d@v3
Perfect Gentleman! =D
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- ISTJ
Hey, I'm coming to this thread really late but I guess I just wanted to add:
1) Regardless of whether the girl is ENFP or not, asking someone out explicitly is always a good idea. No room for ambiguity and if the person is not interested, it's clear.
2) Don't take it personally if you feel the person is being wishy-washy or ambiguous. Some people are just like that, might not even be related to maturity or how flaky internet communication is in general. She either doesn't get your intention or she is just non-commital.
3) A mature ENFP who has gotten (mostly) over the fear of rejection will make it pretty clear to you when they like you. When I like someone, I not only make it known, but I either pursue or allow the other person to pursue me. The more I like you, the more of my 'A game' I bring. LOL.
4) Some people, especially younger women find it hard to say no clearly. That's why if you don't get a clear 'yes' you may just want to chalk it up to 'no'.
5) EP's flex a lot, if she is an EP, she may just be making up her mind. This process can potentially take forever to never.
6) ENXPs are enthusiastic by nature. ENFPs have a tendency to like people in general. She may genuinely be interested in you, just not romantically interested. It can be confusing for you as the recipient, I'm sure.
So basically, my advice is this: make your move then move on. Don't wait so much on her and instead decide what you want to do and do it. If you don't get a definitive yes or no after a few tries, chalk it up to e-friendship and move on.
PS I have a good friend who is ISTJ. If she is typical of type, you guys aren't very direct and assertive when it comes to dating! You get surprisingly shy.
PPS I think ISTJ and ENFP could make a good combination. But she is more likely to drive you crazy than for you to drive her crazy. If you can handle that and always feel like you have to be on top of things and take care of practical matters, then go for it.
Well, what you said about being shy... I think you should win the "understatement of the week" award! I am VERY shy and quiet when it comes to this kind of thing. The problem is, she is shy too! I have to initiate every text conversation but once I do that, we end up texting all night! Consequently, it feels like she is allowing me to pursue her because why would she give me her cell phone number in the first place? She knew darn well what my intentions were!
Yes, I can handle being driven crazy by an ENFP. My best friend is an ENFP and he drives me crazy! Well, actually we can drive eachother crazy, but anyway, we can never be mad at eachother. Hmmm... maybe I should consult him about this ENFP girl... never thought about that!
