Type 2 people have a calm, subdued nature. They often feel they can be overlooked and not heard. Carol is joined by her Type 2 daughter Anne in sharing some helpful advice on how to be seen, heard, and understood by others without going against your true nature. What Type are you? Find out in Carol’s book “It’s Just My Nature!” http://myenergyprofile.com
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August 12th, 2010 at 12:40 pm
Thanks Carol & Anne! I was fascinated by this question and your response. . .and would appreciate the answer for my Type 3 nature! When I have been in such a situation, I am perceived as being aggressive with how I respond. (And, when I am passionate about a subject, I often come across in an over-the-top Type 3 directness…and I’m usually Type-3-passionate about every subject!) This is a common “defect” in me that I don’t seem to be able to tame, and has me upset with myself more than I’d like to admit. I would greatly appreciate your suggestions on “taming” that over-the-top Type 3 nature to be more reasonable & appropriate. Thank you so much for your continued insight to help us live our best!
August 12th, 2010 at 4:12 pm
Hi Jan,
Stop judging it as bad and wrong and accept it as a wonderful expression in yourself and everyone else will start to see it that way too.
Carol
August 13th, 2010 at 6:22 am
I’ve been all excited about It’s Just Your Nature and Dressing Your Truth for quite a few months now, getting to know myself better, but am still amazed at how very helpful these findings are. Listening to you and Ann speak was just like you were speaking to me … what you said about Type 2s tending to feel guilty, like it’s all their fault, having the need to justify our needs and feelings, … I’ve judged myself for these things so many times! This has been so very helpful to me, a true Type 2
Thanks so much to both of you!
August 13th, 2010 at 7:25 am
Ann you look amazing! I love your cardigan. Did you buy it recently? If so, where?
I appreciated the comments shared on the video. As a T2, I feel so validated and understood in the Carol Tuttle world! Thanks!
August 15th, 2010 at 9:50 pm
Thanks! I got it at Charlotte Russe probably 6 months ago. Love it! I have never worn that outfit before. Thanks to Dressing Your Truth – everything goes!!!
August 14th, 2010 at 4:16 am
I was also in the same position,people take advantage of
our silence,not always we keep quite but they feel that
our answer is not important.
August 14th, 2010 at 9:19 am
Carol I love how you acknowledged that you cut Anne off and she graciously accepted that. It is great to learn more about how each type functions in different scenarios – it is easier for some of us to “see” it than “read” it. Thanks
August 14th, 2010 at 10:00 am
Carol, I had a very interesting reaction to this. I was feeling some “panic of sorts” when you said you would get to Anne, and then you kept talking during the video. The conversation was about not getting heard and directed to type II’s. You did the majority of the talking however, “telling me how I feel” as a type II (and my type IV secondary wasn’t liking it coming from a type III I imagine), instead of letting Anne, the type II tell me about her feelings on the type II question.
From my perspective, and the reason it probably really bothered me was, I am married to a type three who tries constantly to tell me how I feel to speed me up. He is sure he knows me better than I do how it will all turn out, so why bother listening to me talk. I tuned into this (and all type II information from you guys) especially to hear Anne’s perspective, and Anne hardly spoke. It’s kind of funny now that I think of it. It was good to hear you “catch” that you ran over her. Maybe when you do type II videos you could allow more time for them?
As a type II I’m not concerned about the length of the video … I want detailed content and I really want to hear it from a type II. It wouldn’t bother me to watch a 10 minute video. And this question was very close to my heart … I would have loved for there to be some elaboration on the process we need to go through, especially for others that are not a type II. Understanding the withdrawal and thinking time a type II needs is really important for others to get. My Type III husband gets crazy because I can’t answer most questions with out deeper thought (in the past, often leaving me feeling slow and stupid because I need time to think, and he can blurt things out in seconds). That’s what “hooked” me today. It felt like you didn’t trust or honor Anne’s process (by allowing more time for the video) and so you had to “fix” it.
It’s just my nature gave me such validation. I am thoughtful, flowing from thought to thought with connection that often causes pause and new connections. What I felt in the video though, was even the creator of this process didn’t honor the type II style. I am not wanting you to feel bad … just wanting you understand this seems a perfect example of how I feel at least about not getting heard (meaning I don’t get to talk it out. I think this ofen happens to type II’s. We get run over by others not wanting to “waste” time. Part of being heard is being allowed the time, especially by those who love us, to speak our mind, to get our thoughts out and have that process be honored. My instinct is to delete this e-mail because it might make you feel bad, especially in this setting. Actually I’m already crying. And I’m going to send it anyway. I don’t mean harm … I mean to honor my feelings.
