I am a 5 and most people don’t think I am sensitive because outwardly I am not super emotional. But, I feel my own emotions and those of others very deeply. I have worked really hard to detach myself from my emotions, but it doesn’t mean I am insensitive. It just means I keep my sensitive side very guarded. I am selective about who sees that side of me.
Great video! I agree with you about personal safety concerns, especially when traveling, getting robbed on vacation is painful enough, but getting robbed with an authentic bag is even worse. To me, it makes sense to travel with a fake kislux bag and not carry any valuables that you would miss. Also, if your bag gets damaged by dust, stains, accidents, whatever it is, it doesn't matter even if it's fake.
You get the sensitivity thing right, I think. Like your dad, I am super-sensitive to noise. And, when recruiters ask me for my super-power, I tell them that I am a living BS detector. Being a 5w4, too, I can tell you something about your son: Don't be surprised when he suddenly drops interest in blacksmithing. What I think is typical for us is that once we think we know enough we loose interest from one day to the next and will watch out for a new interest. And we won't look back. I found myself to be what Barbara Sher called a scanner personality. 5s are self-contained as long as we don't know the other person. As soon as we recognize a like-minded person we can become quite open and talkative. I'd suggest self-sufficient as a better description. I assume that most fives will go for a job that leaves them enough time and energy to pursue one's interests while being able to pay the bills. (This is what Barbara Sher called "the good enough job" and I'd agree.) In addition, the job shouldn't be boring but fun. Not kidding here, I have already turned down a better-paid job several times because of this. The time I spent on this video wasn't wasted as I learned something new: I am an relational type. Didn't know that but it makes total sense. Your description of perceptive hits the nail. You asked, and yes, I was a real challenge to my teachers. But I was so lucky to have had some of the best teachers one may think of. Nearly always willing to answer my questions. In particular, in the physics classroom when we discussed determinism. I still remember and value this teacher as one of the best persons I ever met in nearly six decades. I don't think I am designed to be around other people ;-) They just suck my energy. Actually, I think I am not designed at all, just a random result of a gene combination. :-) Most people aren't really interested in other people. They are mainly interested in something that they want to get and are just figuring out how to get it from you. If you don't have something they are interested in or they can't use you somehow, they will ignore you. These days, you can count on one hand when somebody really wants to get to know you better. I found that I can make a real impression just by actively listening. Seems to be a rare trait. I hate christmas, too. Sorry. Aren't all lifes pointless? We are not negative! We just see the risks and can't ignore them. I bought the Van Halen debut album when it was released and loved it! :-)
A living BS detector? That’s a superpower I think we all need in our lives! Forget about flying or invisibility; I’d take the ability to sniff out nonsense any day!
Great video. I am a new fan of your channel and I love your vibe. Also, I can't tell the difference between the two Bottega bags, the kislux is close and cute, so that's enough for me. I will bring my friends to buy.
Another great video, Tom! I'm a 6, and I, too, am chomping at the bit for the Enneagram 6: Best & Worst. 😊 I'm also an Orlando native. I've commented on a few of your videos regarding my admiration for you and your love for the Enneagram. I've tried watching other Enneagram videos from other people and I click out. They don't resonate with me. Your channel is my go to! I let people know about the Enneagram all the time, so much so I swear by it! 😁 To me, it's the #1 most accurate of the different psychological and/or personality typing tests. Anything to understand all perspectives of myself outside of my own self and the people I love (and work with) is a win for me! Keep it up!
