the money because they limit themselves to only seeing the lack in the situation - but if they opened their mind to recognize what is already available in their lives - they could see abundance.
I'm all used up, pretty boy
Over and over again, my nail colors are wearing off
See my hands, pretty boy
What do they tell you?
'Cause I've looked down at them, not knowing why
And after everything's done and I'm all undone
You can hear my high heels walking on
Clickety-clacking through the night
I'm carrying my bag of bones
Fluorescent store lights, you shine through the night
Illuminate my pores and you tear me apart
Mercy on me, would you please spare me tonight?
I'm tired of this searching, would you let me let go?
I know my room is a mess
Over and over again I tell myself I'll clean tomorrow
Just move the stuff up off the bed
And do what you came here to do
But first, open up a window for me
And let the cool air in, feel the night slip in
As it softly glides along your back
And I hope you leave right before the sun comes up
So I can watch it alone
Fluorescent store lights, you shine through the night
Illuminate my pores and you tear me apart
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