What’s it like to live with a 6? In this episode, Maeve Stoltz joins Aaron to explore the inner workings—and outer ripple effects—of being in a relationship with a Type 6. Maeve’s husband, a so/sp 614 gets analyzed as we talk theoretical orientation, over-alert hyperintentionality, and a bunch of other fancy sounding 6 defenses… and compare being a 6 to being a plate spinner who’s not sure if the plates are necessary, but spins them anyway—just in case! 😬
Thank you Derek, for being a good sport about all of this! You’re a real one!!
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