I am typically very open to sharing my thoughts and feelings on things as a 5 (maybe my wing 4 has a lot to do with that too?) but I rarely do so unprompted (unless I know you and am very comfortable with you). So because of this, when meeting new people I come off very reserved even though I may have many thoughts and feelings going through my mind. I often get a lot of enjoyment from simply observing dynamics within a group and often think that my own participation in it will "ruin the vibe" or something, so it's a sort of speak-unless-spoken-to energy I give off. Which is why me even leaving this comment is sort of uncharacteristic of me, but idk I'm trying to maybe share myself more umprompted without expecting something in return. And I'm often jealous of how easily people make friends and relate to people (such as 7's). There's a constant battle between I want connection deep down, but I also feel being vulnerable is very frightening. And I think sometimes theres is a temptation to even use the ennegaram as a sort of "cover", where I just tell someone my enneagram type so they can learn all about me from a distance, and I dont have to be vulnerable. Like I want people to understand me without all the messiness and potential pain of being rejected and not being heard or misunderstanding me. Anyway, i think im rambling now but maybe some 5's out there (or other types?) can relate to this
As a sx/sp 5 I can say we have a great deal of emotions, but we hold them at an intellectual distance and we try compulsively to alchemize them into inner power and insight, rather than letting them run free. We also isolate our energy centers in our body from each other so that the heart/mind/gut are not in alignment, and not expressive, and this causes us to commonly experience intense chronic pain which can develop into serious autoimmune and connective tissue diseases (See for example: Stephen Hawking or Paul Klee). The reason we block so many things off is because we ARE so sensitive and we are coming from the 8 place of reacting to being overwhelmed and using withdrawal and self restriction to try to gather enough strength and insight to confront the overwhelm. The problem is that we get stuck in this behaviour without remembering why we did it in the first place and just go on and on collecting power through self restriction in a way that is very 4ish, unable to break out of our behaviour. If we can remember that we actually experience the world as scarce BECAUSE we are protecting ourselves from being overwhelmed by abundance, we can start to widen our view of things and let our energy flow freely in and out and through our bodies and be present with abundance in a way that is not fearful/angry (the self restriction of 5s is analogous to how 8s turn fear into anger). This can hopefully save us from the common fates of sx5s: insanity and horribly painful deaths through chronic disease.
I bought a replica of a Chanel brooch for $20 to compare materials etc. The real brooch cost $800 and was made of the exact same materials - brass, synthetic pearls, glass. The other one is a $40 one kislux Backpack Replica - also works for Compare - I can't find any difference and still use it for the gym
The knockoff was probably made by the same company. I bought a temu costume jewelry pin and it had a signature on the pin. I looked up the name and the pin was 249.99. I paid 2.50. I think it was the same company that the signature jewelry was made in China.
Do all 5s not miss people? Because I try missing people, but I can’t. I also don’t know how to grieve. The feeling of loss always comes late and that sucks because everyone has moved on. 🙄
So many highly nuanced accurate points, like when you talk about the wings. 5w6 may be more I "know the actual data/ have the research" and 5w4 is very much "I want to know what they *don't* know/what they don't understand". You have a keen understanding. I am somewhere in that realm of the diagram, 4w5 or 5w4. I highly relate to shame with focus on identity and image fostering as well as to the concept of 5 guarding oneself or isolating. Where the 5 aspect is concerned, it is difficult to enmesh in the world with others because there is a constant "seemingly objective" awareness of others' motives, a sense of knowing why people are saying and doing everything they do and at the root seems to reveal a kind of neediness and there is a heightened sensitivity to that feeling of neediness from others which causes me to want to retreat because it feels oppressive, what people want and expect to appease their own needs. But I do realize that's my own lens, may not be true, and that in essence it's a denying the fact that I too have many needs. There is the sense of finite energy too which exacerbates this. In the private unseen realm though, there are Tons of Intense emotions and nuances of feeling. It seems that something early on in life must've impressed those things need to remain hidden... I think that kind of elucidates 5 aspect of sensitivity even further, whether core or wing.
As a side note, I've read that book many times. With the chapter descriptions, I could relate to both types. But with that one illustration near the beginning of each type around the dinner table, I related to 5 and not at all to the 4 who was depicted saying something like oh cheap caviar! haha
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! It's fascinating how the nuances of the Enneagram can shape our interactions and understanding of ourselves and others. Your insights on the 5w4 and 4w5 dynamics are truly intriguing!
Ok..."Ms 5"here... Just want to say the application of wisdom could actually be the ability to observe and recede...to allow life and all of life's hiccups play out very imperfectly while remaining quiet on much of what we see because we see the futility of trying to control life. As observers, we basically see everything that everyone else is too distracted to see...in themselves...in others..in problems....and thus we eventually may come to see that there is no fixing it...and that life is messy and everyone is engaging in it from their own perspective with their own personalities, strengths, blind spots. likes, dislikes, etc...and it's all fine. People "need" to play out the struggle and the drama. It appears to be what they're here for...So a 5 "applying" their wisdom, may just be a 5 being a 5...not bothering to interrupt the processes of others and instead focusing their energies and attention on things they enjoy that don't depend on trying to change things that will likely change naturally when the time is right anyway...and not likely a moment sooner...so ??? what's really the point? People and their strange (to us) obsessions are draining for us. Can we help it (and "should" we even try to?) if we've seen only futility in those obsessions and would rather opt out? Maybe the application of wisdom can be found in this opting out. I'm starting to feel like maybe I'm putting words in the mouths of all 5's, which I'd hate to do. This is basically my own perspective as a 5. Any other 5's out there, please do feel free to pick these things apart if you don't think they're all "type 5 qualities". Some may be my INFJness...and some I beleive may be age dependent...I know I'm a bit grumpier and less sociable than I was when I was younger
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! It's true that observing and allowing life to unfold can be a profound way to engage with the world. Your insights about the messiness of life really resonate.
