Copyright Navigator

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Enneagram Relationship Profiles

Growing Relationships:



Enneagram Type Seven (the Enthusiast) (Miss.Allegro)

with

Enneagram Type Nine (The PeaceMaker) (Miss.Ember)




What Each Type Brings to the Relationship

Enneagram Sevens and Nines are one of the most often seen pairings of the types because they bring a good mix of similar and opposite qualities. Fundamentally, Sevens and Nines are both positive outlook types who are optimistic, upbeat, and who prefer to avoid conflicts and negatives in their lives and in their relationship. Both types are friendly, sociable, and generally happy with themselves and with their lives. Neither is typically introspective or brooding, preferring to get on with things rather than to look backward or to stew over failures or disappointments. Both are able to forgive and forget and to make the best of their limitations, whatever they might be. They might be separated physically or have few financial means, but Sevens and Nines can make the best of these circumstances and continue to build their future together. Both tend to be practical, although both can have a romantic streak and a physicality that adds spice to their relationship. Both are also often funny and can make even the most mundane events pleasurable and pleasant. Sevens provide the stimulation, Nines the audience.



On the complementary opposite side, Sevens are more active and self-assertive than Nines; they tend to take initiatives, to make plans, to have multiple interests, and to provide the energy for the couple. Sevens are mentally quick, self-confident, curious, open to new experiences, and resilient when there are setbacks. They bring the fun, sparkle, and sense of adventure. Nines bring a sense of steadiness, support, and acceptance to the relationship. They tend to be more sympathetic and soft hearted than Sevens, as well as more relaxed and undemanding of themselves and their environment, including other people. Nines are also often generous and willing to make personal sacrifices to help others and to make them happy. Their personal simplicity and uncomplicatedness meshes well with the more assertive qualities of the Seven. As long as neither takes advantage of the other, there is a good balance between energy and relaxation in this couple.





Potential Trouble Spots or Issues


One of the main areas for potential problems is the fact that neither Sevens nor Nines are usually adept at working through negative or painful aspects of their lives or of the relationship. Both would prefer everything be kept on the positive side; neither one wants to fall into the possibility of depression or to otherwise cut off their chance for happiness. At most, they will briefly acknowledge a problem or conflict in their relationship by blaming the other: both types tend to become anxious, critical, and edgy when under stress, taking these things out on someone else rather than working through negative feelings themselves. Both types also tend to be blind to their own share of responsibility for how the relationship has deteriorated, including their own contribution to communication problems. Nines tend to collapse in the face of the Seven's angry demands, withdrawing into silence and, eventually, inaction. They become increasingly unable to make sense of the Seven's grievances, and so they become stubborn and shut down further, with occasional outbursts of anger or anxiety, or both.



Of the two types, Sevens are far more equipped to talk about whatever is bothering them than Nines, although this does not mean that Sevens are necessarily more able to face what is really bothering them much less resolve it. Sevens tend to impulsively say whatever comes to mind and to fall into excoriating verbal abuse of the Nine whenever the Seven feels frustrated. Sevens often feel that the Nine is too checked out and unresponsive to them. Nines seem perpetually indecisive, slow, and ineffectual. Sevens' criticisms and outright contempt for the unresponsiveness of the Nine only makes Nines retreat further from them and disengage from the situation. However, Sevens often feel that they cannot help themselves and that honesty demands that they tell the Nine how unhappy they are with them. One of the sunniest and most carefree couples can become one of the most hopelessly tortured if they become unwilling or unable to really talk with each other.





