totallypsycho
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- ESxP
ive never hated an isfp ever i think. i could never hate the ones ive met <333
Only complaint I can really think of is how some of you overcompensate for your introvertedness by acting unrealistically social at times. Like almost creepy overly social, too nice to be real.
I know it's well-intentioned, but it's a little weird.
Oh yeah, OH YEAHHHH! This is so true.
Man I knew one just like that. I would just freeze up in awe and wouldn't know what to answer her.
This thread makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside...![]()
They're my favourite type.
No, I've definitely felt the same. Most of my friends that I thought would test as ISFP ended up being INFJ. Well, I should have known from other signs that they were more N than S, but we got along well, they were artistic in their own ways, and their J's dont come across strong at all -- being well-balanced with perception also. With one INFJ I met, as we got to know each other we realized we had way too much in common, so it was a little weird. It might be that particular INFJ tho, since he was unusually happy compared to the 'usual INFJ'.This may sound silly, but I actually think they're very similar to INFJs in one way. We tend to struggle to balance INF idealism with J practicality, while ISFPs struggle to balance IFP idealism with S practicality. That is, we both try to reconcile idealism with practicality, but in different ways and from different angles.
I could be wrong, though. Maybe I'm just imagining/projecting it?
I wouldn't say I'm gullible. My initial reaction is to doubt what someone says and look for some evidence that it's not BS.
I think another ENTJ in this thread already said this but yeah... I sometimes dislike ISFPs because they make me feel like I'm being an asshole when I really am not doing anything of the sort.
Just because you don't feel like you are being an asshole, doesn't mean that you aren't coming off as one to others.
There are a lot of things about ENTJ's that make them come off as assholes to me; ENTJ's tendency to be challenging and confrontational, their tendency not to listen to others, their extremely high standards and expectations, they tend to get involved in "win-lose" conversations, they tend to be critical of opinions and attitudes which don't match their own, they are not naturally in tune with people's feelings and reactions, they can be very harsh and intolerant about messiness or inefficiency, they tend to be controlling, and they can be very impersonal, dictatorial, or abrasive.
I'm telling my xNTJ best friend of three years tomorrow that we need to take a break for an indefinite amount of time because I am so sick of the way he treats me it is making it difficult to be his friend. I can put up with a lot, I'm a very understanding, caring, patient, forgiving person, and I don't let my feelings get hurt too easily. And he's not all bad; if he were I would not have put up with his shit for as long as I have...but I've had enough hurt. You can't treat your friends like that and expect them to stick around for very long. I guess we'll just see how things play out from there.
/rant
First of all, that stuff in the first paragraph is copy pasted from personality page which I think is kind of weird if you were trying to describe your personal experiences.
Second of all, I know it is easy for you to blame your friend for the problems in your relationship, but I am sure you are not as big a victim as you make it out to be. My best friend is an infp and she works as much to adapt to my Te as I do to to adapt to her Fi. Instead of just allowing yourself to be mistreated and growing resentment all this time, did you try explaining to him very clearly how things bother you?
I wasn't using the personality page info to describe my ~personal~ experience, no. Yes, I have tried... many times. He brushes me off and tells me I am being stupid.
Well then maybe you are not telling him through the kind of approach he would understand. It sounds like you are just making him out to be the bad guy without trying to understand him at all. If he values your friendship, I am sure he would go more than out of his way to change the way he treats you if you made a solid, clear point to him about why you are affected that way.
And as for not being able to expect your friends to stick around like that... you can't make that assumption at all. There is a whole world of people who prefer direct communication to sugar-coated fluff. I'd much sooner stick around with somebody who tells me whats on their mind even if it isn't the nicest thing than somebody who keeps things quiet and grows resentment in private.
We never did nothin to nobody.