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[MBTI General] Do ESXJs Love INFJs???
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Shaggy
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I like to think that ESxJs can love INFJs, I'm marrying an ESFJ in less than a week. She does feel fulfilled when raising and caring care of others. I have a 10 year old son from a previous relationship and we have 7 month old son together. On top of, 2 dogs, 2 cats, 4 kittens, 75g fish tank, and 20g fish tank. Needless to say, we're busy but its rewarding.
Saslou
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Wow, congratulations. Good luck and i hope you have many happy years together. Yeah that's a lot of animals. Lol.
Lightyear
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I love people who care about me and do nice and thoughtful things for me! That's one of the main things I love about ESFJs, they are just so caring.
My best friend is an ESFJ (however she isn't higly extroverted (meaning she doesn't talk my ear of) and not a very strong sensor) and we can especially relate through our shared Fe, we know how to cheer each other up and take care of each other if the other person is down.
My current flatmate is also an ESFJ and although she is one of the nicest and most generous people I know she is more challenging because she is super-talkative and I can't really talk to her about non-sensor stuff. Still she is a gem.
I have more problems with ESTJs since I just find them unimaginative, rigid and not very emotionally aware but I am sure there are some lovely and balanced ones out there, I just have to find them. But in general I can't see myself ever getting into a relationship with this type (and probably also not with an ESFJ but of course there might be exceptions)
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