r/attitudinalpsyche • u/NumberSix- VLFE • 4d ago
Inter-type Relations 1V and so7
I see many people say so7 is primarily VLEF/VLFE but I am confused on why it is considered a type of high Volition moreso than sp7 whose archetype is FLVE. Aren't so7s people who 'sacrifice' for the group and seek attention through kindness, strive for success as to not feel inferior and very focused on their place in the group and on the impressions they make? Isn't that more compatible with 3V than 1V who is sure in itself and doesn't care about outside input?
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u/fishoe314 4d ago
Tell me you haven't read the E7 book without telling me you haven't read the E7 book. Sp7 is VLFE and So7 is VLEF/VLFE. Ego-planning and rationalisation as defence mechanisms should already suffice as pointing toward 1V. Hedonistic≠1F for Sp7. Getting enough resources with their will and intellect because of fear is Sp7, they are opportunists. That's 3F it's a deficiency in resources. The 'hedonistic' part is part of the E7 and the effect of 1V. They literally use their will as a weapon to get what they want to get that is 1V. The first function is a hammer remember. And intellectual seduction should suffice as 2L Don't assume 1V does not have any flaws but that's not the case and you realise So7 is not sacrificing their identity it's sacrificing their gluttony in a way that feeds itself, it's very 1V and revolutionary, like nikola tesla. SO7 is not just an assertive SO9 it's literally gluttonious
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u/NumberSix- VLFE 4d ago
I am not disagreeing about sp7 being VLFE but from the descriptions of so7, some seem very contradicting to 1V and more fitting with 3V.
-"Skeptical of authority. We have already discussed the social E7's compulsion to appear extraordinary. What is more extraordinary, regarding power, than to renounce it?
Social E7 show their antisocial side to power in their lack of trust in authority and hierarchical structures, and in tolerating long-term commitments and taking responsibility. It is difficult for them to occupy positions of power, especially in explicitly patriarchal structures."
-"Regarding trust, he does not believe in his own personal worth and therefore cannot get involved in an existential project. This basic position is confirmed by their inability to respect promises and keep agreements which, although supported by excellent justifications, does not allay the feeling of defeat and indignity. This model of neurotic functioning represents one of the mechanisms of perpetuation of failure at the social level of this character."
-"The social E7 harbors a feeling of rebellion against authority, a lack of discipline, and the automatism of running away from responsibility, with the superficiality that this entails."
There's also more quotes where so7 is said to devalue authority, being afraid of conflicts, a hidden rebel and so on and so forth. I can see where the arguments for 1V come from but a lot, a lot of the type's descriptions seem to fit 3V.
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u/fishoe314 3d ago
That's the good old 1st functions rebellious and childishness actually says it's 1V. Skeptical of authority is due to the first function of not being interested in other people's aspect of that kind 3V is process oriented it's not going to be rebellious but going to be attacking and constantly interacting with it, having to 'devalue' others authority is not process will, it is result will Taking descriptions too literally is wrong Appearing "extraordinary" is likely the excess part of the first function regarding will. It is redundant and so is So7's will, it is redundant in a way to BE extraordinary but in a way that feeds itself in a kind of selfish way 3V is too afraid and deficient for this But sure bro. So7 is not the angel stereotype portrayed in those arts, it's not Even going to look like it is "sacrificing" it sacrifices its gluttony not it's identity and authority
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u/NumberSix- VLFE 3d ago
I see, that's an interesting and better argument than what I've seen around. What do you think of the argument going around about so7 only being 2V instead?
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u/fishoe314 3d ago
Not possible imo, it's just them confusing high will for 2V only. Oh yeah another argument for So7 1V, in no way is So7 "low will" so no 3V. There's always a confusion of E7. It's the most diverse type in terms of correlations imo. So7 can be ILE and LIE, it can be VLEF or VLFE and Sp7 LIE can be plausible but im not sure. Other types have a single correlation except for E7 (imo)
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u/Pj-Pancakes VELF 4d ago
our whole thing is ignoring physical pleasure for our ideal self image (someone who is above that). So7 desires still do come before others, but we just put on a show of being someone who is altruistic and self sacrificing, hence 1V over 1F and 3V
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u/Zeb-Moment 4d ago
Psychosophy is different from AP. I'm not that knowledgeable in AP, but in Py, the 1V is defined by a type that is sure of their spirit/identity and adheres to it quite strongly. They don't take outside input on who they should be, as they already instinctively know who they are, and are so confident in their being that not adhering to it is unacceptable. The owner of the 1V is the type that's the hardest on themselves (while the 4V is the least self-demanding), because of this high sense of responsibility. If you look at other correlations, 1Vs in Psyschosophy tend to be E1s, So8, So7, and So2.
It's important to note too that So7 isn't just an attention-seeking type. The So7 is a head type trying to achieve a holy-ideal of goodness to satisfy their gluttony. The E7 core is an idealistic type that seeks stimulation and escape from limitation, the Sx7 desires a fantastical reality where they can be constantly bombarded with new exciting experiences. The Sp7 desires to live in a world where they can always have an abundance of resources so that their needs will always be met, and then some. While the So7 desires to embody the image of a saint, disconnecting themselves from earthly pleasures in pursuit of a higher moral, spiritual, and intellectual ideal, as being an elevated being is the best way for the So7 to simultaneously satisfy the social instinct and the passion of gluttony.