Ninurta / Pabilsag / Zababa Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Ninurta / Pabilsag / Zababa? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Ninurta / Pabilsag / Zababa from Mesopotamian and what is the personality traits.
ESTP (6w7)
Ninurta / Pabilsag / Zababa personality type is ESTP, or one of the other ISTP personalities. I wonder if that is why the N-word is being used in the first place? If you are an ESTP, you are probably offended by the use of the N-word in your personality type's name. That's unfortunate. I know it is used in my personality type's name, too. It's used in many others. And I'm not offended by it. What's sad is that you can't be ESTP without using the N-word. Not everyone is a racist. But, I'm really curious...what is the main reason that you are offended by the name of this (or any) personality type?
The ESTP (or one of the other ISTP personalities) is probably the one most likely to be offended. The ESTP's sense of propriety is much more developed than the ISTPs'. The ESTP normally has a very good idea of what is appropriate, and what isn't. They don't like it when someone else thinks they are doing something inappropriate, and they don't like it when people are being rude and insensitive. They normally have a good sense of what is appropriate, and what isn't.
The god of agriculture, farming, healing, hunting, law, scribes, and war, Ninurta was the son of Enlil and Ninlil and was married to the healing goddess Bau/Gula, goddess of healing. He was originally the local deity of the town of Girsu and the city of Larak, but eventually became the patron god of the city of Kalakh. A major festival of his, the Gudsisu Festival, marked in Nippur the beginning of the plowing season.
