I know. Happy Thursday and welcome back to the podcast. Today we're going to dive deep into the

subtypes of type seven, but first today is Rose Bunn and Thorn. So my rose for today is matching

loungewear. I am very late to the game on this. Everybody, all year 2020, everyone was like

into this matching loungewear thing and I just like never pulled the trigger and I did it for

my birthday and I am loving it. It's just like so nice to feel like I have something cozy to

wear around the house, but like it matches. So it kind of feels like I got dressed up. You know what I

mean? My bud is waffle Saturday. Every Saturday morning I make waffles and I'm very much looking

forward to that today. The thorn is that I have not yet gotten my family on board with for waffle

Saturday. It's like in my head it's this really exciting thing that we all do together and we all

look forward to like oh when I grew up I always had waffles on Saturdays and like they're just

not into it, you know? Not like I am. So it's kind of a lonely, it's a lonely thing, but it's also

still fun, you know? Okay so if you've been a friend of the podcast for a while then you know I

believe subtypes offer us more distinction in the anyogram types than any other element of the

anyogram. So the work of Beatrice Chestnut is my personal favorite and subtype work specifically

so as I mentioned in our intro episode I'll be heavily referencing her work in a series. She

knows that and she's okay with it. Now let's dive into the subtypes of type seven. I want to be

clear that if you're still getting your bearings with what type seven is then I would encourage you

to listen to my type seven breakdown episode first and then come here for this one because otherwise

you'll be missing a bit of crucial groundwork that adds much needed context. As a refresher there are

three subtypes of each anyogram type, social, self-pres or sexual. Sometimes you call that one to

one or sometimes you call that intimate. Well have all three subtypes but typically we have one that

is dominant, one that is repressed and one that is secondary. In all of our subtypes of seven we're

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