Enneagram Relationship Profiles

Growing Relationships:



Enneagram Type Six (the Loyalist) (Rev.Purrv23)

With

Enneagram Type Seven (the Enthusiast) (Miss.Allegro)




What Each Type Brings to the Relationship


Both Enneagram Sixes and Sevens are mental types, and there can be a great deal of mental stimulation in this pairing. These two types offer many areas in which they reinforce each other, and some areas in which the strengths of one counterbalance the limitations of the other. Sevens are usually entertaining and tend to lift the spirits of Sixes. Both are quick mentally and often have rapier wits: they enjoy bantering with each other, verbally sparring and seeing how absurd or funny they can become as they push each other to more outrageous limits. Sevens are particularly good at generating new ideas while Sixes are particularly good at mastering the practical steps that are necessary to get things done. Sevens help Sixes put fear and limitation into perspective, and sometimes to move beyond them entirely. They thus make effective team members in which the Seven lays out the big picture and gets people excited about new possibilities while the Six moves in with the logistical and tactical know-how, following through with the details. In intimate relationships, the same balance pertains: Sevens are the stimulators, Sixes are the regulators—and they can keep each moving forward by allowing the other to counterbalance their own limitations.



To this visionary-functionary mix, Sixes bring commitment and loyalty to the Seven, often an expertise and groundedness that the Seven comes to trust and rely on implicitly, as well as a strong grip on reality and what can be accomplished within given parameters. Sevens bring a driving sense of optimism and possibility, high energy, a sense of adventure, and fearlessness with regard to failure. They can teach Sixes how to be resilient and how not to fear the future, while Sixes can teach Sevens the difference between optimism and pipedreams.





Potential Trouble Spots or Issues

Despite how well Sixes and Sevens can reinforce each other's strengths when they are healthy, in the average to lower Levels, the picture can shift quickly. Sixes are essentially interested in security and predictability, foreseeing problems and building procedures to prevent future uncertainty. They are aware of limitations and why things cannot be done—or at least done easily. Sevens, by contrast, are about seeking happiness and relief from increasing frustration or anxiety. They are about trying new things, seeing new possibilities and overcoming limitations. They do not want to hear about problems or obstacles: they want things to be done the day before yesterday. Sixes tend to be negative and pessimistic, while Sevens tend to be positive and optimistic.



Sevens are future oriented, while Sixes tend to be aware of the past, of precedents, and the lessons of history that would prevent things from going badly again. Sixes very much want to find someone with whom they can have a long term commitment, Sevens tend to be fearful of long term commitments and enter into them somewhat reluctantly. Sixes tend to feel that Sevens are too hedonistic, selfish, extravagant, and when the chips are down, they wonder if they can be relied on. Will they skip off to someone else or avoid their responsibilities in some form of escapism or addiction? Sevens tend to feel that Sixes are too anxiety ridden, worry too much, and make themselves (and everyone else!) crazy raising every question and objection before trying anything. Sixes oppose everything, at least at first, and get distrustful and suspicious easily. They live a life of limits and rules that Sevens feel are restrictions largely imaginary and self-imposed. In a Six/Seven couple, these two opposing philosophies reflect the very different expectations Sixes and Seven have from life and from a relationship, and unless they can be reconciled, it will be difficult for this couple to remain one.



Miss.Allegro's Enneagram

Miss.Allegro took the Enneagram test and here are her results:



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Scale Results:


Enneagram Test Results
Type 1 Perfectionism |||||||||||| 44%
Type 2 Helpfulness |||||||||||||||| 64%
Type 3 Image Focus |||||||||||| 41%
Type 4 Hypersensitivity |||||||||||| 49%
Type 5 Detachment |||||||||||| 41%
Type 6 Anxiety |||||||||||||| 56%
Type 7 Adventurousness |||||||||||||||||||| 84%
Type 8 Aggressiveness |||||||||||||| 54%
Type 9 Calmness |||||||||||| 44%
Your main type is 7

Your variant is sexual
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Enneagram relationship Profiles

Growing Relationships:

Enneagram type Six (the Loyalist) (Rev.Purrv)

with

Enneagram type nine (the Peacemaker) (Miss.Ember)



What Each Type Brings to the Relationship




This is one of the most stable and most common relationships. Although

both types are very different, they want rather similar things—security

and predictability (Sixes) and stability

and autonomy (Nines). They both want

their lives to be built on solid, dependable values and for good,

honest work to be rewarded. Both types tend to personify "middle

of the road" values in their time and culture, to be dutiful, respectful

of authority, and to abide by the rule of law. On the other hand,

there is a rebellious streak in Sixes and a counterculture streak

in Nines that allows some of these couples to live on the fringes

of society, to be unusual in their lifestyle and beliefs, to be

free thinkers and unconcerned about conventional values and mores.

