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22 Jul 2011 03:59 PM  

I've dated some really cool INTJ, INFJ and ENTP girls before, and am thinking INFJs are the best for my type ENTP.  Don't think I've met any ENFPs before and am curious.

 

 

By the way, does anyone find that you can go a year without meeting interesting MOTOS?  I swear, the MBTI S ratios are skewed - at least in the US.  I'd say 99% of the people I meet (I used to meet anywhere from 500-1,000 new people a week in my old work) in the US of A are S. 

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22 Jul 2011 04:49 PM  

ENFPs are very similar to ENTPs, actually. We have the same main function, so we communicate very easily. Spontaneity and high energy are both there. The differences really come from feeling/thinking preference....which can be varied depending on the person.  

These are descriptions from the development of the types as children, but still pretty accurate:

The most important part of all ENTPs is their highly developed sense of what could be. They see possibilities everywhere and are energized by talking about them and sharing them with the people around them. They are also driven to understand why the world is as it is and are motivated to try to change things to be better, or at least in the way they think they might be improved! ENTPs are logical and analytical children, eager to learn new things and explore with as few restraints on them as possible. Having an ENTP in your house is usually a fascinating, exciting, and challenging proposition.

 

The key to understanding and appreciating ENFPs of any age is to remember that they are ruled by their highly developed sense of what is possible. They have an insatiable curiosity and need to talk about their many original ideas – whether or not anything comes out of them. Above all else, they think of themselves as idea people, but they are also deeply sensitive and need their feelings and values to be honored and understood. These two insights are essential to nurturing the energetic and imaginative spirit of ENFPs. Their need to ask is even more important than their desire for an answer. ENFPs think out loud and do not censor or edit their thoughts. They actually need to hear what they've said before they can apply any judgment to it.
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22 Jul 2011 06:02 PM  

Hey, thanks for the info.  I think that'd make things really cool when the dominant feeler frees the dominant thinker and allows T/F to flow easily.  Do you know a lot of really spiritual NFs?

 

I wonder if there are many really spiritual people here on this forum, with balanced mind/intuition (left/right brains), conscious and subconscious etc. 

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03 Feb 2012 04:28 AM  

 I recently took the MBTI exam its a psychology test and it told me that my personality type is an ENFP. It told me that i have an amazing power to connect to people and that i am extremely creative. its a one thousand dollar exam that i was able to take for free because one of my friends had it and if you private message me i can send it for you as well. tongith i went to a cljub and i owned the entire party all eyes were on me. I usually go up and dance with girls but tonight i was having such a fantastic time by myself that girls started to approach me. And my teasing worked like a charm. Do me a favor, be true to yourself. If you ever want to find your correct match, be true to yourself. If you ever want to be in a career that you love and strive at, be true to yourself. Be true to yourself. Be true to yourself.

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