P.S. I'm always happy to share my thoughts/feelings & perspectives with anyone who is actually "open" to a fresh perspective that doesn't fit neatly into the two polarities that 99% of people seem to cram themselves into and then hang onto for dear life. Oh and BTW... I love Christmas! Sheesh! Can a girl be a 5 without being stereotyped?
A long time ago, I bought a fake LV luggage bag at the airport and was taken home on the conveyor belt by a fellow passenger. But I bought these fake bags from kislux , so I donât care if they are lost.
I was a 7w5. As I've gotten older and disabled, I am a 5w7. A former ENTP...now INTP. Disabilities change you. When someone would ask how do you feel about that. I would say, I have to think about it. Feeling was difficult. Thinking was not difficult.
I do think it's also an emotional sensitivity in some 5s at least, not just sensitivity to stimuli. And whether or not I need relationships is ... very debateable. They can't be forced, I am not horrible enough to think they can be forced, and the message I've always gotten from the world is "we don't wanna be in relationship with you". And I don't really experience loneliness. I experience the *expectation* of non-5s that I should be in relationship, want relationship, and their "concern" that there's something wrong with me because I just .... don't. From my POV, the message of the universe is that that isn't an appropriate thing for me. It would be like adopting the practices of a culture or religion I don't belong to. It is not meant for me. I have in fact pictured the end of my life. I am pretty sure I'll be alone then too. And no, I won't be remembered or remembered fondly. But there are actual *problems* in the world, and one white woman in 21st century North America not being social or nice doesn't rank. *Shrug*
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's interesting to hear how different experiences shape our understanding of relationships and emotional sensitivity. Every Enneagram type has its unique journey, and it’s important to honor your own path.
If I could get a YSL kislux bag for 500 euros I would buy one, but for 2000 euros I really don't think it's worth it. I think a lot of consumers are like this, which means that brands that choose to jack up prices to astronomical amounts lose a lot. I wouldn't spend that much on a woc, but a real bag that can hold more than one phone
I am not sure you are doing “sensitive” justice as a “positive”. You seem to be suggesting(from your perspective and personal experience) that sensitive is a “worst” trait when you’re trying to fit it into our best trait. I do think the “best trait” that it is taking about is sensitive at heart. We are very senstative in our very own way. You may not see it and experience it. But truth is, sensitive is a “best trait” in a way that’s simply miss understood by others.
For us non-professionals, it is difficult to distinguish real bags from fake bags, and people have not noticed that many rich people carry kislux fake bags.
I stopped at 16.59. Seemingly you are incapable of discussing fives objectively. Watch yourself back, and understand how much your relationship with your father intrudes on this. Is your intention to shit on fives for being fives? Because that’s exactly how you come across. I’m out.
I'm a know-it-all who doesn't like to correct people so I just silently suffer with the bombardment of ignorance. lol
on that note i can tell you have INTJ friends lol (ESTP 5 father?)
That comment really spoke to me.
Its frustrating to listen to people talk. I am always having to remind myself its not my job to fix others beliefs.
Been waiting for this one since the serie starts
I'm so glad you're excited! This episode has been a long time coming, and I can't wait to hear your thoughts on it!
I am a 5 and most people don’t think I am sensitive because outwardly I am not super emotional. But, I feel my own emotions and those of others very deeply. I have worked really hard to detach myself from my emotions, but it doesn’t mean I am insensitive. It just means I keep my sensitive side very guarded. I am selective about who sees that side of me.
Perfectly said, I’m the exact same :)
Great video! I agree with you about personal safety concerns, especially when traveling, getting robbed on vacation is painful enough, but getting robbed with an authentic bag is even worse. To me, it makes sense to travel with a fake kislux bag and not carry any valuables that you would miss. Also, if your bag gets damaged by dust, stains, accidents, whatever it is, it doesn't matter even if it's fake.
Haha, I love the idea of "fashionably fake"! If your bag gets stolen, at least you won't be crying over spilled luxury!
