My summary from Mr. Masahiko NOMI's book "Ketsueki-gata Josei Hakusho" (Blood Type Woman White Paper).
There are both frank and unsociable Type Bs. Type Bs are
retiring preferably like the latter, or acquires attitude without greetings like the
former -- for Type Bs, it is hard to acquire the manners and greetings that suits to
surroundings and the society. One easily understands both Type Bs are familiar and do not
discriminate, believe people, before long. The opening nature is the common
feature of Type B.
Type B's primary fundamental personality is less concerned with the society and
surroundings in contrast with Type A.
Not-concerned-with-surroundings personality cause Type B's my pace actions.
S/he dislikes to be complied with minor rules, restrained and constrained extremely.
Strong interest means full of enjoying heart. A Type-B person does not considers profit
and loss like Type O or it does not calculate worldly value like Type A. As interest is
directed to the external world, thought becomes scientific and practical with respecting
facts. A Type- B person is not influenced by common sense or customs, so s/he has wide and
flexible comprehension power.
Type B is not able to be stable. Even if it is seen as stable, whether or
not it is moving a body continually, it uses its brain continuously.
Type B's emotion changes sensitively. It is able to comprehend other people's situation
and have interest without subjectivity. So it is compassionate and sometimes it takes
action instantly. However, Type B's emotion is not strong. It only seems
so, because it expresses and doesn't restrain when a feeling breaks out.
Although it sometimes clings to the thought of oneself terribly stubbornly. In this case,
Type B shows stubbornness.
Actually, there are not much Type Bs around me, so I
haven't confirmed all the above description. But I feel a little bit easy when I am
with Type B (I am Type AB). I need not to care when I am with Type B, while I need to be
cautious, to some degree, when I am with Type O and Type A, although it depends on people.
Last update: November 23, 1997.
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