Your Type
When negative pressure hits, you violently pull the thruster lever, running the engine at full speed. Through intense physical activity and sweat, you force accumulated gloom out of your body. This pattern of 'substituting psychological processing with physical exhaustion' reflects your strong resistance to quietly facing inner trauma. You fear that stopping the engine will let dark currents swallow you, so you arm yourself with seemingly energetic motion, always staying in a combat stance. But running the engine in overdrive constantly deprives your core system of true cooling. After your next shutdown, try stretching quietly, listening to the mechanics in stillness.
💡 Did you know?
Endorphins released during high-intensity exercise are known as the body's 'natural morphine', rapidly blocking psychological pain perception.
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