Southern Gothic Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Southern Gothic? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Southern Gothic from Visual Art Genres and what is the personality traits.
INFP (4w5)
Southern Gothic personality type is INFP, with an ISTJ or ENTP as an auxiliary.
The Gothic character is a person who, usually due to a traumatic experience, has withdrawn from society and who, in most cases, has a hidden trauma. The Gothic character is a person who, usually due to a traumatic experience, has withdrawn from society and who, in most cases, has a hidden trauma.
The Gothic personality is not a result of introversion, but rather a result of the trauma. The Gothic person is generally introverted and sensitive. The Gothic person who was not traumatized is still socially withdrawn and is quite introverted. This is because the trauma is what has affected the person inwardly and therefore the person is withdrawn.
The Gothic is not shy or introverted because of their trauma, but rather because of their inner pain. The Gothic does not like to be around people because of their pain and lack of trust in others, but because of the trauma. The Gothic is also not an introvert because of the pain and trauma, but rather an introvert because of the pain and trauma.
A Gothic is an INFP with an ISTJ or ENTP as auxiliary.
Southern Gothic is a gothic subgenre encompassing fashion inspired by Southern outfits, locations from the 1800s, and literary works. It originated in works by 19th-20th century Southern authors criticizing their society's racism, sexism, classism, fixation on the past, and decaying economy. Later the aesthetic deviated from literature with the "regional gothic" trend on tumblr in the mid-2010s, which places greater emphasis on Liminal Space, modern American iconography, evangelicalism, and controversially, hillbilly horror.
