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proteanmix · 08-28-2008, 05:55 PM

I think EFJ/ITP (and IFP/ETJ) combinations work against prevailing type compatibilities. ENP/INJ and ISJ/ESP do not have each others inferior function as the dominant of the other partner so they tend to work out a bit better. Of course there are exceptions, but that's what I mostly see.

I've found that if you're going to do the ENFJ/INTP then both parties need to be a bit more mature and patient with the other and willing to see the strengths the other possesses as not something that needs to be beat down with a bat. There are some INTPs on the forum whose Ti I find grating while others (like ygolo and

Bluewing

) that doesn't really bother me at all, I actually like their manner and what they have to say.

I think EFJ/ETP and IFJ/ITP is probably a better combo.

08-28-2008, 05:55 PM	#20 (permalink)
proteanmix Allura red Join Date: Apr 2007 Type: Location: storming castles Posts: 3,053	I think EFJ/ITP (and IFP/ETJ) combinations work against prevailing type compatibilities. ENP/INJ and ISJ/ESP do not have each others inferior function as the dominant of the other partner so they tend to work out a bit better. Of course there are exceptions, but that's what I mostly see. I've found that if you're going to do the ENFJ/INTP then both parties need to be a bit more mature and patient with the other and willing to see the strengths the other possesses as not something that needs to be beat down with a bat. There are some INTPs on the forum whose Ti I find grating while others (like ygolo and Bluewing) that doesn't really bother me at all, I actually like their manner and what they have to say. I think EFJ/ETP and IFJ/ITP is probably a better combo. __________________ Concentric objects share the same center, axis or origin with one inside the other.