#E9

[demoralised]

BMW E9

[pussyydestroyer]

I have a theory that Rio took Nicholas every night when he woke up to go for a night walk since she knew that he was her son and that Agatha would never allow her to go see him and that's why she always took him when Agatha was asleep.

That's why when Rio signals him to say goodbye to Agatha, he does it automatically since that's his routine with her and that's why they leave holding hands because they always do it like that.

I don't know if anyone talked about this, I spent the whole day without going on social media so as not to find any spoilers 😭

[capturingthemachine]

BMW 3.0 CS

[cloudiegifs]

"Senpai...you're acting cute" (takara no vidro ep.9)

[nsdclassic]

BMW E9

[thedarknesseater]

Why did I sign up for this?

[radracer]

1968 BMW 2500 Sedan E3 Bavaria clean series🧼

@bavariafranky

[klainegifs]

[art-of-sailor-moon]

[spvcemnd]

[demoralised]

BMW E9 CSL build with a carbon Group 4 wide-body, sequential race gearbox and a 1000hp boosted S38

[variouspolltournaments]

[fertilisedovumcell]

Enneagram Social Instinct (SO)

Summary of the Social Instinct:

Key words: connection, contribution, participation, adaptation, involvement, mirroring, attunement, cooperation, reciprocation, accommodation

(note: there's a common misconception about the social instinct being correlated to being extroverted or social. This is not the case, introverts (cognitively) can be a social subtype and even the most reserved or quiet individuals. The social instinct is simply the instinctual drive to connect, engage and contribute to others. In some cases, social subtypes can be most prone to social anxiety due to the heightened sensitivity of their position in the world)

Main concerns:

Maintaining the sense of value gained from participating in activities with others (be it group, family, community, friends, colleagues, etc)

to be part of something larger than themselves (social media is a great example of the social instinct, because we all innately are looking to satiate that need for contribution and involvement)

Main focuses:

to establish a social standing/position in society

building personal value, sense of accomplishment and security with others

to know what is going on in the world/community; can manifest as gossiping, world news, celebrities, events, politics, etc.

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Social subtypes are sensitive and attuned to the hierarchical social structure and group norms; emphasis on groups; 'out-groups', 'in-groups'

Have the capacity to form and sustain relationships over a long-period

comprehension of one's position and place (e.g 'am I a loner? Am I accepted? do I have value here?, I feel like an outcast, what do we have in common? Are we close? etc')

nuances of social environments, etiquette, cues, boundaries, status and power, behaviour, etc

being able to understand and sense impact of actions on others

What this can manifest as:

desire for acclaim/fame, attention, popularity, recognition, success, honour, leadership, appreciation, to have high social status, etc

How the Social instinct may manifest when unhealthy/distorted:

Antisocial behaviour, resentment over society and people, anxieties and self-defeating behaviours, overly preoccupied about self-image (to others), fear of exclusion or being devalued, avoidance of social endeavours, cynicism and distrustfulness, etc.

The Social instinct, however, is actually something much more fundamental. It is a powerful desire, found in all human beings, to be liked, approved of, and to feel safe with others. On our own, we are rather weak and vulnerable and can easily fall prey to a hostile environment. We lack the claws, fangs, and fur of other animals, and if we did not band together and cooperate with each other, it is unlikely that our species, or we as individuals, would be able to survive. Being able to adjust ourselves to others and be acceptable is a fundamental, survival based human instinct.

References:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Enneagram/comments/14bw32k/are_enneagrammers_instinct_example_thoughts/

https://thepracticalenneagram.com/instincts/social-instinct/

https://www.personalitycafe.com/threads/the-resource-thread-for-instinctual-variants-and-stackings.118168/page-2?nested_view=1&sortby=oldest#replies

https://www.reddit.com/r/Enneagram/comments/14cegz6/being_so_dom_actually_makes_you_less_social/

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[nsdclassic]

BMW 3.0 CS

[crazybutgood]

Between Steve's prize task including a photo taken by Sam Campbell, "There was a man called Butch who broke this table", and Lesley looking like Lucy's attempt at the cool but scary gang task, I'm loving the S16 callbacks this episode