3/28/2024 0 Comments Enneagram type 2 video![]() ![]() Part of the you-centredness of 2 is being blind to their own needs. The idea of even having an image of helpfulness would be upsetting to a 2. ![]() 2’s want to help you along your journey, and they don’t want any credit for it. It is extremely frustrating for 2’s when they feel they know how to be there for you, but you won’t allow it. There is a sense of hidden arrogance or pride at being able to know you better than you know yourself. They need to believe that they have the solution to your problems, and pride themselves on the fact that you let them in and allowed them to heal you. That being said, 2’s can be incredibly aggressive and militant in their endeavours to do the right thing for you. 2’s identify with this sense of pleasing sweetness, and avoid harshness and anything that is too off-putting for fear of losing that connection with people. They enjoy being needed because they have the necessarily empathetic and understanding abilities to be indispensable to you. 2’s want to be seen as empathetic, emotional, and have a deep desire to connect with and help you. ![]() For 2’s, the image created is exactly what you need. Shadow/Lost Self: can't see their own unmet need for love, so they give to others without limit, can't say no to another's request for help, lose touch with their sense of self when they shape-shift to become what others want them to be, can't see their sense of self worth and believe they are unlovable, like to be in a subordinate position supporting others in positions of power to get the validation of being indispensableĬore fears: Being worthless, needy, unhelpful, unacknowledged, disconnectedįalse Pride, self-inflation, believing we are the ones who can give people what they need, giving with strings attachedīeing part of the image triad, the type 2 structure is based around creating a particular crafted self. Romanticism: deep need for love and relationships being cheerful to hide the sadness of not getting what they need from others, want to be seen as likeable by others, so will take criticisms personally Seductiveness: can't ask directly for what they need so they get what they want by charm and generosity, offer more than they haveĮmotionality: excessively express emotion, ex. Strategic Helpfulness: unconsciously "giving to get" to become indispensable Defence mechanism: Repression, psychological anesthetic, conflict between what they are feeling/thinking and what they need to present to form a connection with a person/group, so they repress their real needs, push away unappealing emotions in hopes that others will meet the needs that they are too proud to express ![]()
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