Moonbeam said:

LOL... Shhh...

Diva said:

So do you promise to be nice?

Moonbeam said:

.. *grin*

Diva said:

It's a done deal. Time to stop hijacking this thread!

So my Personality it says is ENFJ. Very Interesting.

Natasha said:

And so Life goes on.

Life as an ENFP

Christopher said:

You and I are bros, Chris!

I don't need a quiz to tell me how wonderful I am

Moonbeam said:

yes this is most hellagooder!

ESTP

Life as an ENTP

(Extravert, Intuitive, Thinker, Perceiver)

People of this type tend to be: friendly, charming, and outgoing; quick-witted, energetic, and irreverent; ingenious, imaginative, and creative; curious, flexible, and unpredictable; logical and analytical.

The most important thing to ENTPs is being creative, seeing possibilities, and always having new challenges.

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Appreciate my perceptiveness and original insights.

Encourage me to spend time with people and be free to respond to spontaneous opportunities.

Listen to me talk about my ideas and brainstorm with me.

Be willing to debate and discuss ideas.

Try not to nag me about small things or about being too messy.

Above all - respect my competency and need to constantly take on new challenges.

...

How to Spot ENTPs:

energetic, charming, and witty

enthusiastic, creative, and expressive

easygoing, adventurous, and persuasive

image conscious and snappy dressers

Tips for Communicating with ENTPs:

Focus on creative possibilities

Expect a lot of questions - don't force decisions too soon

Stay flexible and open to suggestions and improvements

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What it said about me...

Life as an INFJ
(Introvert, Intuitive, Feeler, Judger)

People of this type tend to be: creative, original, and independent; thoughtful, warm, and sensitive; global thinkers with great passion for their unique vision; cautious, deliberate, and planful; organized, productive, and decisive; reserved and polite.

The most important thing to INFJs is their ideas, and being faithful to their vision.

How to Spot INFJs:

reserved, proper, and cautious at first
creative, visionary, and complex
decisive with strong convictions and values
thoughtful, figurative language

Tips for Communicating with INFJs:

Present your idea in terms of your vision with an emphasis on the larger goals
Appeal to their creativity
Expect a careful consideration and then an in-depth discussion of ideas

Appreciate my unique vision and many creative ideas.
Respect my deeply held beliefs and values.
Share your feelings and express your opinions.
Give me time alone to pursue my interests and passions in depth.
Try to keep our home orderly.
Above all - trust my inspiration and encourage me to make my dreams come true.
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How to Love an INTP


Respect my privacy and independence.
Appreciate my competencies and wealth of creative ideas.
Encourage me to spend time alone.
Don't talk too much or force an emotional conversation before I'm ready.
Try not to nag me about being messy or meeting deadlines.
Above all - give me plenty of space to pursue my interests in depth and time to think things through.

Life as an INFP
(Introvert, Intuitive, Feeler, Perceiver)

People of this type tend to be: quiet, reserved, and kind; deeply passionate, sensitive, and easily hurt; loving and dedicated to those close to them; creative, original, and imaginative; curious and flexible in small matters; nonconforming.

The most important thing to INFPs is their deeply held beliefs and living in harmony with their values.

Great careers for INFPs

Here are just a few popular and often satisfying careers for people whose Personality Type is INFP.

Psychologist
Human resources professional
Physical therapist
Researcher
Translator/interpreter
Legal mediator
Employee development specialist
Religious worker
College professor: humanities
Massage therapist
Social worker (Which I am and have felt it's my life's calling)
Librarian
Fashion designer
Holistic health practitioner
Editor/art director (web site)

How to Love an INFP

Appreciate my uniqueness and sensitivity.
Be a patient and supportive listener.
Respect my privacy and my need for emotional intimacy.
Be reassuring and gentle in your words and actions.
Try not to force decisions too quickly, or bug me about being messy.
Above all - respect my feelings and never demand that I compromise my values.

INFPs:
They are idealistic, committed, and deeply passionate, but tend to idealize relationships, and are easily hurt and tend to hold grudges (I don't hold grudges). Spontaneous and highly original, they also tend to be quite disorganized and become overwhelmed by details. (I am unorganized at home, but at work I tend to be very organized).

