Question about the demonstrative function
Hello! I’m wondering, exactly how and when it is used? I read somewhere that it only ’reacts’, and isn’t necessarily sparked by an internal impulse, and hence only used to cover situations when one’s dual’s PoLR function is confronted.
Say, demonstrative Ne, for example. Stratiyevskaya said that the EIE never ’gets stuck in a web’ or ’caught in a corner’. That they always have a way to slither themselves out of a situation, easily coming up with unconvential solutions to unexpected problems, but that they don’t necessarily use it outside these kinds of ’snaring’ situations. Another example is that they allegedly seldom say anything that could potentially be turned against them, and cleverly rephrasing it if they did (not necessarily lying). So could you say that the demonstrative function only alleviates pressure and nothing else? That it’s unproductive, in that sense, and like I said, only reactive?
Thank you for reading! :)
