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I am Sarah Jane Case and this is anyagram and coffee. Hello friends, welcome back to the podcast. Today we kick off the type 5 section of our relationship pairing series with

anyagram type 5 and 6 now if you are looking for type 5 with 1 through 4

they have already been covered in previous sections of this series, and each type will get shorter as we go forward because the pairing will already be covered.

And we're going to end this section with the 5-5 pairing. So that's the lay of the land also

helpful to know that whenever I answer these relationship pairing questions I

like to do it in three points conflict styles things you may be unconsciously doing, and ways you can

positively influence each other. Let's jump in. Now, Type 5 has a competency response to conflict. Their triggers are being overwhelmed or surprised, private information being shared, dishonesty or false information being prompted for an instant emotional response, and in

conflict they may detach from the world and stay preoccupied, withdrawal to think,

and emphasize being the expert and having deep information.

Fives in conflict that can ask themselves why do I believe I have limited energy to

deal with the unplanned situations.

Now type six has a reactive response to triggers or to conflict.

They respond strongly to conflict and need responses from others.

So conflict is met with an emotional reaction and a strong desire to know

where they stand with others. They may seek both independence and support. They may be pessimistic,

doubtful, and anxious.

They could be defensive in maintaining independence

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