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05 Sep 2009 03:57 PM  
I've found ENFPs to be pretty superb with that. When you can't explain yourself, they can start throwing out descriptions and say "do you feel like [that]?" and then take your reaction to gauge how close they were to the truth, and then try with another thing. The moment's pause while you have to think about it is different than an immediate "no... I definitely don't think it's that," and the Ne can keep pumping out different shades of motivations that might make someone feel that way until they say one that you can actually tell fits.

It's a really nice little talent to have around.
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06 Sep 2009 03:38 AM  
Posted By sbalbom on 05 Sep 2009 01:11 PM
^^ are you like...."i feel. i feel. i feel.... upset?"


Haha, yep, that's me.

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14 Sep 2009 01:19 AM  
We'lp I just broke up with my INTJ girl...
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14 Sep 2009 01:21 AM  
-hugs and offers sbalbom a drink- That sucks. Just not work out?
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14 Sep 2009 06:45 AM  
I've been in a great relationship with an INTJ since Jan 1992 and I had never considered MBTI before now in analysing the way we inter-act/complement each other. The complementary aspects of the two personalities create immense synergy and I think the relationship is incredible because of that dynamic interaction. With enough patience they can even be trained to keep up with what we are talking about. All 27 topics. At the same time.
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14 Sep 2009 09:41 AM  
Posted By sbalbom on 14 Sep 2009 12:19 AM
We'lp I just broke up with my INTJ girl...

I'm so sorry to hear that!! And here I was, offering advice that you no longer needed. How are you feeling? 

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14 Sep 2009 09:29 PM  
Thanks. I feel great but a little sad. What was awesome was she LUVs my ENFPness. Its like I could go all Ne on her and she loved it. All other non INTJs girls just get blinded by the Ne but she loved it. Its like I am catnip to a cat, or neon to a drunk esfp on X at a rave. Every day I dig up a new puzzle for her to solve. Hey how should I structure the enfpforum... this guy came to me looking to raise capital, this friend tried to get in a fight with an other. This married lady hit on me... this company is blowing up... my friend got a promotion and has to deal with Y....

Its for the best. She was six years older then me and ready for something serous. I just don't feel like settling down now for career reasons. There is just so much I want to do. I want to get these forums running and a million other things. Awesome girl and the most laid back girl I've ever dated. I'll miss that.

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14 Sep 2009 09:32 PM  
I'm telling you INTJ-ENFP relationships... awesomeness. Its like a cosine and negative cosine.
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14 Sep 2009 09:57 PM  
O.o I never quite understood how "settling down" is the end of life and possibility. Is she just like "OMG, marry me and be responsible and we'll have babies RIGHT AWAY" or something? Blah. I dunno. Just a random thought. You have your reasons, don't let me question them.
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15 Sep 2009 12:31 PM  

It's never nice to feel pressured, especially when it comes to commitment. But isn't that a common problem for you ENFPs? I don't mean to generalize, but I've come across a few ENFP commitment-phobics. You really are describing a dream relationship sbalbom, it's sad it didn't work out. What do you mean other INTJ girls were got blinded by your Ne?

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15 Sep 2009 04:12 PM  
It's not necessarily a fear of commitment....but a fear of commitment to the wrong person. >.> At least for me. Feeling like I've settled isn't going to make me happy- and it won't make the person I've ended up with very happy either. I'd rather be single and hope someday then jump on the first guy that comes along
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16 Sep 2009 12:39 AM  

I'm telling you INTJ-ENFP relationships... awesomeness. Its like a cosine and negative cosine.


....did an ENFP just use a math analogy on relationships?  I'm used to that, but my school is like 40-50% INTx; I didn't know normal people did it at all.

(if you're into making nerdy analogies, though, I'd go with Coupled Oscillations in the future )

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18 Sep 2009 01:26 AM  
O.o I never quite understood how "settling down" is the end of life and possibility. Is she just like "OMG, marry me and be responsible and we'll have babies RIGHT AWAY" or something? Blah



Lets just say there were other reasons to which I can't share with the other 3 billion people on the web. At her age it isn't fair for me to take her time when I know it isn't going to work. I don't jerk around with women in their 30s. I think it is unethical to string girls along.

ENFP commitment-phobics.



Once we get hurt we get like that. But we forget... and settle down again.

You really are describing a dream relationship sbalbom, it's sad it didn't work out.



Do you mean from your end as an INTJ? Please explain.

What do you mean other INTJ girls were got blinded by your Ne?



I mean girls other then INTJs and ENFPs get blinded by my energy. My randomness, my seven projects I keep in the air while reading Greek philosophy and bringing them to the biggest parties in Dallas. INFP girls kind of get intimidated by me or they are judgmental. Like I'm too flashy of a light. like a cat chasing a laser beam,

It seems that INTJ girls love the light I give off. Like they can't look away. A cat stalking a mouse toy. Like I'm Hallo2 to a 12 yearold or a tennis ball to a golden retriever. Or a rubix cube to an INTP.

I think my Ne overwhelms them and they don't like it (non intj & enfps) kind of hurts their eyes. Then again I only know two intj females.  INTJ males and I are like auto-friends.

