Emotion Suppression Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Emotion Suppression? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Emotion Suppression from Superpowers and what is the personality traits.
INTP (9w8)
Apathy personality type is ISTP, or the ISTP in this case. Assumedly, the ISTP is a very practical person. They are the first ones to get into action and will do anything to provide for themselves. They have a strong sense of discipline. ISTPs are very independent and can often appear unemotional to others. They are not pushovers, however, and will fight for what they want. Their strong sense of independence can be a liability and can cause problems in relationships with others (especially if the ISTP is in a relationship). An ISTP will struggle to admit that they need help, but once they do, they will work very hard to achieve their goal.
The primary difference between an ISTP and an INTP is that the ISTP has a great deal of self-confidence in their abilities and strategies. They are not afraid to admit that they can do something and are not afraid to tell other people how they feel or what they want. The ISTP is less likely to ask for help when they are down than an INTP is, but when they do, they will put forth a great deal of effort. The ISTP has a good deal of self-worth and can be very proud despite their lack of emotional expression.
The power to suppress/negate emotions in oneself or possess none at all. Human emotions can be quite an obstacle. Fear can make you unable to face the danger. Compassion can prevent you from shooting the dog even if it's necessary. Love can make you crazy, dumb or lead you straight to the Dark Side. Let alone it hurts. And then there are such things as anger or hatred.