August 14th, 2010 at 3:27 pm
Dear Diana,
Thank you for your comment. Consider the possibility that your anger and upset is really about your husband, and possibly a Type 3 parent that did recognize your true nature. I have just offered to play a role for you to see that. Also consider the possibility this is what you would like to say to your husband and to be heard and acknowledged by him. I hear and acknowledge your feelings. I hope you create the opportunity to share them with your spouse. What you saw was a typical exchange between a Type 2 and a Type 3, and I appreciate myself for recognizing my tendency’s as a type 3 and having the integrity to even own up to it on the video! It’s our hope that these videos help a lot of people take accountability and make the changes within themselves that they feel inspired to make. Love, Carol
PS- Anne was fine with our exchange, she is heard and acknowledged by her parents and family and was fine with how it played out, she was very honest in her response to me.
PSS – As far as the length of the video, you might be interested in knowing that my T2 son, Chris who is in charge of all video production has set a time limit of no more than 6-8 min. per video and I follow his direction!!
August 14th, 2010 at 3:57 pm
Another insight I would like to share with Type 2′s is you create a false expectation for those of us of other Types to have as sensitive a nature as you do. With this false expectation that can never be met, since all 3 other Types lead with other innate qualities and tendencies which are not sensitivity, you feel hurt and frustrated and ask yourself the question “why aren’t (the other Types of people in my life) sensitive to me? When I explained this to my T2 hubby who was judging me that I was not sensitive, I shared with him, “I am sensitive in my own way, but it will never look like your sensitive, so you are judging me for something I can’t naturally offer in this relationship. That is what you bring to the relationship and I bring other expressions.” He got it in a big way and it has made both of our lives a lot easier!
August 15th, 2010 at 1:22 pm
Carol, Thank you for your gracious response. I have never seen you as unkind or uncaring. I have taken notice every time of how you are always working hard to acknowledge your kids and those you work with. It was my stuff. I was trying to protect “me” by projecting that stuff onto Anne. Thank you both for showing up in my life with this video. It opened up a new “insight” for me to work on.
lol .. I had to laugh when I got to the bottom. 6 to 8 sounds reasonable, and usually is (when I’m not hooked). I’m going to ask your indulgence up front, I know I am quite Type II and detailed, especially when it comes to feelings.
It seems I and a few others have stirred the pot for both two’s and three’s. I just read everyone’s comments and I can see this must be a sore spot for both styles. Hum … wonder why so many two’s marry Three’s??? Stuff to work out there for some of us! Yay for us, growth.
I got so caught up in my feelings that I didn’t look at my side of it until well after I sent my note. I have been doing EFT and other things to clear up a very abusive and messy childhood. I got really hooked on the mother/daughter side of things. This is why I usually don’t comment on things as I find later, after I have time to remember what I know about the law of attraction (and that this life is always reflecting my thoughts and feelings), I am able to look at both sides and notice where my responsibility lies.
I still do, and I’m pretty sure will always have issues with my husband telling me what I think and how I feel. He is, by his own admission a three with a four secondary (I am in agreement with that). I believe in free-agency with all that I am, and having someone tell me “they know how my life is going to turn out and how I’m feeling, so why don’t you just do what I say”, has always been a problem for me. Also the volume of his conversation and his body language are that of abuse for me. These are areas we’ve had many conversations on he is so much better than he used to be about it. I’m very sure that my secondary is a pretty strong 4 also, I can so relate to your 4 son. The video you did with him where you talked about “recognizing that he talks things out and that he is not looking for advice” … wow what validation and support I felt listening to that. It’s how I make my decisions …listening to myself tell the story. It’s an interesting life.
I love DYT. It’s changed my life. I was up until 4 am this morning dying clothes so I can better live my truth lol. I love the way my size 18 body feels today for the first time. Not even as a size 10 growing up, was I comfortable in my own skin, like I am today thanks to DYT. I’ve been working on my mind and spirit for years … you gave me the other piece of the puzzle I was missing. I almost died last year with high blood pressure because I refused to feel and live in my body. My poor body got all the aggression I had at myself. That was a wake up call. I’m 20 lbs lighter over 8 months, I’ve stopped eating the things that were killing me, and EFT is my best friend. Interesting that it went right out the window with the video and my hook into the content. That is an alert to notice in the future. Then came DYT! I feel whole again for the first time. TY
August 15th, 2010 at 3:03 pm
Wonderful comment @Diana, thank you for posting it!