More for Sixes and Nines than for most couples, much depends on their belief systems and the quality of their childhood experiences—andthey are looking for a partner who will mirror this, including their own beliefs and reactions. To this mix, there are also complementary differences: Sixes bring a more active mind, questioning and alert to exceptions, to problems, and to safety issues. They can be more skeptical of others and find it more difficult to be trusting: others need to prove themselves first. Nines, on the other hand, are usually trusting and unquestioning, sunny and easy to get along with. They are optimistic and steady, offering support and non-threatening acceptance. If Sixes tend to see the exception and to focus on complications, Nines tend to see the general and to focus on what will work without problems. This couple gets along well, greasing each other's wheels and adding just enough gas to the mix to keep them moving forward together. Change, when it comes, is slow and methodical. Both tend to see themselves as simple, regular people and do not feel special or exempt in any way. Both bolster the other's confidence through their solidarity with each other. They are generous with each other and do not crowd the other or make special demands. When they find a relationship such as this, it usually feels like they have found what their heart has been seeking and their dream has come true.



Potential Trouble Spots or Issues


Since Sixes and Nines find it very difficult to say what is actually

on their minds (and what they really want for themselves), there is

a great tendency in this relationship to clam up, to be silently stubborn

and defensive, and to make the other person guess what is going on.

If there is little motive to do so, the two parties will fall into

a stalemate that keeps the other at arm's distance, yet close enough

so that the other will not drift away. They may also begin to have

health problems or other nonspecific complaints about themselves that

seeks to bind the couple in cords of concern and guilt. Psychological

or physical problems help to insure that the other person will continue

to be there. Moreover,while these two types fulfill social roles very well, they both tend to disappear in their roles too completely for their own good. Sixes are

frequently burdened by guilt feelings and doggedly do whatever they

think they must do to keep their job or their security in place. They

try to make sure that they have covered the bases so that no one will

be angry at them for failing in their responsibility. Nines also

fulfill roles, but these usually have to do with mediating between

people to keep them together in some way. They accommodate themselves

and go along with what others need even as their own stress grows.

Another potential problem is that both types love the familiar and dislike change. The feeling is that familiarity equals security, which is

reinforced by the conviction that they must not rock the boat. Both

types will tend to put off confrontations until they are pushed to the

limit, although Sixes have a shorter fuse concerning their anger. They

will either give up on the Nine, or there will be an explosion in which

a backlog of pent up hostilities will be said, often to the permanent

damage of the relationship.



Miss,Ember's Enneagram

Miss.Ember took the Enneagram test too and here are her results:



Main Type
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Enneagram Test Results
Type 1 Perfectionism |||||||||||||| 57%
Type 2 Helpfulness |||||||||||||||||| 72%
Type 3 Image Focus |||||||||||||||| 67%
Type 4 Hypersensitivity |||||||||| 39%
Type 5 Detachment |||||||||||||| 60%
Type 6 Anxiety |||||||||||||||||| 71%
Type 7 Adventurousness |||||||||||||| 52%
Type 8 Aggressiveness |||||||||| 40%
Type 9 Calmness |||||||||||||||||||| 83%
Your main type is 9

Your variant is social
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Rev.Purrv's Enneagram

I took the Enneagram test and these were my results:



Main Type
Overall Self

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Enneagram Test Results
Type 1 Perfectionism |||||||||| 40%
Type 2 Helpfulness |||||||||||||||| 70%
Type 3 Image Focus |||||||||||||| 60%
Type 4 Hypersensitivity |||||||||||||||| 63%
Type 5 Detachment |||||| 29%
Type 6 Anxiety |||||||||||||||||| 77%
Type 7 Adventurousness |||||||||||||||| 69%
Type 8 Aggressiveness |||||||||||||||| 64%
Type 9 Calmness |||||||||||||| 54%
Your main type is 6

Your variant is sexual
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