I'm a bit clueless when it comes to these folks. Really, how do you seduce a Sensor other than appearing slightly less capable and inferior, and implying that you need their practical help. What are some other weaknesses to play on? Thanks.
Haha, you nailed a few there. Dont forget to nod and smile.
You do it sensually.
I'm a bit clueless when it comes to these folks. Really, how do you seduce a Sensor other than appearing slightly less capable and inferior, and implying that you need their practical help. What are some other weaknesses to play on? Thanks.
Just treat them like people. Mbti is a novel system on the surface. The deeper you get, the more inconsistencies are revealed
How to Manipulate/Seduce a Sensor?
You do it sensually.
I'm glad you pointed that out. I do that as well, trying to associate the most pleasant of sensations with me and my image. Everything from his favorite places, colors, smells...
How do you manipulate a sensor if they are smarter than you?
Positive manipulation is the best. People want to be manipulated when it is positive. Compliments are a good example.
...If Si, then talk about what's going on in the world of celebrities. Or tupperware. Or Anything else which is completely inane and would otherwise make you want to kill yourself. Si users are like this. They are the worst of the worst. Hate Si. Hate it in its stupid face. Then, dicks out for Harambe.
...Si can get fucked.
What type of sensor are you talking?
If Si, then talk about what's going on in the world of celebrities. Or tupperware. Or Anything else which is completely inane and would otherwise make you want to kill yourself. Si users are like this. They are the worst of the worst. Hate Si. Hate it in its stupid face. Then, dicks out for Harambe.
If Se, bring dugs and get ready to bang.
I fully endorse Se.
Si can get fucked.
Other people's intelligence generally isn't relevant when it comes to manipulation as long as you personally have the baseline ability. The power is naturally massively swayed in favor of the manipulator by default unless you're dealing with paranoid people. If you're dealing with paranoid people then the power is undeniably with the manipulator.
She tries her proverbial hand at political commentary, but she lacks the mental depth to grasp none basic concepts.
It only works until they figure out what you are doing.
I thought I was the only one who thought this way!
That's not enough. That's bland, baseline stuff you use on anyone. That's the kind of "sensor" stuff that intuitives would notice. Sensors want some intense sensuality. Tango. Competitive sports. Concerts. Rowdy clubbing. Cooking. Massage. Touching and being touched by people (i.e you), and things (together), motion, sweat. They need to be swept up by the moment.
At least that's what I learned when I dated people with strong sensing. *shudders* Good luck keeping up their pace.
Of course if you could know the full type of the person that would be loads more useful... "sensors" is pretty broad. At least is it Se or Si?
Well, if you're trying to seduce a sensor, find a way to engage all five senses. Obviously the most effective way to do this is to spritz on a little perfume, give them a compliment, get naked, touch their penis, and sit on their face.I'm a bit clueless when it comes to these folks. Really, how do you seduce a Sensor other than appearing slightly less capable and inferior, and implying that you need their practical help. What are some other weaknesses to play on? Thanks.
Have I ever told you how smart you are?
We all have our strengths and weaknesses in different departments, so to speak. Oh well, at least your friend can say that she tried.Lol, my ESFJ friend just knows everything about everyone in the world of celebrity.. and she knows most the community events happening locally and nationally.
In that regard she's like a walking encyclopaedia.
But gosh, she can't bare to be alone , and her mouth never stops moving. (Kill me now.)
She tries her proverbial hand at political commentary, but she lacks the mental depth to grasp none basic concepts.