I am Sarah Jane Case and this is Anya Graham and Coffee.

Hello friends welcome back to the podcast. I hope your week is shooting you well.

I just got out of therapy and I just um I love therapy. I went in feeling like there is no way

that we're going to be able to organize my thoughts and my problems or my feelings and then we did.

We just we talked it out. She made it made sense and um sent me on the way with more

compassion for myself and others and and that's good stuff. I I never want to take that for granted

honestly. So so good. And now I could just sit down and talk with you about some Anya Graham

stereotypes. I know our head types are our last group here. We've done a series on this so we

did the body types first, the heart types last week and then this week we're finishing us off

with the head types. So thank you head types for being lovely and patient as we got through

this. It allowed me to really give each type more time and attention. So if you haven't listened to

the other two, the way that this is going to work is we just talk about two of the common stereotypes

for each type and then we're going to talk about what's actually happening under the surface

and why people think the stereotype and then what we should you know what you should know if you're

in relationship to that type and then how do we move this around if we are that Anya Graham type.

So buckle up friends. Let's get into it. Um I'll never say that again. Okay. I promise.

All right. Now type five is where we're going to start today. The stereotypes I have here for

type five are that type fives are emotionless or anti social. These are the things I see the most

that kind of rub me the wrong way. So I want to say first let's talk about emotionless. So type

fives you know you're not emotionless, right? You feel your feelings. They're there. You're just

picky about who you share those emotions with and then you also kind of downplay your needs

and I think this is something that we miss about five a lot is actually fives have a little bit of

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