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KEEPER
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Keepers are people who treat themselves and others with special warmth and care. They seek self-development and support from their loved ones, often putting the needs of others ahead of their own. Keepers actively build and strengthen friendships by showing a genuine interest in people. However, they are not always sure about how their relationship is developing, which can cause them anxiety. They are open to receiving tactful advice. Keepers are reserved in their expressions of sympathy. They rarely take the first step in expressing their feelings, but they are happy to respond to sympathy from others.

  • Your ambition

    You sincerely strive to help others, show care and attention to their needs. Your altruism and willingness to support make you a valuable friend and partner (1st function, Agape).

  • Role in society

    You value friendship and trust, and are able to establish strong connections with people. Your loyalty and willingness to support in difficult times make you an irreplaceable friend (2nd function, Philia).

  • Growth zone

    Although it may be difficult for you to take on the role of mentor, you have an intuitive understanding of relationship development and can learn to guide others (3rd function, Storge).

  • The blind spot

    You accept expressions of sympathy and romance, although you may not always be the initiator in this area. You enjoy romantic moments and appreciate attention (4th function, Eros).

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Description by function
  • 1
    First Agape
    They prefer to take care of themselves and others on their own, developing various strategies and plans for self-development. They pay attention to regular sports or proper nutrition. In addition, they support each other and share their problems, which helps them feel comfortable.

    They make decisions based on their own needs and preferences, and choose how best to take care of themselves and others. For example, they may decide how to take better care of their health or how to devote more time to themselves.

    They strive to help others, even if it is not always noticed and appreciated. They are always ready to support their friends, relatives and other people from their environment. In their care, they show social responsibility and want to help those who need it.

    When they help others, they can feel important and needed. However, if their help is not appreciated or rejected, it can lead to a loss of self-esteem and respect for their initiative. This can cause feelings of loneliness and uselessness.
    "To help-yes. This verb describes my personality very well. I love helping people, especially those close to me. It is important to support a person. More often it turns out that someone throws me a request, and I give him a concern in response. I always hear the call for help clearly and try to come running to help. I don't always want to care, but I consider it my duty to respond to the request in some way.

    ​About support... If someone complains to me, I immediately think about how to solve the problem and help with actions. As I see fit. After all, if a person needs help in something, then he is poorly oriented in this. And if I can help, then I'm better at it. I feel that I need help or the person just doesn't understand and can't give anything - I give. I am very offended when they refuse my help. Although I sometimes push too hard, I guess)

    I don't like to ask for help myself. It often happens that I am told "I need help" and I help, and not vice versa, I do not like to ask for help. I will never ask for more than I would give. I don't like it when I demand too much attention to myself. Sometimes I can't help but try to lighten the mood. It is better that the person immediately said how to help him."
  • 2
    Second Filia
    They strive to establish a warm relationship between themselves and other people. It is important for them to constantly learn something new about each other. Meeting a new person opens up a lot of topics for discussion. They show a keen interest in people and try to use every opportunity to communicate. They are able to make a good impression and make others want to communicate with them.

    Their mutual interest helps them strengthen both personal and business relationships. Thanks to this, they achieve success in friendship. Strengthen connections based on intimacy and friendship. They strive to be attractive to others and show a desire to get to know the other person. They like to make people happy and bring joy. They are genuinely interested in people.

    They unconsciously seek to build trust by asking questions and showing interest in the other person. Their friendship is based on mutual respect for each other's rights and interests. They recognize and respect each other as equals, without seeking to dominate the relationship. They listen and take each other's opinions into account. They share information and experience.
    "I really love friendship, friends, a sense of unity. Although I do not show much initiative in friendship, I am always ready to meet them halfway. I take the initiative, but carefully, if someone gives at least a hint of "making friends" - I pick it up, and I can develop it. I consider myself an open person. Making contacts and interacting with people is very easy for me. Especially in the first days of communication. And I like the easy relationship of "unfriendly acquaintance". They may not always be long, but this is not terrible, because it is easy to start. I want to make new acquaintances, but most often if there are no suitable conditions for this, I do not take the initiative. I love it when people come from somewhere and I'm friends with them later.

    The serious concept of friendship is different. It may not take me even a year to call a person directly a friend. In general, I would not say that I divide by the trust of people. There are friends to whom I am drawn, and there are those to whom I am drawn a little less. With the latter, I respond more to their offers to spend time, if possible, while I prefer to "wake up" the former myself. It often happens that I trust too much those who would like it. But this is probably the result of my immense love for people. Everyone can be understood - my motto is hd because I easily forgive and easily trust. If I feel dislike openly, I retreat. If I just feel it , I feel sad, but I try to get it back."
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  • 3
    Third Storge
    It is difficult for them to understand how relationships develop and where they lead. They feel that there is something incomprehensible here, and they are dealing with relationships that require a decision to be made. They spend a lot of time trying to understand the situation, but they still don't know what to do. They can assess how their relationship is developing, but they don't know where it will lead. It is difficult for them to take direct advice, especially if it is given by strangers or if the advice does not correspond to their point of view.

    Direct advice gives them the impression that the person giving it has a lot of knowledge or experience. From their point of view, the giver of advice may simply not know all the details, conditions, or importance of the situation. They are open to advice, and other people can give them advice, but only in a polite way. From their point of view, people should be tactful in their advice, not offend or ignore each other's opinions. They are also open to feedback and only accept constructive criticism. This person believes that others offer him something valuable, even if he does not fully understand the structure of the world.
    "Oh my God, there is no hd To give options for development or correct in small things /discussions-please, but to re-educate – sooooo. Well, I think that an adult is adequate, he knows what to do. But at the same time, I don't need anyone to guide me, although sometimes I like to ask someone for advice, especially if the person knows a certain area better than I do.

    Sometimes I don't know what to do, so I ask for advice. I'm terribly confused in myself, but from the outside you can see better. A strong and adequate explanation is ideal with: I accept only if it is worthwhile! And so I don't like it when they try to impose something unnecessary on me, when they impose it, I don't like it. If I have any questions, then I'll ask for advice, so I don't need someone to guide me all the time.

    That's when at the university we start to say "this is how to do it well, and this is how bad" it just pisses me off, and I start to argue. Because there are no absolute criteria, a person is free to choose his own path, and some teachers at the university teach us about life. And I came purely for knowledge on the subject. It is important to me that the opinion has a decent support, for example, facts."
  • 4
    Fourth Eros
    In general, liking is a source of pleasure, not a tool for achieving goals. It is not the basis for friendship or relationships. People who are liked by others often enjoy pleasant communication. They are happy to respond to expressions of sympathy from others, to smiles and words of gratitude. At such moments, they realize that they can respond in kind.

    They love to be treated with attention and care, it makes them feel safe and brings joy. With this attitude, they feel respected and accepted. They appreciate expressions of affection, such as a smile, a gift, a kind word, or a hug. When sympathy is expressed vividly, it increases the level of attachment. Although they are not aware of their attachment, they unconsciously give in to it. They can emphasize their strengths and achievements to gain sympathy from others and increase their own importance. But as soon as the external source of sympathy runs out, their internal response weakens.
    "I don't like to express it, but my compliments are worth their weight in gold. I don't get too attached to anyone, usually. I just need to first wait for the signal that there is sympathy for me (I think I like confident and persistent), and I will show it in response.

    ​And it depends on who you accept it from. In general, who doesn't like to accept sympathy?) As everyone likes it, I think hd Likes it. It's really cool to feel like you're being liked. It is very important to show sympathy. Otherwise, I feel not accepted and out of place."
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