I'm curious about what you mentioned with Fe- how it's an effective decision-making process, but not as quick as Te. And when people put you on the spot/when you're in a stressful situation, you resort to Ti first. Can you give more examples of this? And how you developed your Fe auxiliary function and recognised that Ti is more unhelpful? (I thought Ti might help with boundary setting and speaking the truth/finding your own principles/worldview, but it's not as developed)
(or it might be Ni+Ti giving clues/insights and deciding boundaries/what's my truth) I thought Fe would be quicker than Ti?- depending on how developed it is
Tina22 (not verified)says...
Naomi, thank you for this thoughtful article.
I'm curious about what you mentioned with Fe- how it's an effective decision-making process, but not as quick as Te. And when people put you on the spot/when you're in a stressful situation, you resort to Ti first. Can you give more examples of this? And how you developed your Fe auxiliary function and recognised that Ti is more unhelpful? (I thought Ti might help with boundary setting and speaking the truth/finding your own principles/worldview, but it's not as developed)
(or it might be Ni+Ti giving clues/insights and deciding boundaries/what's my truth)
I thought Fe would be quicker than Ti?- depending on how developed it is
I hope this all makes sense!