Feeling: Fe vs Fi

[arvantsaraihan]

Fi/Te users= I like it, but what's their reason to like it as well?
Fe/Ti users: They like it, but what's my reason to like it as well?

[_lehalfkakjihf_]

Love ur straightforward witty sarcastic humor that you apply to these very educational fun Cognitive function videos. It's your personality. Cool

[nicholasfalkreilly]

That last part struck home, i think i understand my Fi/Te dynamic better now.

[liviaw]

i was so focused that 4:25 scared the hell out of me

[Lastrevio]

Fi: you valuing others
Fe: others valuing you

To be more specific:
Fi: someone specific valuing others in general (the subject does the valuing)
Fe: people in general valuing someone specific (the object does the valuing)

[themeghmuse]

Interesting, as a Fe dom I also read reviews but only to see how satisfied most people are. I look too at how many reviews there are. If there aren't many reviews, it's probably not popular enough. I think that good products go viral and so I look for virality of how things spread.

[Zeros]

Fe/Ti: Getting to know someone' happens naturally, and they are well aware of the purpose(s) for which they are meeting. The proper emotional distance is easily established, adapted/regulated, and manipulated, and they easily decrease distance through their emotional 'brilliance'. A person's name (and other formalities) are peripheral to their relation with and interest in them, and thus they don't care much about formal introductions.

Te/Fi: Acquaintance with others is established by ritual (e.g., introduction), and they prefer if the context of interaction is externally set (eg, by a mediator (think 'arranged marriages') or situation) so that they can skip the first phases and begin closer interaction. They approach others through stages defined by 'rules' and 'rituals', which may be created by themselves and/or already existing; thus, they are very aware of the stages of the process of acquaintance e.g., when a person is no longer a stranger. The title, name, and any other information about the other person are considered important, and for this reason formal introduction is important

[marib]

Oh my goodness thank you! Iv been studying cognitive functions for years now (they really are so fascinating) and iv always felt that the online explanations of the differences between Fi and Fe were always far to black and white to be accurate. Seriously thank you! This clears it up so much!

[netrowthe]

4:25 I was so calm that almost gave me a heart attack

[perjohanaxell]

This answers so many of the things I have been critical about when it comes to this things.

[pamelam]

This video just reinforced to me that I'm Fe and Ti. Good video, really clear on how to see whether someone is Fi or Fe.

[osmanmohammad]

I’m not gonna lie learning about humans has made me able to make my cat love me.

That cute thing is just a introvert.

[luminyam]

I think I am starting to understand. I am also watching Binyamin Tsadik's channel and listening to his explanations and his opinion of your channel which was so great (it confirmed that I thought I had found somebody sensible about this type of information). If I never really understand it all, you must understand that this channel has helped me immensely. I wish I had known this as a teenager, it would have helped me understand myself and my family so much better. I am making up for it though. I am most grateful to you and your wife. When you give concrete examples of the behaviour you are talking about, that is when I understand much better. Thank you for helping me. This is really great stuff.

[MelodyLiuJade]

So both Fe and Fi act based on what they “feel” is right, but Fe habituates comparing that to what the tribe feels is right?

[Lyphe]

I've studied the functions enough to be able to define them; my issue is when certain functions appear similarly to one another. I know these videos are just about identifying each function individually however I do hope that future videos will address how to identify functions working with one another e.g. Ne and Fi. I'm interested in how you describe the interplay between each one.

[breakingbinge]

Stumbled upon your later videos after watching tons of personality profile channels and immediately fell in love with your banter. But then, as I listened, I realized the depth of analysis you guys were casually throwing out was beyond anything I had heard. You were talking about concepts and ideas no other channels had touched on. I have been reluctant to give up on Myers Briggs due to the experiential validation I have seen daily. But I constantly have found myself frustrated by the inconsistent information and results I found online. In short, I’m starting your videos from the beginning because I really think your framework and theories show promise. I really appreciate that you are aware of the problems with Myers Briggs and are working to address them.

[moonkookie]

Is this the good example of it:

So if we have a group of people at the theme park and there is a bunch of different crazy rides, for example. The person who prefers Fe will be like: i wanna go on the ride B but if the most of us want to go on the ride C, I would choose C too. Meanwhile the person using Fi would be like: i want to go to the ride A (idk why i skipped letter A before) and if no one wants to go there too, I'll go alone and meet with them later.

Is my understanding of Fi vs Fe good?

[Diaming]

I was confused between whether I was an INTJ or INTP. This Fe vs Fi clear it up. I'm simply well tuned to my inner feelings while I walk into walls.

[melpomeneouranos]

"I HAVE TO BUY THAT. That's gonna make me feel SO GOOD." That part literally made me laugh out loud, bravo

[thefleepo]

I've needed this channel for a long time.