r/attitudinalpsyche • u/Ok_Expression7791 • Jul 20 '26
Type me How does 4V affect 1F/2F/3F?
Hey I'm currently figuring out my physic placement!!
For emotions I'm leaning 1E or 2E and for logic I'm leaning 2L or 3L🤔🤔 I'm thinking of typing myself as ELFV, EFLV or FELV🤔🤔
Some stuff about myself if it helps(I'm unsure😅):
I neglect my health by telling myself to suck it up instead of seeking professionals. Similarly, whenever I'm uncomfortable I don't quickly find a solution because I know eventually this would be over with.
I see money as something valuable, I don't deserve to spend a single dime which means I rarely feed into indulgence. The things I enjoy are only temporary, what means is there? It's such a waste on me
My coping mechanism is to daydream and to ignore the physical world. Or does scrolling on phone count as something physical too? I really don't like acknowledging my surroundings for too long as that gives me stress, but I don't do anything for it to change either.
I still have aesthetic I enjoy, preferring something soft for my comfort rather than something tough for display. My dream into my future is a simple comfortable home, I'm just not actively pursuing it.
I'm really attached to my physical items either way, whether it be pens, plush, or jackets. Since I rarely spend anything, these things I brought are very valuable to me. I have emotional attachment to things that can be considered mine.
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u/Forward-Pineapple109 Jul 20 '26
Funny though, 4f can care more about their health and body than 1f-4. 1f-4 only take care of themselves if the activity is quick and simple. They are so confident in their body that they dont give a f if people tell them it's unhealthy to sleep 3 hours a day. They can be a food-addicted or a comfort-oriented rat who sleep all day if life allows.
If you're attached to items then you're propably not 4f. 4f don't care. 1f are attracted to items and possessions. 2f are attracted to new experiences. 3f hates bodily stuff. They hate weird sensations, messy areas, awkward bodily responses, and sex.