August 14th, 2010 at 11:39 am
This was very funny and ironic. Obviously a #3 mom and #2 daughter. Carol, you even cut her off and wouldn’t let her talk. You should have just let her handle the question without you there, because she is the #2.
August 14th, 2010 at 3:35 pm
Dear Joan,
Thank you for your comment. Anne likes me there to get it going and we like to show the exchange between the different Types as it is very supportive since most people are in relationships of different Types. Also, as much as it may seem that Anne might be more of an Expert on a Type 2 nature, due to my in depth study of human nature, Anne regards me as more of the Expert and has thanked me many times for helping her understand herself better.
As far as cutting her off, Anne understands my nature, as I do hers, we both acknowledged our tendencies at the end of the video and felt very good about the opportunity to show this example of my owning and acknowledging that I cut her off, apologizing for it, and her forgiving me and understanding me. We both thought it was awesome! Love Carol
PS – I just have to say as a Type 3 it really is bothersome to me that I have to explain myself to Type 2′s that judge me when I push their buttons! It’s not about me, it’s about the Type 3′s in your life that you don’t feel honored by! We’ve never even met to create that level of emotional upset! It is always, always some other relationship that you are in and afraid to speak up in, so people speak up on blogs because it feels safer! I encourage all the Type 2′s reading this to speak up and let your feelings be heard and if a Type 3 talks over you, ask them to be quiet and listen because you were not done yet!! I caught myself with Anne, because I do honor Type 2′s- I could have just not seen it or ignored it! So I appreciate all the Type 2′s that give me more credit for that!
August 14th, 2010 at 10:57 pm
funny,
I am a type 3 and I thought carol did an excellent job of letting Anne interject, remember, Anne was her guest, Carol is the expert. Although Anne had excellent feed back. Because I am a type 3 I actually got a little lost in the lengthy explanation Anne gave even though I think she is wonderful! I was watching because I am married to a type 2 and I wanted to learn how he feels so listening to Anne was helpful, but for you type 2′s Carol’s answer hit it on the head. My husband cuts me off all the time! So I actually really noticed the time Anne cut off Carol. Not to mention, my husband gets extremely frustrated with me and my type 3 nature, he literally shuts down and can’t communcate without massive emotion and frustration with any kind of conflict whether it be small or big. He says its because I am not peaceable enough. “It’s just my nature” made me stop apologizing for who I am and I actually started to realize I am a good person too! I am peaceable, but I don’t let people run me over and maybe type 2′s feel run over or that my opinion is different and conflicting there for ‘not peaceable’. I think the key is to honor the type 2 and let them feel heard. but honor us type 3′s too who really just want to get to the point, rather than make us feel like we are rude, short and confrontational! Our feelings get hurt too when we are constantly told we are just aggressive and rude when we actually can feel very sensative, just express it differently. I mean seriously, do you type 2′s do you know how frustrating it is for a type 3 to figure out what your point is?? LOL not to be rude! but I think that you were all very rude to Carol, she was polite and to the point. Excellent job Carol. You all really were taking out your personal frustration with your type 3 relationships out on her, it was so obvious after watching the video after reading your comments that she behaved perfectly. And you missed the point, she gave you perfect insight on how to fix your problem!! but all you did was focus on how much you can’t stand a type 3! the very reason you have the problem in the first place! Open your eyes people. sorry for all the explanation points, my second nature is a type 1:)
August 15th, 2010 at 10:47 am
Thank you [email protected]! So well said.
August 15th, 2010 at 11:08 am
Thank you for posting that Melissa. I am also a type 3 and my dh feels that I am not peaceable (especially with his mother). I really needed the validation of hearing someone else say it. I am peaceable, but I refuse to allow myself to be run over.
BTW type 2s really push my buttons because I always felt like they were trying to shut me up and calm me down, but I am working on that.
