ISFJs daydream like everyone else on occasion about future scenarios or how they wish things could be. But it’s not all daydreaming. They are motivated, logical beings who take action; however, they are introverts which is a natural element of thinking and processing everything in their heads.
ISFPs seem boring because, as introverts, they prefer time alone in quiet spaces and to remain in the background. They only open up to people in their close circle. If they trust you, you will find that they are funny, engaging, enthusiastic, and passionate people who love having a good time.
ENFPs are warm and affectionate people who put a lot of effort into their relationships. Their idealistic, enthusiastic nature and strong aversion to conflict may attract people who take advantage of them. Their trusting nature makes it difficult for them to identify people who may mistreat them.
ESTPs are not controlling or possessive. Attempts may be made to control people, and their passionate personalities may be misconstrued as possessive, but they are not the type to be tied down in any way. Any indication of these traits is rarely outwardly displayed, deliberate or spiteful.
ISTJs don’t flirt in the lighthearted way that others do. They carefully analyze their crush, and if they think they have long-term relationship potential, they communicate their feelings directly, if a little awkwardly. They show they care by getting to know the person and doing things for them.
ISFPs are intuitive even without the “N.” Their intuitive nature is not cognitive, but as naturally introverted thinkers, they can exercise the Fi function and experience strong “gut feelings.” They use their experiences and information and trust their intuition to lead the way.
ISFPs are creative, talented individuals despite their introverted nature. They excel at creating aesthetically pleasing work like beautiful artworks. They have a knack for working with colors and textures, translating them into stunning creative work. Talented individuals include Frida Karlo.
ESTJs can be introverted or ambivert personalities who can engage with people out of necessity. They are the most introverted of all the Myers-Briggs E (extroverted) personality types as they lack interpersonal skills. ESTJs also find it hard to deal with emotional or illogical matters.
ISFJs are shy and not prone to boast about their own accomplishments, so they are not competitive and will often be overlooked for promotions. However, they can mistakenly be perceived as being stubborn or judgemental due to their conservative outlook and adherence to traditional values.
ESFP people are goal-oriented and prefer to be physically active rather than engage in discussions. They have a keen sensibility and can manipulate others to feel a certain way. They seek pleasure and are often thought to be narcissistic, though they may simply be keeping up with trends.
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