Speak for yourself. Just because you have hang-ups verbally communicating with others doesn't mean that ENTPs have that trouble. ENTP by characteristic is a negotiator, and that hallmarks a very strong command over verbal and written communication. An ENTP who lacks strong communication skills and has difficulties expressing their thoughts and observations to the external world is either not ENTP or they are extremely young and have not acquired such skill set. However, MBTI shows an individual's personality through natural inclinations. To not have the natural inclination towards outward and even, outrageous communication styles, is hard to even lay stake to being ENTP.
ENTP are masters at assessing their environment and able to successfully maneuver in and through all sorts of social climates. ENTP only comes second to ENFP in that regard. The ability to be that malleable is the nuclei of ENTP. You cannot be an ENTP without having that ability.
You could be some other type, but virtually every ENTP I've come across is very social. I'm social, but I'm not the exception, I'm the norm for ENTP. Not "social" as in the obnoxious-loud-kegger-partier type, but socially savvy enough to talk to anyone and everyone about a variety of things. There is very little to no social hang-ups. The majority of comedians are ENTP and that should come as no surprise. An ENTP cannot maneuver in the world without scoping out their external environment, and to do so is to directly interact with others, which involves TALKING to others. And lots of it.
Wow, you sure did a good job drawing a conclusion that outrageous based on two paragraphs that I wrote. I have this skillset, but describing it in this manner comes off as extremely pretentious, so I don't like wasting my time doing it. Making blanket statements about a personality type that makes up 3% of the population is pretty absurd as well, because people in general are radically different from one another.
I'm a skilled negotiator and I can do well in almost any social environment, with very few exceptions. I'm part of many different social groups and am a very extroverted person in general. However, I tend to get bored of relationships and certain people and can drop relationships whenever they become tedious or boring.
Making a statement like "ENTPs are masters of assessing their environment" is stupid, because ENTPs do not appeal to as many people as they think they do. I have many friends as well as haters, just like everybody else. Sometimes I'm completely oblivious of how much people hate me until they give me some sort of outward sign, and I assume that most ENTPs are like that as well.
I have an ENTP friend who thinks so many girls are attracted to him, when in fact many of them are repulsed by him and he is completely oblivious to that fact. Many ENTPs are completely delusional to the fact that they are not as great at everything as they think they are.
Narcissism and vanity is also pretty characteristic of this personality type, bjt that doesnt mean that all ENTPs are narcissists. The fact that you just made personal statements such as telling me that I am probably mistyped with such confidence does nothing but show me how little you actually know about me. I'm not saying that you're completely wrong, but the fact that you are straying so far from my post as to say that I am mistyped because you assumed that I lack the "command of verbal communicatiom" based off of a random paragraph that I wrote confused the fuck out of me and I don't know where to begin arguing with that because there is so much wrong with it.
ENTPs also have a tendency to get bored of people, places, and lifestyles relatively quickly. Relationships are not excluded from the list of possible things that ENTPs get bored of. Rationalize it all you want, but INTPs and ENTPs are alike in their habit of dropping people without notice. I've been in many relationships, but none of them have ever lasted longer than 6 months, and sometimes devolve into a relationship that is held together purely based off of physical attraction because one of us (usually me) has lost interest in allowing it to go any further than that, for whatever reason that may be.
I'm not saying that none of this applies to me, but you seem to have forgotten that someone's personality type is not set in stone, and people of different types exhibit their behaviors differently. Also, I don't have "hang ups" when it comes to communicating with others and I'm not sure what part of my word choice gave you that impression.