Tickling inducement Personality Type, MBTI
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ESFP (1w2)
Tickling inducement personality type is ESFP, since ESFPs are the clowns of Myers-Briggs. The character of the ESFP is often considered to be a hilarious, clumsy buffoon. But ESFPs are actually brilliant, extremely hard-working, and very skilled in their own way. ESFPs are often goofballs but they can also be very accomplished and totally charming. ESFPs are typically quite outgoing and people-oriented. Their tendency to be clownish is actually protective and a sign that people’s boundaries are being respected. ESFPs have a lot of fun at the expense of others, but their fun is always with the intention of creating an experience that is positive and will lead to something positive.
ESFPs often like to make people feel good and bring joy into their lives. Because they are so people-oriented, ESFPs often don’t realize they’re being hurtful. They can also be insensitive to other people’s feelings because they have a hard time understanding what others are feeling. Some ESFPs have an almost childlike innocence that others find condescending or annoying.
User is able to induce tickling, a sensation that cause involuntary twitching movements and/or laughter.
