Riva
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This chart is so wrong. ENTPs suck at long term relationship, commitment and responsibilities (which comes with commitment) and they have no danger zone?
Booo!
Sometimes I think only ISFJs can live with ENTPs. It's not because they are good matches for ENTPs either. From what I have noticed, ISFJs kinda have low self esteem and would make any compromise as long as their very basic relationship requirement are met. When I mean basic, I mean the very basic. However, they do tend to grow a spine when they get older.
Also, INFJs from what I have noticed though theoretically ideal types for relationships somehow fails at them really really hard eventually. I don't really know what the reason is. But it does happen quite often. However, if they are in a relationship with a male who takes the upper hand without much concern about the 'thinking too much syndrome' of the INFJ they are dating it tends to work. However, I am not entirely sure whether this is INFJs or INFJ+4w5s.
Booo!
Sometimes I think only ISFJs can live with ENTPs. It's not because they are good matches for ENTPs either. From what I have noticed, ISFJs kinda have low self esteem and would make any compromise as long as their very basic relationship requirement are met. When I mean basic, I mean the very basic. However, they do tend to grow a spine when they get older.
Also, INFJs from what I have noticed though theoretically ideal types for relationships somehow fails at them really really hard eventually. I don't really know what the reason is. But it does happen quite often. However, if they are in a relationship with a male who takes the upper hand without much concern about the 'thinking too much syndrome' of the INFJ they are dating it tends to work. However, I am not entirely sure whether this is INFJs or INFJ+4w5s.
