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[Tritype] Who is attractive to the researcher(5-4-1) tri-type?
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My 6w5 INFJ wife thinks I'm kinda special. 
She appreciates my calm, thoughtful demeanor. She knows I won't often surprise her or rock the boat. She likes my earnestness and desire to create systems that make our lives better.
Me: 5w6 514 INTJ
She appreciates my calm, thoughtful demeanor. She knows I won't often surprise her or rock the boat. She likes my earnestness and desire to create systems that make our lives better.
Me: 5w6 514 INTJ
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Oh, I don't know.. I'm a 5w4 - 4w5 - 1w9, and I tend to feel no one is important/interesting enough to change my personal views on the world or to share my complex thoughts, and I know that is shown to others by constantly dismissing the outer world and not letting anyone in, which is not desirable at all.
On the other side, generally speaking, someone who values knowledge, truthfulness and doesn't mind calm dates or engaging in debates about the weirdest theories on random things may do the trick.
Plus, I believe personality is much more than simple numbers related to specific traits, so I don't think there's a certain type that, in all likelihood, like another..
On the other side, generally speaking, someone who values knowledge, truthfulness and doesn't mind calm dates or engaging in debates about the weirdest theories on random things may do the trick.
Plus, I believe personality is much more than simple numbers related to specific traits, so I don't think there's a certain type that, in all likelihood, like another..
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