Hi all! My name is Danielle but my nickname is Dani. Well, that is one of many nicknames I have/have had but this is the longest running of them all. Lol.

I am an ENFP. I've taken the Myers-Briggs a few times and the result is always the same. I am a staunch ENFP. Never changing in my personality type yet always changing in my actual life.

I'd love to learn more about the types and relate to other ENFPs.

Thanks.

I think I went off on a tangent. Sorry.

Welcome Danstar! So Tangents are encouraged here. Or co-sines.

So How did you find us? What is your lightsaber color? What is your enfp super power? Are you a cript or blood?

My favorite part about nighttime would have to be how mysterious it is. I'm not sure if that is exactly how you would articulate the "feeling" I get from it. Night seems exciting and intriguing. When I am alone at night, I feel like I might be the only person awake in the world and I am breaking some sort of universal rule. When I am out, it seems as if there are endless possibilities.

Thanks everyone. Sure do know how to make a gal feel welcome.

Found you guys by way of insatiable curiosity and a search engine. My lightsaber color is green and my super power is reading minds. Hehe. Oh, and in regards to my gang affiliation, I'm a Hells Angel actually (hence the do-rag). ;-)

Secants take some getting used to, but we deal )

 my math! It hurts! ...economics people... sheesh.

actually it's cool. haha my business-majoring ENFP brother took calc I three times .  He teases himself about it regularly.

*hugs*. Yeah... I mean, I can completely understand why that would annoy you, for sure.

I meant to aski that in a more general sense, though. I'm still young(ish), so I was hoping to pick up some tips on some of the pitfalls parents can make, so that I don't fall into them myself. I really, really hope (if I ever have kids someday--which I probably won't, but that easily may change. xNxP and all) that I can bring them up to be wise, thoughtful people. I want to be able to teach them anything and everything that I think I've learned over the course of my life. That's why I was sort of curious, as to what you think would be good things for someone like me to watch out for, because I could see myself sort-of being like that if I'm not careful.

Of course: by all means feel free to just tell me you don't want to talk about it, if you'd rather avoid talking about it or anything.

I guess it's that his expectations are so much higher than everyone else's, simply because he himself lived up to them. He has strict rules and ideas about what I should do, so I can't really tell him what's preventing me from doing my work. Communication is a big issue. He also has a sense of pride that takes precedence over a lot of things. I told him once that I was upset because one of my friends had died, adding "Shut up!" at the end. He slapped me for telling him that and told me that millions of people die each day--do I cry for them? Which basically shut the door to any sort of positive communication.

I wish he'd take the time to try and find out what's bothering me. He assumes that because I don't tell him these things, I don't have problems--when in reality, I just don't want to because I know he won't understand at all.