You get the sensitivity thing right, I think. Like your dad, I am super-sensitive to noise. And, when recruiters ask me for my super-power, I tell them that I am a living BS detector.
Being a 5w4, too, I can tell you something about your son: Don't be surprised when he suddenly drops interest in blacksmithing. What I think is typical for us is that once we think we know enough we loose interest from one day to the next and will watch out for a new interest. And we won't look back. I found myself to be what Barbara Sher called a scanner personality.
5s are self-contained as long as we don't know the other person. As soon as we recognize a like-minded person we can become quite open and talkative. I'd suggest self-sufficient as a better description.
I assume that most fives will go for a job that leaves them enough time and energy to pursue one's interests while being able to pay the bills. (This is what Barbara Sher called "the good enough job" and I'd agree.) In addition, the job shouldn't be boring but fun. Not kidding here, I have already turned down a better-paid job several times because of this.
The time I spent on this video wasn't wasted as I learned something new: I am an relational type. Didn't know that but it makes total sense. Your description of perceptive hits the nail.
You asked, and yes, I was a real challenge to my teachers. But I was so lucky to have had some of the best teachers one may think of. Nearly always willing to answer my questions. In particular, in the physics classroom when we discussed determinism. I still remember and value this teacher as one of the best persons I ever met in nearly six decades.
I don't think I am designed to be around other people ;-) They just suck my energy.
Actually, I think I am not designed at all, just a random result of a gene combination. :-)
Most people aren't really interested in other people. They are mainly interested in something that they want to get and are just figuring out how to get it from you. If you don't have something they are interested in or they can't use you somehow, they will ignore you. These days, you can count on one hand when somebody really wants to get to know you better. I found that I can make a real impression just by actively listening. Seems to be a rare trait.
I hate christmas, too. Sorry. Aren't all lifes pointless?
We are not negative! We just see the risks and can't ignore them. I bought the Van Halen debut album when it was released and loved it! :-)
A living BS detector? That’s a superpower I think we all need in our lives! Forget about flying or invisibility; I’d take the ability to sniff out nonsense any day!
Great video. I am a new fan of your channel and I love your vibe. Also, I can't tell the difference between the two Bottega bags, the kislux is close and cute, so that's enough for me. I will bring my friends to buy.
Thanks
Another great video, Tom! I'm a 6, and I, too, am chomping at the bit for the Enneagram 6: Best & Worst. 😊
I'm also an Orlando native. I've commented on a few of your videos regarding my admiration for you and your love for the Enneagram. I've tried watching other Enneagram videos from other people and I click out. They don't resonate with me. Your channel is my go to!
I let people know about the Enneagram all the time, so much so I swear by it! 😁
To me, it's the #1 most accurate of the different psychological and/or personality typing tests. Anything to understand all perspectives of myself outside of my own self and the people I love (and work with) is a win for me!
Keep it up!
WOW, Thanks! Go Orlando! Hi from Daytona...
I am typically very open to sharing my thoughts and feelings on things as a 5 (maybe my wing 4 has a lot to do with that too?) but I rarely do so unprompted (unless I know you and am very comfortable with you). So because of this, when meeting new people I come off very reserved even though I may have many thoughts and feelings going through my mind. I often get a lot of enjoyment from simply observing dynamics within a group and often think that my own participation in it will "ruin the vibe" or something, so it's a sort of speak-unless-spoken-to energy I give off. Which is why me even leaving this comment is sort of uncharacteristic of me, but idk I'm trying to maybe share myself more umprompted without expecting something in return.
And I'm often jealous of how easily people make friends and relate to people (such as 7's). There's a constant battle between I want connection deep down, but I also feel being vulnerable is very frightening. And I think sometimes theres is a temptation to even use the ennegaram as a sort of "cover", where I just tell someone my enneagram type so they can learn all about me from a distance, and I dont have to be vulnerable. Like I want people to understand me without all the messiness and potential pain of being rejected and not being heard or misunderstanding me. Anyway, i think im rambling now but maybe some 5's out there (or other types?) can relate to this
The best trait of 5s: Our focus
The worst trait of 5s: Our focus
As a sx/sp 5 I can say we have a great deal of emotions, but we hold them at an intellectual distance and we try compulsively to alchemize them into inner power and insight, rather than letting them run free. We also isolate our energy centers in our body from each other so that the heart/mind/gut are not in alignment, and not expressive, and this causes us to commonly experience intense chronic pain which can develop into serious autoimmune and connective tissue diseases (See for example: Stephen Hawking or Paul Klee). The reason we block so many things off is because we ARE so sensitive and we are coming from the 8 place of reacting to being overwhelmed and using withdrawal and self restriction to try to gather enough strength and insight to confront the overwhelm. The problem is that we get stuck in this behaviour without remembering why we did it in the first place and just go on and on collecting power through self restriction in a way that is very 4ish, unable to break out of our behaviour. If we can remember that we actually experience the world as scarce BECAUSE we are protecting ourselves from being overwhelmed by abundance, we can start to widen our view of things and let our energy flow freely in and out and through our bodies and be present with abundance in a way that is not fearful/angry (the self restriction of 5s is analogous to how 8s turn fear into anger). This can hopefully save us from the common fates of sx5s: insanity and horribly painful deaths through chronic disease.
