Any other type, excluding Se Doms. No, you can’t Be E8. Why? Because E8s are irrational types, people who don’t follow principles nor logically behaviors, but instead follows only instincts and pure contact with the real world. Eights are anti-abstract and don’t like theories nor imagination, they’re tuned with the physical reality which is perceived by them as reality; You can’t take PersonalityHunt descriptions or redundant sites to embase your opinion. E8s don’t like structures, and don’t have formulas for nothing, they’re imoral; Which contradicts, at first: Te doms and Ti doms… Which they need to apply formulas to their environment and world. They are PHYSICAL personalities, physical persons, they’re moved by an extremely need to SATISFACTORY NEED for themselves, which, again, contradicts Se unconscious in ENTJ and ESTJ.

Some descriptions of the structure the E8 by the author of the enneagram:

1. Inability to sustain consistent work behavior
2. Lack of ability to function as a responsible parent
3. Failure to accept social norms with regard to lawful behavior
4. Inability to maintain enduring attachment to a sexual partner and promiscuity
5. Irritability and aggressiveness
6. Failure to honor financial obligations
7. Failure to plan ahead
8. Disregard for the truth as indicated by "conning" for personal profit, etc.
9. Recklessness

QUESTION: How this Fit Te dom? I give you guys a chance.

1. Hostile affectivity (e.g., pugnacious, an irascible temper flares readily into arguments and attack; exhibits frequent verbally abusive and physically cruel behaviors).
2. Assertive self-image (e.g., proudly characterizes self as self-reliant, vigorously energetic and hard headed; values tough, competitive and power oriented life style).
3. Interpersonal vindictiveness (e.g., reveals satisfaction in derogating and humiliating others; contemptuous of sentimentality, social compassion and humanistic values).
4. Hyperthymic fearlessness (e.g., high activation level evident in impulsive, accelerated and forceful responding; attracted to and undaunted by danger and punishment).
5. Malevolent projection (e.g., claims that most persons are devious, controlling and punitive; justifies own mistrustful, hostile and vengeful attitudes by ascribing them to others).

Ok ok, guys. I know what you thinking “OMG TE DOM CANT BE E8”💀I will give you MORE DESCRIPTIONS:

1. Assertiveness of Posture and Movement
2. Love of Physical Adventure
3. The Energetic Characteristic
4. Need and Enjoyment of Exercise
5. Love of Dominating, Lust for Power
6. Love of Risk and Chance
7. Bold Directness of Manner
8. Physical Courage for Combat
9. Competitive Aggressiveness
10. Psychological Callousness
11. Claustrophobia
12. Ruthlessness,
13. Freedom from Squeamishness
14. General Noisiness
15. Over maturity of Appearance
16. Horizontal Mental Cleavage,
17. Extraversion of Somatotonia
18. Assertiveness and Aggression under Alcohol
19. Need of Action When Troubled
20. Orientation Toward Goals and Activities of Youth

“The connection between somatotonia and the lust type reaffirms the original idea of a constitutional factor behind psychopathic personality-though not necessarily that of the constitutional "defect." It is easy to conjecture that the strategy of vindictive self-assertion, that is to say, sadistic character, would be implicitly preferred by one who comes into life with a constitutionally determined orientation to action and a disposition to fight. In Jung we can recognize our ennea-type VIII under the label of the Extraverted Sensation, though only in its aspects of realism and lusty orientation and not in that of dominance, for Jung curiously tells us that (at least "on the lower levels") this type who "is the lover of tangible reality, with little inclination for reflection" has "no desire to dominate." In spite of this discrepancy, Jung's reference to Wulfen's description of der Genussmensch; his commentary to the effect that the type "is by no means unlovable," on the contrary lfhis lively capacity for enjoyment makes him very good company"; plus his observation to the effect that conjectures beyond the concrete are of no interest to him and that the main pursuit is the intensification of sensations, leave little doubt as to the character's identity, which is confirmed through the observation of his or her exploitativeness: "Although the object has become quite indispensable to him, yet, as something existing in its own right, it is none the less devalued. It is ruthlessly exploited and squeezed dry, since now its sole use is to stimulate sensation." The anti-social inclination of the extraverted sensation type is also insinuated by Jung who remarks that his easy-going attitude accepts indiscriminately everything that happens and that "although this does not by any means imply an absolute lawlessness and lack of restraint, it nevertheless deprives him of the essential restraining power of judgment”