13 Quotes by Truity

ENFPs aren’t receiving as many compliments as they expect from their significant others, their insecurities can be activated and they may start to feel unappreciated and unloved.

ENFP habit of overanalyzing other people’s behavior can lead to unnecessary anger and conflict. They may perceive slights, resentments or hostility where none actually exist.

If they meet challenges in the classroom it is because they are often bored, or because they reject the detail, structure and busywork that typically accompanies the traditional education system.

There are all kinds of stupid people that annoy me but what annoys me most is a lazy argument.” – Christopher Hitchens INTJ.

INTJs aren’t only looking to change externals and other people. They are also diligently committed to working on themselves. Though they won’t typically dwell long upon their feelings and emotional state, they are fully engaged in the work of self-improvement. They are lifelong learners and will always be looking for ways to increase their knowledge and skills.

Finding that Mr. or Ms. Right can be a significant challenge for the quiet, reserved, brutally honest INTJs, who often insist on holding to their very high, and perhaps even impossible, standards in their search for a mate.

They have an inherent ability to find hidden order where at first glance things appear chaotic and unconnected.

INFJs believe overly competitive environments are harmful to the creative process. They have a visceral, instinctual aversion to workplace dynamics that set one employee against the other, and they abhor backstabbing and office politics almost as much as they despise social injustice and wasted human potential – probably because they see such behavior as a contributing factor to our society’s dysfunction.

ENTJs are intense individuals with big personalities who often walk very close to the line between confidence and arrogance.