ESFP

Signs of a jealous ESFP include avoiding being subordinate to a boss, disliking teamwork if they are not in charge, being overprotective over their partner, and expressing concern when their loved ones from close relationships with other people.

If you are an ESFP, your primary method of living is externally centered, where you take in information by using the 5 senses to present them in a literal, tangible manner. Your internal mode is where you interact with things based on how you feel about them on the inside or how they fit into your particular value system.

ESFPs are smart and capable of comprehending intellectually challenging concepts. However, they are more focussed on discussing uplifting topics without openly displaying their intellectual prowess. Gifted creative thinkers, ESFPs are adept at problem-solving and devising innovative ideas.

ESFPs have an annoying desire to dominate and grab attention. One of four distinct personality types in the Myers-Briggs Type Index (MBTI), the acronym ESFP defines the traits as extroversion, sensing, feeling, and perceiving. Extroversion on an interpersonal level gets the most flack.    

ESFPs can be empathetic when the scenario of the afflicted person is something that they have experienced emotionally. ESFPs are attentive listeners, known for their good practical advice, and are sensitive to the feelings of others. ESFPs can display empathy as they care deeply for those they love.

While ESFPs are often renowned for excelling in creative careers, they also exhibit the necessary traits to make great doctors. The reason is that ESFPs are often kind, caring, and courageous people that are comfortable improvising and putting their practical skills to good use.

ESFPs are the “creative types,” in the traditional sense, and born entertainers. They thrive on making other people happy, keeping things exciting, and are highly spontaneous. They love to be surrounded by creative environments and spaces and are very hands-on in their approach to matters. 

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.

ESFPs are known as the life of the party. They are fun-loving people who thoroughly enjoy living in the moment. While this can appear shallow to some people, ESFPs are, in fact, very caring, loving, and loyal. They are also highly empathetic, allowing them to ensure everybody is also having fun.

ESFPs are emotional and sensitive in that they feel deeply and passionately, especially for those they love and the ideologies in which they believe. However, they will often mask their vulnerability with a facade; they are immensely empathetic and always try to aid those around them.