This isn't the argument-power chart — that one's about volume. This is about consequences: who you'll most regret crossing once the dust settles. Quiet types can be the most dangerous — no shouting, just a permanent block and a very long memory.
Ranked from “genuinely don't” down to “honestly, it's fine.”
Read the tiers
- Tier 1 is the assertive 8s plus the counterphobic 6 — they retaliate fast and in proportion (or a little over).
- The cold-cutters, 5s and 1s, make Tier 2 not by force but by finality: cross a line and you're simply gone.
- The bottom tier is the 9s and the gentle 2s and 7s — to them, holding a grudge is more effort than just letting it go.
The point isn't fear — it's that “harmless” and “pushover” are not the same thing. Want to know which lever you pull under pressure? Forge your soul.
Strictly for fun — a playful read of the subtypes, not a clinical assessment.