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enfp's don't seem to be on computer so how to find one in online dating?
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29 Jul 2011 01:13 PM  
0_o surprise lizard!
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29 Jul 2011 02:36 PM  

Yep.  You never know when the change might happen!  

Yeah.  That's right.  You better be scared. 

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Posted By Nadette on 27 Jul 2011 02:38 PM
Definitely! I feel exactly the same way very often. People will think I am "quiet", but it is only because I don't feel like I have a valuable contribution to make. Or, maybe I feel like I (and others) will learn more by listening. Or, I don't feel like I have an audience receptive enough to make the effort of speaking up worth it.


This annoys me so much, i am constantly told i am "too quiet" in some meetings but its because i actually understand wtf is going on and dont need to ask questions or make comments. i only like to speak if i have a contribution to make, otherwise you learn a hell of a lot by sitting down, watching the mood of the room and actually listening to people (soooo many people dont know how to listen)! but apparently thats not understood, so i have to resort to asking dumb, obvious questions which i already know the answer to just so i dont appear to be "quiet"

argh...

as for online dating, i cbf putting up a profile. Its effort to find the right pic, and then put down some comments (who really wants to write something down that isnt spontaneous or in-the-moment? like who cares) and then spend all that time corresponding. It sounds about as fun as writing a report...

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01 Aug 2011 07:20 PM  
nadette that pic is gold BTW
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02 Aug 2011 09:19 AM  
Posted By aevi23 on 29 Jul 2011 12:13 PM
0_o surprise lizard!


speaking of surprise, it's not rape if you yell surprise!  ^ ^ dark humor, I know.


I love that miss PG has found a purple giraffe. Though I shall miss pascal... 

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02 Aug 2011 09:38 AM  
Posted By truthbeknown on 23 Jul 2011 03:28 PM

i have been going back and forth between the intj forum and here because i believe my ex gf was an intj (although some suggest infj) but not sure just guessing.

What's interesting is the intj's respond almost within hours of a a post or a reply while on this board it seems like days before other enfp's chime in on topics.

i wonder whether that is an indication of what types go online to date more?  if enfp's don't spend much time on the computer i might keep runing into introverts. 

I am wondering if i would be better matched with an extrovert but not sure.  I would like to matched with someone who can communicate similar to me (or at least i think so now). 

just an observation; any comments welcome

 


Okay okay.. so, let's start at the begining! Introverts don't like to go outside, and therefore will be spending more time online. ergo- higher introvert population online as well as more time spent online per person for introverts compared to extroverts. 

 

ENFP's taking a while to post is a mixture of their ability to easily get lost in some passing whim... OOHHH SQUIRREL!!! and their desire for extroversion.   either way
                                        I think you get my point.

Online dating... well, this can be a lengthy topic, so I'll keep it short. Online dating has come about mostly because of the internet(no dur sherlock), but it has only recently been gaining in popularity. In fact, a large portion(some numbers indicating 1 out of ever 4 couples) of people are meeting online.  Now then, what kind of people are going to participate in online dating?  You are going to find that primarily people who have difficulty finding the type of relationship they are looking for in every day life will go to online dating- Introverts.  Remember, this is all based on majority here and is by no means set in stone. 

I am going to assume you are an INTJ. INTJs are well known to mix with ENFPs, however, limiting factors such as that is a tricky thing to specify.  According to socionics.com INTJs match up with 1. ESFJ  2.INTJ 3.ISFP and 4. ENTP

Out of all of the research I have done, I have personally found that the the most succesfull relationships share three letters in common. Usually, this will mean either it is an introvert-extrovert pair, or a thinker-feeler pair. These seem to be the best types of relationships when looking at personality theory alone.  You need to remember, however, that looking at personality alone is not the best way to go about things. You should be looking for other factors that play a large part in succesfull relationships such as but not limited to -preference in race, religion, body type, economic status, intelligence, sociability, activities, and job.   

I personally think that keeping an open mind for just about anyone is the best policy. See if you can get along with them(as an INTJ that can be a chore in of itself), then see if they have the types of qualitise you are looking for.  Is she so smart you feel useless? Is she dumb as a brick? Does she look good? Is she doing well in school? does she have a job? 

While searching for these qualities, you might want to decide which qualities are absolutely necessary and which ones are optional. If you simply can't live with that girl who is the genius prodigy of the world, even though she is perfect in every other category, you should probably let her go and keep searching.  This is where the difficulty comes in, and where.. regretably.. many ENFPs can not function. As an INTJ this job might be slightly easier, but that is at best a very small difference. 

Anyway, just a few ideas to contemplate. Happy Hunting.

 

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02 Aug 2011 04:48 PM  
SQUIRREL? WHERE!

Don't forget us E's who are forced on to the internet because we live in isolated places, not by choice.
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