August 15th, 2010 at 3:40 pm
Oh yes Annie, type 2′s especially try to shut me up and calm me down and rather than being embarrassed and quieting up i just say, “Hey! I am a type 3/1 which means I am dynamic and outgoing and a bit more outspoken” it may make all you type 2′s uncomfortable, but you have to learn just because YOU think its inappropriate doesn’t mean it is. I certainly want to honor you and not make you feel uncomfortable, but here is an idea, be more tolerant. One thing I have learned about type 2′s is they are very intolerant of type 3′s! I try to honor my type 2 husbands nature by listening and relaxing, but i no longer let myself be shut down and my ideas and personality be condemned. Us type 3′s have a lot to offer in this world so you type 2′s learn to love us! you attracted us into your life for one reason or another. I actually think that when balance is found type 2′s and 3′s can be very good for each other in terms of balancing, but respect has to be involved on both sides.
August 15th, 2010 at 11:07 am
Thanks for the great video! I’m a T1 married to a T2 who loves to give loads of detail whenever we talk. I admit, there are times when I “tune out” and wait for him to get to the point! He thinks I’m “abrupt” because I tend to be a “bottom line” person; must be my secondary T4. Poor hubby is in business with our T3 son and is often “out talked”, “out opinionated” and not given the respect he deserves for his way of processing information and communicating. Bless you Carol for your work and sharing so many truths with the world. I’m going to have my husband watch this video; I’m sure he’ll love it!
August 15th, 2010 at 7:28 pm
Wow, this post has really pushed a lot of buttons! It sounds like a lot of us need to have a huge EFT session…..
From Melissa: “it may make all you type 2’s uncomfortable, but you have to learn just because YOU think its inappropriate doesn’t mean it is. I certainly want to honor you and not make you feel uncomfortable, but here is an idea, be more tolerant. One thing I have learned about type 2’s is they are very intolerant of type 3’s!”
I understand where you’re coming from, but I think we need to be careful that we don’t label everyone who is a type 2 as intolerant. Each type has their unique and amazing gifts and each type also has their negative points.
August 15th, 2010 at 8:01 pm
Having been raised by a T2 mom and now married to a T2 hubby, I have been in close relationship all my life with a T2! I can appreciate Melissa’s venting, and I also appreciate Michelle’s comment to not label everyone across the board to be this way. I will say thought that what we are talking about here are definitely tendencies that most people experience if they are in a T2-T3 relationship and especially if the T3 is a woman with a T2 man!
One of the primary reasons T3 women are responded to in the way Melissa describes is the traditional view of woman being a soft and gentle expression, Type 3 movement/expression has never been classified as a feminine expression. I am very grateful for Energy/Beauty Profiling as it as allowed me to live true to myself, which I have not done a good portion of my life and when I did I judged it and attracted others judging me as inappropriate.
I hope everyone reading this comment thread can take something away to create more allowing and understanding.
Carol Tuttle
August 15th, 2010 at 9:48 pm
Hi everyone, Anne here. First of all, I am glad this vlog is really helping everyone!
So, it’s true Carol says more on this video, but she is the Expert and did a great job offering feedback on what to do in a situation like this. Being a Type 2 myself, I still struggle with the belief, “I am not heard” and I learned a lot from listening to my mom during this recording. I also do appreciate her leading out and then allowing me to add my ideas.
Carol respects me as a Type 2 and I am very fortunate to have a Type 3 mother that understands me as well as she does. That is why I wasn’t bugged that she interrupted me or spoke the majority of the time – I know her intentions are to help me be heard and never to shut me down. We don’t play that game anymore. She knows to put down her computer and listen to me – and if she doesn’t I kindly ask her when I can come back so we can have a face-to-face conversation so I know I am being heard. Sometimes she puts it down right then and sometimes she says 5 mins. (So, T3′s 5 minutes means 5 minutes, don’t try to squeeze another thing in before we come back to talk.)
My T3 husband does that too – he can multi-task beautifully. That means he can read the news and listen to me, but I don’t FEEL like he is listening when he’s not looking at me or at least not looking at something else. So I ask him to stop doing that and look at me or to stay in the same room while I am talking.
I am still working on approaching that in a more loving manner, rather than immediately jumping to “He never listens to me. I am pouring my heart out and he walks away!! I can’t believe it. Fine, never mind, I am not going to tell you now!” Or “You don’t even care what I have to say! And I thought about it for a long time and I wasn’t even sure if I should tell you and I did and now I wish I hadn’t said anything. Sigh.”