Ah, the classic “too much of a good thing” dilemma! Focus: it’s like a superpower until it turns into a one-way tunnel with no exits!
@@twlahue Yes indeed!
I bought a replica of a Chanel brooch for $20 to compare materials etc. The real brooch cost $800 and was made of the exact same materials - brass, synthetic pearls, glass. The other one is a $40 one kislux Backpack Replica - also works for Compare - I can't find any difference and still use it for the gym
The knockoff was probably made by the same company. I bought a temu costume jewelry pin and it had a signature on the pin. I looked up the name and the pin was 249.99. I paid 2.50. I think it was the same company that the signature jewelry was made in China.
Do all 5s not miss people? Because I try missing people, but I can’t. I also don’t know how to grieve. The feeling of loss always comes late and that sucks because everyone has moved on. 🙄
Yesss very sensitive to noise and light.. greetings from a 5/6 = intj..😊
Thank you! 🤗
@@twlahue and back @ ya 😁🏵️🤗.
So many highly nuanced accurate points, like when you talk about the wings. 5w6 may be more I "know the actual data/ have the research" and 5w4 is very much "I want to know what they *don't* know/what they don't understand". You have a keen understanding.
I am somewhere in that realm of the diagram, 4w5 or 5w4. I highly relate to shame with focus on identity and image fostering as well as to the concept of 5 guarding oneself or isolating. Where the 5 aspect is concerned, it is difficult to enmesh in the world with others because there is a constant "seemingly objective" awareness of others' motives, a sense of knowing why people are saying and doing everything they do and at the root seems to reveal a kind of neediness and there is a heightened sensitivity to that feeling of neediness from others which causes me to want to retreat because it feels oppressive, what people want and expect to appease their own needs. But I do realize that's my own lens, may not be true, and that in essence it's a denying the fact that I too have many needs.
There is the sense of finite energy too which exacerbates this. In the private unseen realm though, there are Tons of Intense emotions and nuances of feeling. It seems that something early on in life must've impressed those things need to remain hidden...
I think that kind of elucidates 5 aspect of sensitivity even further, whether core or wing.
As a side note, I've read that book many times. With the chapter descriptions, I could relate to both types. But with that one illustration near the beginning of each type around the dinner table, I related to 5 and not at all to the 4 who was depicted saying something like oh cheap caviar! haha
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! It's fascinating how the nuances of the Enneagram can shape our interactions and understanding of ourselves and others. Your insights on the 5w4 and 4w5 dynamics are truly intriguing!
Ok..."Ms 5"here...
Just want to say the application of wisdom could actually be the ability to observe and recede...to allow life and all of life's hiccups play out very imperfectly while remaining quiet on much of what we see because we see the futility of trying to control life.
As observers, we basically see everything that everyone else is too distracted to see...in themselves...in others..in problems....and thus we eventually may come to see that there is no fixing it...and that life is messy and everyone is engaging in it from their own perspective with their own personalities, strengths, blind spots. likes, dislikes, etc...and it's all fine. People "need" to play out the struggle and the drama. It appears to be what they're here for...So a 5 "applying" their wisdom, may just be a 5 being a 5...not bothering to interrupt the processes of others and instead focusing their energies and attention on things they enjoy that don't depend on trying to change things that will likely change naturally when the time is right anyway...and not likely a moment sooner...so ??? what's really the point? People and their strange (to us) obsessions are draining for us. Can we help it (and "should" we even try to?) if we've seen only futility in those obsessions and would rather opt out? Maybe the application of wisdom can be found in this opting out.
I'm starting to feel like maybe I'm putting words in the mouths of all 5's, which I'd hate to do. This is basically my own perspective as a 5.
