Mind FRIDAYS it is like a castle – it is a beautiful, lofty, magnificent and spacious structure that is inaccessible to anyone from the outside. Type Five clearly sets boundaries and does not allow unwanted guests into its inner world. In the sanctuary of its own mind, it observes and analyses, draws conclusions and works out solutions.

Mental activity is a source from which she draws energy. Not wanting to waste it, she keeps social contact to a minimum. It is her way of protecting her resources, energy, and time. The mind FRIDAYS is a place for her from which she draws strength, a sense of individuality, self-confidence and a sense of control. 

High five experiences an insatiable hunger for knowledge. She longs to feel competent and qualified. She wants to understand how the world, other people and she herself function. Her curiosity drives her to constantly observe, gather information and analyse it. She never tires of exploring and delving into the world around her. The possibility of finding herself in a situation where she would have insufficient knowledge to react or respond appropriately fills her with anxiety.

High five She is characterised by a high degree of independence and self-sufficiency. She believes that everyone should be able to look after their own needs independently. She never interferes in the lives of other people and does not allow anyone to intrude upon her privacy. The feeling that the world demands more of her than she is able to offer overwhelms her and drives her to retreat into the sanctuary of her own mind. Since the Five feels that she is unable to satisfy everyone else's needs, she also does not want anyone to have to provide her with what she needs. 

Despite everything, High five she can be an excellent listener – she knows how to look objectively at other people's affairs. Although she gives the impression of being cold and even emotionally withdrawn – deep down she is extremely sensitive. However, this is the part of her world that she keeps entirely to herself. She approaches emotions methodically – she analyses their validity on an intellectual level, and only then allows herself to truly feel them. 

She is also wary of feelings shown by other people. Flooded with someone else's emotions, she immediately withdraws for fear that someone wants to make her dependent on them and take away some of the private space that the Five values so greatly.

High five She values predictability. Once she “gets to know” the people present in her life, she becomes more inclined to let them into her inner, private world.