Actually it just happened, Tanner and I were talking about our week, I was sharing a thought, I had stated it clearly, but continued to say the same thing in different ways as I often do as a detailed T2 – he had gotten the point, I assume, because he opened his computer and started reading the news. I caught myself going into my no-one-listens-to-me pity party, but then decided to drop that thought and go do something else. And now I am over it.
As has been mentioned, shutting us T2′s down is not the intent of T3′s, they are just moving in their natural T3 way. I will say, “Tanner, you’re not listening!” And he will say, “Yes, I am.” and then repeat what I just said. But like I mentioned, I like the face-to-face, nothing-else-in-the-way, no-interrupting kind of conversations. But as in any relationship it is a game of give and take and I pick and choose when I want to completely honor my 2ness (sit down and listen) and when I can move with him and talk and completely honor his 3ness, and sometimes we both come halfway.
So in the end, obviously, the way mine and Carol’s interaction worked out was absolutely perfect to bring up a lot of “stuff” for people. I would echo Carol’s encouragement to notice which T3 in your life Carol is representing for you and then work it out with them in an understanding way.
October 4th, 2010 at 9:04 pm
Anne, magnificent reply/feedback/insight. As a T2, i could SO relate! I wish my T2 came across half as beautifully and gracefully as yours!
August 16th, 2010 at 8:57 am
Wow. This was such a good read for me.
When I watched the video, I loved how you owned your tendency and how Anne accepted it.
I am a T4 with T1 secondary according to my face analysis I got from you. But I must tell you, Carol, that I know exactly how you feel and I know exactly how Anne feels.
Also, I just saw another video just before about T1 pity party and I know exactly how it feels too.
I know that we have all types in us but still dominate with one of them, but still I look at all these T2 T3 and also T1 discussions as if they are my types.
Could it be possible to have 4 types equally dominant?
Or another way of looking, I have done a lot of clearing, could it be that, when we clear all our negativities or fixed tendencies, we can be free to be whichever type we want?
I would appreciate your comment on this matter.
Thank you.
October 4th, 2010 at 9:10 pm
Me too me too me too!! Great question, Heather – I’m 99% sure i lead with a 2 but like you can relate to so much in all the other types, and have wondered the same thing re: clearing out negatives/fixed tendencies and how that affects our expression/ability to pick and choose from any of the types – i.e., with DYT – sometimes i want to feel/connect to/expres my 1-ness more so i wear brighter, splashier colors; sometimes i want to feel/connect to my elegant, still, striking essence and so will wear clothing that reflects/facilitates that…which of course is in total contradiction to the DYT philosophy of dressing exclusively according to your dominant energy (with the options of incorporating/bringing in some of the 2ndary energy as desired) etc…hope to see a reply from Carol on this!
August 16th, 2010 at 10:08 am
I am a VERY STRONG Type 3 woman with a secondary Type 2 (in my openion). I learned about DYT from my daughter, a GENTLE Type 2 with a secondary Type 4. She has always loved & accepted me, for who I am, so much so that I literally CRY with joy that I have her in my life. Yes, there are things about both of us that may slightly annoy each other, but we accept & respect our rights to be “who we are”.
I am almost certain that my husband is also a Type 2 with a secondary Type 4, like our daughter. I “KNOW” that he loves me, but, I always feel judged & unaccepted by him. He does not accept or approve of my intense emotions (unless they are happy ones) & my “certain & sure” nature. Don’t get me wrong, he is VERY GOOD man.
My point is that, even people with the SAME energy types can make us feel “unaccepted” or “cherished”. We can also make them feel the same way. We just need to learn how to communicate in an honest & respectful way. If we accept & honor ourself for who we really are then we won’t be so sensative to other people’s openions. Relationships are NEVER one sided.
August 16th, 2010 at 11:01 am
Mary, thank you for this. I was just contemplating this thought last night and even this morning. I’m pretty sure my grandfather was a type three with his rugged texture and “lump of clay nose” and no one in my life loved or honored me more and to date … I have loved no one more.
We all bring our secondaries and our baggage to our relationships. In fact I only really see “who I am “being” when someone shows up to interact with me. I hope to live more fully in my truth everyday and less in my past and often overly sensitive self.
