Type analysis
SHIT types are powered by disgust, standards, and the pain of watching preventable stupidity happen in real time. Cynical on the surface, useful in practice, they are often the angry backbone of a broken system. You are not exactly hopeful, but you are still somehow one of the most functional people in the room. SHIT people usually move through the world like they were quietly handed responsibility five minutes before everybody else noticed there was a problem. They scan for weak points, prefer a clean line between cause and effect, and get itchy when a preventable mess is allowed to keep breathing. At their best, they create structure, rescue momentum, and make hard things look embarrassingly manageable. At their worst, they can confuse control with care, competence with intimacy, and usefulness with identity.