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[MBTI General] ISFJ & ENFP?
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d@v3
Perfect Gentleman! =D
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It COULD work that's all I'm saying...
So are you saying that you are willing to re-marry me if I am an ISFJ?
*d@v3 discretley switches his T with an F*
Bubbles
See Right Through Me
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Aw, Viv! If you have a bad feeling, I'm going to agree with the others: it's not worth your time. There are so many guys out there--why waste your time with one who makes you feel "ick" inside? I think it's really sweet that you don't want to hurt your friend, and very smart of you to be wary about it. I mean, the last time a friend tried to get me with her ex, it felt like a "please God get this boy away from me he's not letting go please please please be his rebound?!" (She, of course, understood that I didn't like him and dropped it. I wuv her 
) It is kind of awkward, and ISFJs probably don't want to waste time in something going nowhere, so...why not spend your time how YOU want to?
EDIT: ...And I'm almost positive someone has already said this stuff. Oh, well.
) It is kind of awkward, and ISFJs probably don't want to waste time in something going nowhere, so...why not spend your time how YOU want to? EDIT: ...And I'm almost positive someone has already said this stuff. Oh, well.
kiddykat
movin melodies
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Even if I met Mr. Right, I wouldn't be ready, I think.. I would like to keep him as a friend. He's a kind person, and I like kind-hearted people.. I can always learn something new from this experience, vice versa.
Thank you for the replies.. Hehe.
Thank you for the replies.. Hehe.
Laurie
Was E.laur
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I don't mind fox news but I had issues with the "spic and span" house thing with my INFJ. It was a huge stress point and still can be if the house isn't perfect and people come over. (and I have four kids)
I'm not sure I would ever try SJ no matter how interesting they looked.
but I had issues with the "spic and span" house thing with my INFJ. It was a huge stress point and still can be if the house isn't perfect and people come over. (and I have four kids)I'm not sure I would ever try SJ no matter how interesting they looked.
Samvega
Buddhist Misanthrope
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Big plus one to that! The only way to get me interest in an SJ would be to put her in a coma and tell me she's an NJ. Even then it would only last while I was idealizing her comatose self and we would be done the second she woke up.
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