August 16th, 2010 at 11:11 am
I appreciated this video and thought both Carol and Anne’s responses were very helpful to me as a Type 2. I liked what Carol said about owning the fact that you get emotional and not shaming yourself for it. I also like the idea she presented that you are creating these scenarios for yourself when you feel you aren’t being heard. I really associated with what Anne said about 2′s feeling like if anything goes wrong it is all a result of something they did. I feel that way ALL the time! Also thanks to Anne for writing an even more detailed response in the comments! Sounds like all of us 2′s were craving that
It was helpful to me to have the combination of comments from both Carol and Anne. I felt like with Carol I was getting the opinion of someone who is the expert on the subject but not a type 2, which can often be helpful because that means she has the outside perspective on us 2′s. Then with Anne I felt like I was getting some more expert advice but from a person who lives with these emotions. Both are uniquely beneficial in my eyes. Sometimes you need an opinion from the outside looking in so they can help you understand what others see that you don’t, and other times you need someone who exactly understands what you are going through. So thanks to both of you for this very insightful conversation!!
August 16th, 2010 at 1:10 pm
This discussion brings up something I’ve been noticing lately in my own journey with EP and bringing it to my family — at the same time we rejoice in being recognized for our true natures, we have to also be aware of honoring others’ natures. It’s wonderfully freeing to say, “Yes! This is my nature and I can live it and not try to be someone else. Accept me as I am!” At the same time, we still have to be willing to accept everyone’s else’s natural expressions. I think we can live our truth and still be aware of what others in our lives need, also. Just as I need to honor my T3 daughter’s energy which is a bit louder than my T2 nature is comfortable with, she can also learn to honor my T2 nature and be aware that I need quiet time to regroup if I’m going to be at my best interacting in our relationship.
August 16th, 2010 at 7:09 pm
Very well put! Thank you!
August 17th, 2010 at 4:09 am
Great video, and great to read the responses. It was a real eye-opener when Anne said that it sometimes is difficult for her to apologize because she is so embarrased over how she behaved. I so recognize this. In de past I was so embarrased when I pulled back, that I didn’t dare to face people anymore. And when I talked about this to my boy-friend he reacted laconic: you have so many more good qualities, don’t bother about it. (which of course I didn’t belief). It is such a relief to hear that I am not the only one who feels this, but that about 1/4 of the population has this ‘problem’.
Also loved Carol’s remark that the problem why we feel overheard is not that people don’t go along with us, but that we are ‘angry’ with ourselves that we didn’t speak up our mind clearly. So truth!!!
I first read the comments before seeing the video. So I expected Carol to interrupt Anne, but none of that was truth. It looked to me like a natural conversation, where both had their saying, and both felt happy and at ease. That really underlines the fact that we see, what is bothering us in real life.
This video including the responses, gave good information to think about.
Thanks Carol, Anne, and everybody who responded
August 17th, 2010 at 6:01 am
Thank you so much for this vlog! I am fairly new to DYT but I’m finding it fascinating. It is helping me make sense of so much that has gone on in my life. (I’m a T1/T2. Can you tell?) My 16-year-old daughter is going through this process with me and wondering whether she is a T2 or T4 (with a secondary T1). She has long, naturally curly hair, which she straightens. Since she was a baby, everyone’s reaction to her has been “(Gasp) She’s so BEAUTIFUL!” Now I can show her Anne and she can see a wonderful example of a type 2. I predict her reaction will be something like, “I LOVE that outfit! I wish I could get my hair to do that.”
August 18th, 2010 at 12:10 am
As a type 2, I’d like to know where to find Anne’s blog.
August 18th, 2010 at 4:28 pm
Anne and Carol, you so skillfully handled this important question. I’m a T2/1 with a similar dynamic that came up last week with my T3/2 husband. I have educated him over the years not to interrupt me, AND I practice taking time to do my inner process with appropriate support first. Then I do the ‘this is what I feel, this is what I need’ bullet points with him later. The classic T3 push and T2 slow flow was perfectly handled with humor, grace, and respect between you two. Thanks for all you be and do with DYT!
August 18th, 2010 at 4:53 pm
wow, what a great conversation!
August 18th, 2010 at 9:29 pm
As a type 4 married to a type 2 I also would like to know where to find Anne’s blog.
August 18th, 2010 at 9:51 pm
Hi! My blog is http://www.atthebrownsblog.blogspot.com I would love to have you visit it!
August 19th, 2010 at 5:18 am
Great, thanx for the bloglink.
October 12th, 2010 at 10:22 pm
So as promised on this video – I have added some more thoughts on the Type 2 feeling and thought process…enjoy.
http://atthebrownsblog.blogspot.com/2010/10/as-promised-type-2-feelings.html
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