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[ESFP] ESFP females (roll call)

HelloJojo

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thank you :)
I'm not very familar with the different types.
Question: Do people of the same type get along better? Or are there certain types that get along great?
 

nozflubber

DoubleplusUngoodNonperson
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Hype
Do people of the same type get along better?

Not necessarily.... I have a Highlander-esque disposition toward other INTPs because I'm smarter than all of them on this board and I will defeat them in Mortal Kombat in due time. INTJs, on the other hand, are my phatty homies.
 

defragmybrain

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esfp's: fun loving optimists, love attention, making the crowd feel at ease, avoid conflict, love to gossip and they feel like their lives are a movie and they're a star in it.
 

swordpath

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Welp, moving on then.

*leaves esfp thread and forgets they exist*

Lolz (and jk)
 

mthomps

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My girlfriend is an ESFP. You'd think it would be a total mismatch, but we communicate well and i get plenty of alone time for my theories. :) Anyways, we talk about mbti on occasion so I'm going to get her to sign up here.

Good sense of humor too. If shes yappin too much I'll often joke if she wants me to throw some glitter in the air for her.
 

Unique

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My girlfriend is an ESFP. You'd think it would be a total mismatch, but we communicate well and i get plenty of alone time for my theories. :) Anyways, we talk about mbti on occasion so I'm going to get her to sign up here.

Good sense of humor too. If shes yappin too much I'll often joke if she wants me to throw some glitter in the air for her.

Thats a relationship of duality (the best kind) according to socionics (which I follow for relationships, I find it the most accurate)

People are so quick to dismiss the socionics theory but when you meet someone you're a duel with you understand
 

swordpath

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Thats a relationship of duality (the best kind) according to socionics (which I follow for relationships, I find it the most accurate)

People are so quick to dismiss the socionics theory but when you meet someone you're a duel with you understand

The portrait page here shows the ISTJ and ESFP as being natural partners at the end of the "ESFPs as lovers" section. Is that according to socionics? Is it not a duality pair?
 

Unique

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The portrait page here shows the ISTJ and ESFP as being natural partners at the end of the "ESFPs as lovers" section. Is that according to socionics? Is it not a duality pair?

No its not... but its not exactly "bad" either

Relations of Supervision
ISTj is 'Supervisor'
ESFp is 'Supervisee'

Relations of Supervision between psychological ("personality") types

These relations are also asymmetrical as are relations of Benefit. One partner, called the Supervisor, is always in a more favourable position in respect to the other partner who is known as Supervisee.

Relations of Supervision can give the impression that Supervisor is constantly watching every step of the Supervisee. The latter usually feels this control even if the Supervisor does not say or do anything. The explanation for this is that the Supervisee weak point is defenceless against the Supervisor's strong point. This makes the Supervisee nervous and expect the worse.

Although the Supervisor can seem self-satisfied, petty, faultfinding and narrative, the Supervisee pays attention to their actions and considers the Supervisor as consequential. The Supervisee normally wants to gain recognition and commendation from the Supervisor. However, it may seem like the Supervisor always undervalues the abilities of the Supervisee. This stimulates the Supervisee into proving their own worthiness with various actions, yet there is little chance that they will succeed.

The Supervisor sees the Supervisee as quite interesting and capable, but incomplete and therefore in need of some help and advice. The Supervisee does not respond to this aid as expected and this will often increase the Supervisor's attempts to change the Supervisee. Because the Supervisee naturally does not understand what it is that the Supervisor wants from them, this may irritate the Supervisor, who thinks that the Supervisee simply does not want to understand.

In relations of Supervision it may also appear as if the Supervisor patronises the Supervisee, which can be quite obtrusive for the latter. When there are more than two people present, the Supervisee often attempts to release themselves from the control of the Supervisor by starting arguments for the sake of it or by attempting to manoeuvre themselves into the commanding position. Unfortunately, these attempts lead nowhere. The Supervisor may think instead that the Supervisee simply requires more attention.

Supervision partners often look like good friends. The reason for this is that in these relations both partners can sense their social value: the Supervisor as a "guardian angel", without whom the Supervisee will get into trouble, and the Supervisee as the object of attention.
 

Clownmaster

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How is there like a thousand ENFPs on the forums but no ESFPs?

because people don't understand the difference between S and N. I'm sure plenty of ENFPs here are ESFPs in disguise and don't realize it because they're too sure of themselves and already proud of being ENFP
 

Unique

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because people don't understand the difference between S and N. I'm sure plenty of ENFPs here are ESFPs in disguise and don't realize it because they're too sure of themselves and already proud of being ENFP

This I disagree on

I will also not explain why I disagree it should be clear, read some of the past posts of mine about where you would find ESFPs on the internet.
 
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