Ah Toy Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Ah Toy? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Ah Toy from Warrior 2019 and what is the personality traits.
ENFJ (XwX)
Ah Toy personality type is ENFJ, and I have been feeling more and more ENFJ-ish these days. Many of the qualities that describe me in my ENFJ profile are still present, but I can see how much I've been blurring between the two.
I think the main difference is that in my ENFJ profile, I was a bit more split between the different functions. In the ISTP personality type, I was a lot more split between feeling and thinking. In my ENFJ personality type, I'm a lot more split between feeling and judging. And in my ISTP personality type, I was a lot more split between feeling and sensing. In my ENFJ personality type, I'm a lot more split between feeling and thinking.
In my ISTP personality type, I was a lot more split between feeling and sensing. In my ENFJ personality type, I'm a lot more split between feeling and judging. And in my ISTP personality type, I was a lot more split between feeling and thinking. In my ENFJ personality type, I was a lot more split between feeling and judging.
Ah Toy was an American prostitute and madam in San Francisco, California, during the California Gold Rush, and purportedly the first Chinese prostitute in San Francisco. Arriving from Hong Kong in 1849, she quickly became the best-known Asian woman in the Old West. She reportedly was a tall, attractive woman with bound feet. When Ah Toy left China for the United States, she originally traveled with her husband, who died during the voyage. Ah Toy became the mistress of the ship's captain, who showered gold upon her, so much so that by the time she arrived in San Francisco, Ah Toy had a fair bit of money. Before 1851 there were only seven Chinese women known to be in the city, and noticing the looks she drew from the men in her new town, she figured they would pay for a closer look. Her peep shows became quite successful, and she was known to charge an ounce of gold for a "lookee".