What works with INFPs:

encourage them to talk about their ideas; listen quietly and give them your undivided attention
allow them to watch from the sidelines: give them plenty of time to play alone or day dream
respect the intensity of their feelings; appeal to their desire for harmony in times of conflict

How to Spot INFPs:

idealistic with deep yet private passions
creative and imaginative
initially hesitant and cautious
original, even funky dressers

Tips for Communicating with INFPs:

Share genuine beliefs and values to establish rapport
Respect their slower warm time and need for privacy
Emphasize the ways ideas will benefit others


Wow a lot of this is right on target.

ENFP

How to Love an ISFP


Be a patient and supportive listener; make it safe for me to speak my mind.
Appreciate my gentle, nurturing nature and ability to find joy in simple pleasures.
Express your love and affection freely and often!
Demonstrate your devotion in thoughtful actions.
Try not to nag me about order, or force decisions too quickly.
Above all - Show me you love me exactly the way I am.

Life as an INTJ
(Introvert, Intuitive, Thinker, Judger)

People of this type tend to be: autonomous, aloof, and intellectual; imaginative, innovative, and unique; critical, analytical, and logical; intellectually curious, driven to learn and increase their competence and knowledge; socially cautious and reserved; organized and definitive.

The most important thing to INTJs is their independence and being able to live according to their own standards.




Great careers for INTJs


Intellectual property attorney

News analyst

Design engineer

Biomedical researcher

Network integration specialist

Software developer

Psychiatrist

Cardiologist

Freelancer writer

Inventor

Media planner

Chief Financial Officer

Webmaster

Architect

Desktop publishing specialist

How to Spot INTJs:

cool, formal and independent
intellectual, logical, and skeptical
complex, and challenging with a sometimes superior attitude
conservative dressers with an individual look

Tips for Communicating with INTJs:

Appeal to their creativity and innovation
Base your arguments on logical reasoning
Be organized and avoid errors that undermine your competence

INFP here, and can you tell?

if there were a way in which i could pick stuff off of both lists, cuz there were a lotta things on both lists that describe me... i'm an introvert most of the time, but if u get me 2 start laughin...oh lawd...

sag10 said:

That's why we get along.

49 replies other than mine, and I'm the only INTJ. The oddball!

PlastikLuvAffair said:

My point exactly! One is often not just simply one or the other... but rather a blend of these traits.. that's why I find it a tad rigid and static... oh well

Diva said:

We get it already...

Diva said:

Diva is that you making me dizzy?

LittleRedCorvette said:

Dang!
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sag10 said:

It's actually all a figment of your imagination
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[This message was edited Thu Oct 10 9:24:06 PDT 2002 by Diva]

2the9s said:

Ok... happy days for you 2the9s.. I'm going to bed

ISTP:

Careers:

Computer programmer (sorta do this...)
Commercial pilot
Crisis hotline operator
Police officer
Software developer
Information services manager
Paralegal
Emergency medical technician
Commercial artist (actually do this...)
Private investigator
Fire fighter
Physical therapist
Lawn service manager (What the...??..Mow lawns??)
Pharmacist
Animal trainer
Chicken Fucker (heh)

How to love me:

Appreciate my ability to calmly and quickly solve problems.

Be a patient and non-judgmental listener.

Give me plenty of space and freedom to follow my impulses and explore my world.

Try not to nag me about order or force me to make decisions to quickly.

Have fun with me, and be open to new adventures I suggest.

Above all - Don't pressure me to share my feelings or reactions before I'm ready.


How to recognize me:

quiet, independent, and active

detached, unemotional and calm

comfortable, functional dressers

curious, realistic, and analytical

sexy, sexy, and damn sexy (really...it said that)


How to talk to me:

Avoid emotional appeals - use clear logic

Respect their privacy and never force intimacy

Listen carefully and give them time to think things through

I'm an ESPF which means I'm good fun!

Woo hoo! I always knew that! And they doubted me and my Star Trek outfits and my train-spotting! I'm great fun.

Anyway, back to my stamp collecting...