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18 Sep 2009 02:45 AM  

My bad sbalbom, you said non-INTJs got blinded by your Ne I read that INTJs get blinded by your Ne and didn't understand why we'd get blinded since we love the randomness that goes on in your heads  Do you have any experience with ENTJs? How did that go? 

Yes we do love it, we love your warmth and enthusiasm, your randomness and crazy ideas. And your ability to connect with people so easily. We love it and we admire it but at the same time we're a little bit jealous of it. I'm so serious in comparison to you guys. It's quite exhausting to feel that you have to do your best, be the best and know everything and be on top of things at all times. I'm exaggerating a little bit, but you get the gist of it. My ex-INFP boyfriend once said: It's okay to be wrong sometimes to me when I'd made an error. And I thought, no it's not all right at all...  It's like you balance us, see us, accept us for who we are and at the same time, make us really feel, or at least help us connect with our feeling side. It's very exciting!

Auto-friends made me laugh! I see what you mean by that though. I have a few female ENFP auto-friends as well. I feel very fortunate and rich having so many ENFPs in my life. You are a rare breed and I also feel greedy holding on to so many...

To me it sounded like a dream relationship that you gave her puzzles to solve and she helped you with that. We live for new puzzles! We like that you lean on us and take our view into consideration with the choices you make. We love feeling included and important.

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18 Sep 2009 07:38 AM  
Do you have any experience with ENTJs? How did that go?


It was ok but only because she was 23 and I'm 28. I'm much more wise and experienced. If you think about it she has had 1 year of adulthood I've had 6. That gives me a 6x experience gap. I could tell with in a few years she would be trying to bust by balls. She was running a company at her age and doing well. But I was a stockbroker when I was 22 so it takes a lot to impress me. She is very impressive and brilliant. But I could tell as she matured she would not be loving this ENFP for long. She was an executor par excellence. There were a few deal breakers but if I was 35 and had a nice amount of capital. It would be awesome having a 25 year old ENTJ wife... pop out the kids and let them crush everyone in their wake.
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18 Sep 2009 04:22 PM  
Aha, so you were worried about getting caught in some kind of power struggle and competition? It's funny (to me) that you say that adulthood happens at 22. Is that because you can't buy liquor before the age of 21?
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19 Sep 2009 01:41 AM  
Aha, so you were worried about getting caught in some kind of power struggle and competition?



Yes, kind of. First let me say there is a weird dichotomy being an F guy with a T girl in a in a relationship. Women, T or F are attracted to strong decisive men. But of course they, and everyone need the emotional connection of F too. Being an F guy its hard to know when you are exhibiting to much F. The ENTJ was upset with me because I wouldn't commit and started pushing what she could get away with. Women do this to disqualify men because if they know if they can push them around or violate boundaries then they aren't the men of  high status. High status men don't tolerate violations of social mores. So she was trying to sabotage. When women act in such immature ways its such a turn off to me. But I could see her moving from a harmless cub with claws (23) to a lioness and eventually being able to push my buttons.

It was funny. Later she told me she found me attractive because I didn't find her intimidating. She said being 5'11 and in hi heals she is 6'2, and being very bright she overwhelms most men. After laughing I said something to the effect of "you are a 23 year old girl there is not one thing about you I find threatening." But I know in 10 years she may be able to push me around. I could see a relentlessness in her.

It is weird because INTJs have this same kind of relentlessness or even a more narrow focus of it but, it doesn't seem to conflict like it would with an ENTJ I just can't explain it.

It's funny (to me) that you say that adulthood happens at 22. Is that because you can't buy liquor before the age of 21?



in the US thats when children graduate university and hit the brutal real world.

Yes.. kind of

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19 Sep 2009 01:16 PM  
I think adulthood begins at about 12. We just pretend it doesn't.
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19 Sep 2009 05:17 PM  
I can understand why you thought of her as immature and why her behavior was a turn off to you, sbalbom. In her defense, she was only 23... These things have to be learned over the years. I think I've tried my fair share of manipulation too, but I cease to do it when/if I meet resistance. And I tend to manipulate less now in general. It's something you do when you are young and insecure. I've been found intimidating too, and it's always a puzzle to me, why people do. I don't feel very intimidating. Relentless I am, but not when it comes to other people's feelings. To me, it's illogic to try and persuade people to feel differently than they do. I appreciate a clear answer about how a guy feels about me, but with NFs, it's hard since you don't want to let people down. I end up guessing a lot...
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19 Oct 2009 09:40 PM  
This is precisely the question I am seeking to answer, and actually the reason I registered for this forum (being INTJ myself). I realize this does not amount to much by means of an introduction (being my first post and all) but I think you all can forgive me.

I'm quite unfamilliar with ENFP's, and I am not confident in my ability to identify others as such. It seemed logical that I could find out more concering the ENFP typology here, and I'm more than a bit fascinated to discover what comprises my allegedly perfect mate.

So greetings all. I see that the INTJ already have a presence on this forum, and to them I say hello as well.
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