I shall tread
softly, trying not to distract you too much.
I have already
noted the "Do Not Disturb" sign on the door and appreciate you are
someone who likes your own sanctuary and hates being interrupted while
focusing on something even your favorite television show!
But there is a
mystery to crack here and that mystery is you.
I suspect you can come across as
something of an enigma, even to yourself.
A 2/4profile neither sees itself
clearly nor projects itself easily.
You are extremely shy and retiring
one minute then bold and outspoken the next, interacting with the world in a
bright and breezy manner, then disappearing behind a closed door into a self
made "cave."
It is hard to pin down your moods
from one moment to the next.
Observers tend to see in you more
than you see in yourself, which probably explains why you seek your reflection
in them, gleaning feedback.
Without such feedback, you really
can be oblivious to who you are.
It's as if you need others around
you to find essential support, strength, and purpose.
In turn, this creates a propensity
to give too much, as someone who is naturally submissive and cooperative.
If we were in conversation, I'd
detect natural, easy going warmth and a big heart.
You would listen intently to my
responses, not because you'd be interested in me but because you'd want to
learn something about yourself from my observations.
Life is your eternal university,
and all interactions form the basis of your teachings, inspiration, and
guidance.
You tend to derive identity from
others.
If someone you admire does
something that enhances their life, you'll mimic it.
If you witness inspiring advice on
television, you'll adopt it.
Anything that helps you discover
who you are is explored.
This is who you are, so don't allow
the mystery to get you down.
The one thing you might recognize
(or not, because it's unconscious) is a certain vulnerability and fear of
rejection.
You are naturally heartfelt, with
an abundance of love and giving, but this coexists with a wariness of exposing
yourself too much, just in case you are misinterpreted and then cast aside.
This probably explains why you
prefer one-on-one interactions as opposed to great crowds of people.
Walk into a room and the first
thing you'll do is stand to one side, waiting to be approached.
You are a social fisherman,
throwing out an invisible line, throwing certain looks or odd remarks to lure
people into a one-on-one interaction.
When riled or upset, you can
display an unintended and reactive meanness.
There is a latent irritability, and
flashes of anger can erupt.
In some cases, this anger can be
explosive.
An amenable nature can be pushed
into an impressive fury, especially when you are distracted from focusing on
something that is mentally engaging.
One thing you certainly won't
appreciate is that there is something of the genius about you, a special
quality that people can't quite put their finger on.
You also happen to be a highly
creative being.
When you are engaged in a pursuit
or profession that comes naturally, you can excel and your creativity will
shine when you throw your heart into it.
You can pursue objectives with
vigor and focused determination if they grab your interest.
And the more success you embrace,
the more you thrive.
Ultimately, your aim in life is to
embrace your naturalness.
When you are functioning naturally,
without the complication of a preponderance of thought, you can soar.
Being natural and honoring what
comes naturally, be it an expression or deed, and are important to your
ability to shine.
The more natural you are, the less
fearful you become.
Overexposure may well feel
daunting, but left to your own devices you run the risk of being left to your
own devices forever!
So learn to trust life and yourself
more.
When you begin
to feel more comfortable with the advice and knowledge you can impart, you can
become one of life's great parents, wise sages, teachers, and instructors.
So never limit
yourself from the exposure to every experience life can offer your heart and
naturalness are a breath of fresh air in the modern day world.
Relationships with a 2/4:
You cannot help but love your 2/4
partner because he or she can be…
* the sweetest
* most gentle of individuals
* with the biggest heart and
* a vulnerability that is
irresistible.
One thing you mustn't take
advantage of is their natural tendency to give, give, and give without honoring
their need to receive.
So how ever cooperative,
submissive, or even malleable a 2/4 profile may seem, don't take them for
granted they have needs, too.
And when they are pushed to the
breaking point, their peace can turn to anger!
The fragility of the unconscious
fourth line requires them to be valued, and they'll quietly resent one way
traffic ... until they blow.
So it's important to strike a
balance that appreciates their wants and needs.
They can be maddening to be around:
carefree, oblivious, and bright one moment, sulking and brooding the next.
There is also a propensity to share
a conversation in which you are convinced they are listening, but then, the
next morning, they cannot recall its detail.
2/4 profiles soon discard
information that they regard as trivial.
One thing to recognize is your
partner's need to have solitude and space to retreat.
And don't interrupt 2/4s; these are
solitary people who decide when they are in the mood to engage.
Don't ask me why that's part of the
curious enigma.
One thing I would say about 2/4
partners especially if you are in the infancy of dating is that their shyness means they take some time to warm
up and be coaxed into a natural
state of all embracing intimacy.
The good thing
for partners of these people is that 2/4 profiles can be absolutely devoted when they find someone who answers all
their questions about themselves and life and provides security.
A relationship
can soar when you reflect back to them a sense of worth and appreciation and
put their needs on an equal footing with yours.
Compatibility
2/4 profiles find an ideal match with other 2/4s and 5/1profiles.
Away from that
ideal matching, they relate easily with 2/5, 4/6, 5/2, and 6/2 profiles.
~ Chetan Parkyn - Human Design: Discover
the Person You Were Born to Be
Wow! Thank you! This resonates incredibly well to me.
ReplyDeleteLove this post thank you. You are so right!
ReplyDeleteMy bf and I are both 2/4 profiles, this is interesting and refreshing unlike other info that can be found online. Thank you very much:)
ReplyDeleteYou are right most of the time, but in this you are mistaken: "You would listen intently to my responses, not because you'd be interested in me but because you'd want to learn something about yourself from my observations".
ReplyDeleteI AM interested in listening to other people, getting to know them, listening to their patterns of how they communicate and what words they choose to focus on. So, you see, in this particular matter you are not right, but most of the other stuff: Very accurate. Good job
I think it's both, listening because I am interested and also because I want to learn something. They can coexist, it's fine if it's one or the other or both at the same time (•ᴗ•)
DeleteAgreed, definitely both, but definitely firmly rooted in genuine interest
ReplyDeleteYou're inaccurate on Shy, Passive, fear of rejection etc.. I'm ready to get active with a weapon or without. & definitely not shy. I can get active like that too; wink wink nudge nudge.
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DeleteThis is amazing
ReplyDeleteThank you, I'm trying to log in with my account so in case that hasn't worked. This is anisa.tan168@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this information. I am a 2/4 and this makes me feel so understood.
Blessings,
I'm blown away by the accuracy of this reading
ReplyDeleteI was painfully shy as a kid and the more I let naturalista lead the way with a focus on exposing vulnerability as a strength I found d a flip in the shyness. I'm wracked with not knowing who I am but insanely talented, I am told over and over, with skills in different areas that interest me. I'm super annoyed with a 6/2 partner who had to act in the extreme for me to question why I'm still engaging. And disorienting away from that influence has been challenging though totally correct. Thank you so much
Wow! This resonates with me in so many levels. I was really shy as a child. If someone looked at me in a mean way not only would my feelings be hurt, but at times I would cry. The older I got I was able to control that part of me. I’m no longer shy. However, I am very outspoken and very blunt sometimes to a fault! I don’t beat around the bush and can not tolerate ignorant or fake people. They irritate me to no end and I make it known. I don’t have time for that. I much rather be learning something new. I value my solitude and prefer it a lot more than wasting my time on things than don’t interest me. When I explode I explode as my husband has witnessed specially every time he interrupts me when I’m focused on something. Something he has a knack of doing frequently. You’d think that after 17 years he’d get the hint!
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