Reply To: FeSi: The Definitive Vultology

[Juan E. Sandoval]

FeSi l-l- Adaptive Male

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Next we see the l-l- (or double extroverted) FeSi's. Vultologically we see that they are even more excitable than the l--- types, with a great deal of articulation as well as bubbling momentum. We can see this conjunction in GIFs such as:

^ Je Gesticulation + Pe Bubbling Momentum

^ Je Gesticulation + Pe Bubbling Momentum
(For those curious, the differences between the FeSi l-l- and the NeTi l-l- was covered well in this post)
Psychology
- Comedy
- Acting
- Body Building
- Stand-Up
- Show Host
- Living Life Fully / Coaching
We see a strong similarity in the first 2-3 samples (shade), with Terry Crews and Dwayne Johnson both being body-builders, comedians and actors. It appears to me that there's a very strong trend between Fe-leads and bodybuilding. This, I can estimate, has something to do with the mind-over-body aspect of Fe, but also with the persona-sensitive aspect of it.
For males, muscle represents status, power and respect -- all of which are things Fe covets to attain. The development of muscle mass can therefore come to be a kind of peacocking the same way a lion's mane works to demonstrate their fitness as leader of the pack. Yet this is further combined, in the FeSi l-l- adaptive male, by a joviality from Ne. Adaptive Fe + Ne creates a combination that uses silly humor to grease the wheels between people, and foster connection. This trickles into Eddie Murphy, who is not a bodybuilder but also has some self-consciousness in this department. I believe Murphy admits to having been the class clown when younger, and struggling to fit in.
Terry Crews also has said on camera that he's a softie underneath, but he used his muscle mass + a tough persona... to get out of some difficult environments when younger. So we can see how Fe users use their body (literally) as a tool for respect.
The bottom two samples represent another shade. Chase Jarvis and Jon Iadarola are both youtube show hosts, with an abundance of content. In this way they're both more similar to other prolific Je+Pe users such as TeSi l-l- Phil DeFranco or the many NeFi l-l- youtubers we see.
However, we still see their FeSi tendencies come out. In Chase Jarvis, we find that his channel is about mentorship and he brings on guests "who share their career arcs and stories with the goal of helping you live your dream." He's got that life-coaching tendency as well, even if it's by proxy of having dozens of conversations with people who share their experiences on "how best to live."
Jon Iadarola is a friend and co-host of The Young Turks (along with FeNi Cenk Uygur and FeNi Ana Kasparian) and shares the same pro-socialist, anti-capitalist sentiments as them and many of the other FeSi's in this thread.

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FeSi l-l- Directive Male

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Michael Strahan belongs squarely to the above shade of FeSi l-l- bodybuilders, and I almost put him there but he does display Directive energy. However, the same comments would apply to him.
Sammy Hagar is a somewhat different beast. His Pe (Je+Pe duo) manifests in an edgy, rock and roll lifestyle as a guitarist and performer.

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