Popping Personality

Depth Psychology Beyond Labels

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Self-Resurrecting Psychobabble: Jung, Pop Culture, and the Trouble with Typing the Self

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Adelia

A Jungian analysis of MBTI, pop culture, and personality—comparing Sherlock and BTS to explore individuation, typology, and cultural translation.

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Introverted Sensing vs. Introverted Intuition: Closure, Two Ways

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Adelia

Introverted Sensing and Intuition: often confused, often put into hierarchy. But is one really better?

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The Difference Between a Function and a Frame

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Adelia

How you view yourself is different from the way you process life—and you have control over both.

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Why I Outgrew The MBTI (and Why I Still Write About It)

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Adelia

Why I outgrew the commodified version of personality and why the ‘Dead Internet’ makes individual critical thought more urgent than ever.

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Why Inner Work Requires a Feedback System

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Adelia

A Jungian guide to individuation and shadow work, with practical growth strategies through self-awareness, feedback, and depth psychology.

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Why Jung’s Functions Aren’t Personality Traits

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Adelia

This is something people who favor MBTI or similar systems debate often. Some even sense what I’m getting at intuitively. But…

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Meet Adelia, the “Junior” Psychoanalyst

This is a space for Depth Psychology Beyond Labels. While the modern internet has turned personality into a commodity, I am interested in the enduring work of Carl Jung and the actual mechanics of individuation.

I write about the MBTI not as a rigid box, but as a map for the shadow work required in an age of digital noise. Here, inner work is not a “mood”; it is a feedback system for becoming a coherent Self in a fragmented world.

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