The 1F attitude is characterized by a self-positive (Fs+), others-negative (Fo-) disposition. This disposition creates an attitude that is acutely aware of its own strengths within the realm of physics. 1Fs understand their own power within this aspect and generally want to protect it at all costs. All incoming physical information from others must be pushed through the 1F’s subjective interpretation before it is accepted. The strategies that each 1F employs may differ in behavior or execution but the core attitude of subjective protection over what they believe is their greatest asset will be consistent and true for all 1Fs. Below are some common beliefs and behaviors that you may see with 1Fs. Please keep in mind that these are generalities and do not represent the vast sub-archetypes held within the overall 1F attitude.

Dichotomies

Certain • Sufficient • Strong • Aggressive • Subjective • Vulnerable • Flippant • Local • Distinct


Attitudinal Beliefs

• Believes that they know the best iteration of their environment at all times.
• Trusts that they can evaluate the monetary worth of objects better than others.
• Deems for themselves what is comfortable and ignores advice from others.
• Believes that they supremely understand their body and health issues (sometimes going against medical professionals).
• Knows that their aesthetic vision of reality keeps them thriving.
• Believes that they have the inalienable right to change up their environment whenever they please.
• Expects that others let them handle tasks in the way they desire.
• Feels that only their own senses will alert them to any physical need that may materialize.
• Imagines that their tastes and preferences are superior to others.
• Credits themselves for making things more beautiful, practical, vibrant, delicious, or whatever physical descriptor they believe is ideal.
• Believes that they are merged with their sensual understanding of the world and without it they would perish.
• Expects that others let them change up the physical realm whenever they desire to do so.
• Believes that they know the best way to exist in the world.
• Figures that their own subjective experience of reality is what matters most.
• Assumes that they have the right to judge the physical world if they wish: food, aesthetics, practicality, and health.
• Believes that it is their right to be greedy, selfish, and lavish despite others’ objections.
• Knows that others’ fashion sense and opinions are irrelevant to their own.
• Trusts that they can find leisure or any other desired physical state.
• Presumes that they will always know how to suffice desired sensual pleasures.
• Expects that the resources they need will always be attainable.