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The Enneagram's Instinctual Variant

If you're thinking of taking the Enneagram test, you'll need to think about a different type called the Instinctual Variant. This subtype is related to your needs for self-defense. This type is also known by Type Six, Type Five and Type Eight. This subtype is available here.

Self-preservation is a subtype of self-preservation.

The self-preservation subtype is an instinctual variant that is focused on basic survival requirements. People with this type are worried about money, housing, health, and physical security. They may also be very concerned about food and comfort. This type of person is also likely to be concerned about the cleanliness and comfort of a room. They are typically the first to notice problems in the room.

Self-preservation is the most dominant instinctual drive. When this drive is not in harmony with other instinctual drives, it is often seen as a threat to one's security. This could lead to misinterpretations about one's own nature and a need for counseling and therapy. The self-preservation type sees as a need for security a companion and feels anxious if they don't locate one.

Instinctual types are distinguished by a variety of behaviours. Self-preservation is characterized by aggression, vigilance, or protection. These behaviors are geared toward protecting oneself and the group. They are also associated with achievements of the group and the hierarchies.

Social instinctive types are those who seek the status of their peers and social connection. They have experienced a positive childhood and are more likely to pursue group membership. They are also more likely than other to be interested in philanthropy. They are also likely to become irritable with those who seem to be comfortable talking about food or home decor.

Your subtype is crucial because it will help you develop. Knowing your subtype will allow you to tap into your full potential.

Type Eight

The Type Eight instinctual variant combines the love for life with the drive for material security. This personality is strong in protecting their loved ones and friends. They are competitive and decisive with a lot of energy and an intense appetite. They are evident in their physical appearance and are never afraid to assert their authority. They are pragmatic and hardworking with a strong desire for dominance.

This instinctual form of love blends sexual desire and lust to create a charismatic personality. This makes it difficult for an Eight to let go of material possessions. This is also what makes them prone to political involvement. While they are less aggressive than the other subtypes, they are just as likely to be opposed to an individual leader.





Self-pre/sexual eight is another instinctual form of Type Eight. They feel a need to "hook" one another and tend to be suspicious of people. This tendencies make it difficult to control their urges and can lead to unhealthy relationships. In these relationships, the Eights are more likely to become jealous or possessive and become addicted to their partner. These behaviors could lead to spousal abuse.

In this instinctual form, a Type Eight is also more sensitive and expressive than an average two. Although the eight still cares about being loved and is able to express its affection by caring for others, it is seeking love in the same manner as an integrated two. This is the instinctual version of an individual with a strong, caring personality who loves to express their feelings in tangible ways.

Type Five

Type Five is the opposite of Type Four, and it is deeply emotional. It is able to express its inner emotions through art and to others through thoughts. It seeks the ultimate knowledge of truth, meaning, and purpose. This instinctual version is associated with particular subtypes of the Enneagram, but this stacking could also be used in isolation.

The Type Eight is linked with the Passion of Lust. It is driven by a desire to enjoy the moment to the maximum extent and often uses force to satisfy its Dominant Instinct's needs. These self-centered Eights tend to be obsessed with their autonomy. This instinctive way of thinking can make you feel lonely and resentful.

Type Twos project their own needs onto others. This is why they frequently seek approval and affection from their peers. But, their neediness stops them from forming deep relationships. Although they are a traditional provider, they are also extremely self-conscious about their appearance. As opposed to other subtypes of providers, they are less confident and less frightened.

pdb is to pursue a beloved or favorite. They were taught that they were beautiful and desirable as children. Their parents encouraged them to believe they were able to attract a partner. They believed that to attract an attractive partner, one needed be physically and sexually active.

The self-pres/social stacking subtype is similar to the self-pres/self-pres subtype in many ways, such as the need to maintain a clean environment. They also are attracted to a relationship and are concerned about their sexuality. They may have strong opinions about politics and social issues or have divergent alliances.

Type Six

Each type of the Enneagram has an instinctual variant. pdb can be identified by the type's driving emotional energy. They are the reason why people who belong to a type could be different. Each type is distinguished by three distinct instinctual variations. Each subtype differs from its main type in many ways.

The Type Six instinctual variant is marked by intense self-reflection. This type of instinct is strong and seeks out security in relationships. They are attracted to the intimacy of close-knit friendships and appreciate tradition and family. They may be contradictory, but the subtype brings faith and a strong ability to trust in the process of life.

The Intimate Six is often in conflict with the Self-preservation Six. They are susceptible to jealousy and both female and male traits. Intimate Sixes may be attracted to sexual partners of opposite sexes. They may also seek to impress their partners by appearing as confident and strong as they are. They may also be attracted to aesthetics.

The Sexual Six is the least evident of the Six subtypes. However it is also the most fearful. They are scared of being abandoned and make many friends due to their fear of being rejected. They also project warmth, tenderness, and tranquility, but their actual emotions are driven by the fear of losing protection. Therefore, the SP Six feels the need to be "good" and avoid causing discord with other people.

The Sexual Sixes are often against perceived danger. They can appear rebellious, risk-takers, or troublemakers. They could even show hero-complexes.

Type Seven

Type Seven is an instinctual variant that exhibits intense energy, extreme behavior, and material success. The self-pres instinct of this subtype is last one in the stack which makes them highly successful but also dependent and reckless. They require direct feedback and the opportunity to process their feelings. They may need to take some time to process feedback and may require help from others in order to reach their goals.

The Eight instinctual variant is a little more soft than the self-pres/social subtype. While still showing traits of self-preservation. This subtype is more focused on the dynamics of groups. They are also very talkative and charismatic. They are sometimes misinterpreted as Sevens and sometimes trick people by using their interpersonal skills.

The Sexual Seven has a strong sense of humor and it's not a surprise to find many comedic characters from this genre. Their sexuality isn't unusual but they don't think about having sex. Instead, they are more interested in the ideal relationship they imagine with someone. While this can be great fun, it can make intimacy feel dangerous for girls in the Sevens.

The self-pres/sexual subtype has many characteristics that are shared by the other types, but is a distinct one. The Seven desires to be a part of everything and is often unhappy when life becomes boring. It can be frustrating when others aren't supportive of them. This subtype may also be more intense and engage in dark, nihilistic thinking.

As a result Sevens can easily get too attached to their romantic partners. They may end up becoming clingy but they don't want to lose their independence. If pdb in a toxic relationship, the Sevens tend to be extremely self-centered, and their relationships are usually focused on their own needs.