I read in a comment somewhere that Riso/Hudson's description of type 4 is actually a description of type 9. I can't remember where I saw it, hence the new post.
I was wondering... if that description is actually describing type 9, then what does the type 9 description describe? As someone who can fully see herself in one description but not the other, I find it hard to see how both descriptions describe the same type.
Thanks.
I was wondering... if that description is actually describing type 9, then what does the type 9 description describe? As someone who can fully see herself in one description but not the other, I find it hard to see how both descriptions describe the same type.
Thanks.
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