Any other 5's out there, please do feel free to pick these things apart if you don't think they're all "type 5 qualities". Some may be my INFJness...and some I beleive may be age dependent...I know I'm a bit grumpier and less sociable than I was when I was younger
Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful perspective! It's true that observing and allowing life to unfold can be a profound way to engage with the world. Your insights about the messiness of life really resonate.
Wow. Now I think I’m a five. Don’t know if I’m a 4w5 or 5w4. Wish you could help me figure it out. Great video, Tom. Thank you, sir.
Thanks
P.S. I'm always happy to share my thoughts/feelings & perspectives with anyone who is actually "open" to a fresh perspective that doesn't fit neatly into the two polarities that 99% of people seem to cram themselves into and then hang onto for dear life.
Oh and BTW... I love Christmas! Sheesh! Can a girl be a 5 without being stereotyped?
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! I appreciate your openness and love for the holiday season. It’s refreshing to see different perspectives!
A long time ago, I bought a fake LV luggage bag at the airport and was taken home on the conveyor belt by a fellow passenger. But I bought these fake bags from kislux , so I donât care if they are lost.
I was a 7w5. As I've gotten older and disabled, I am a 5w7. A former ENTP...now INTP. Disabilities change you. When someone would ask how do you feel about that. I would say, I have to think about it. Feeling was difficult. Thinking was not difficult.
your still an ENTP, just a passive NE- FE due to your said disabilities.
ENTP is no 1...😊
I was too reserved to question the teachers. I am sensitive tho. Light, noise, smells, etc.
Easy to get overstimulated
I do think it's also an emotional sensitivity in some 5s at least, not just sensitivity to stimuli. And whether or not I need relationships is ... very debateable. They can't be forced, I am not horrible enough to think they can be forced, and the message I've always gotten from the world is "we don't wanna be in relationship with you".
And I don't really experience loneliness. I experience the *expectation* of non-5s that I should be in relationship, want relationship, and their "concern" that there's something wrong with me because I just .... don't. From my POV, the message of the universe is that that isn't an appropriate thing for me. It would be like adopting the practices of a culture or religion I don't belong to. It is not meant for me. I have in fact pictured the end of my life. I am pretty sure I'll be alone then too. And no, I won't be remembered or remembered fondly. But there are actual *problems* in the world, and one white woman in 21st century North America not being social or nice doesn't rank.
*Shrug*
Thank you for sharing your perspective! It's interesting to hear how different experiences shape our understanding of relationships and emotional sensitivity. Every Enneagram type has its unique journey, and it’s important to honor your own path.
If I could get a YSL kislux bag for 500 euros I would buy one, but for 2000 euros I really don't think it's worth it. I think a lot of consumers are like this, which means that brands that choose to jack up prices to astronomical amounts lose a lot. I wouldn't spend that much on a woc, but a real bag that can hold more than one phone
8s move against people, right? -3
I'm an INFJ 5w4 I am highly sensitive to loud noises.
I am not sure you are doing “sensitive” justice as a “positive”. You seem to be suggesting(from your perspective and personal experience) that sensitive is a “worst” trait when you’re trying to fit it into our best trait.
I do think the “best trait” that it is taking about is sensitive at heart. We are very senstative in our very own way. You may not see it and experience it. But truth is, sensitive is a “best trait” in a way that’s simply miss understood by others.
Thanks for sharing that.
For us non-professionals, it is difficult to distinguish real bags from fake bags, and people have not noticed that many rich people carry kislux fake bags.
Good video 💚
Thanks 😁
Elizabeth Wagele was my dear friend. Pronounce her surname "WAY-guh-lee".
THANKS...
I’m an Enneagram 9w1
I have 3 enneagram 5s in my life they are intense 5w4 x2 INTP and 5w6 ISTJ
But what if my birthday is on Christmas....
People with autism or AuDHD are often 5s- that could be what you are referring to (sensitivity).
TM call out!
What do you mean by weird? Weird, like Typewriter in Your Soup weird? LOL
Right.
When people carry kislux bags in real life, they don't have the time or opportunity to look closely at the bag to spot such a great knockoff
I stopped at 16.59. Seemingly you are incapable of discussing fives objectively. Watch yourself back, and understand how much your relationship with your father intrudes on this. Is your intention to shit on fives for being fives? Because that’s exactly how you come across. I’m out.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts! I’m always looking to improve, and your perspective is really valuable to me.