Reference: 16 Personality Type Theory (modified)
- ESTJ & ENTJ
- ESFJ & ENFJ
- ENTP & ENFP
- ESTP & ESFP
- ISTJ & INTJ
- ISFJ & INFJ
- INTP & INFP
- ISTP & ISFP
They may appear similar, but they also have many differences. They show the same interests and initially seem to think and feel in similar ways.
You'll probably get bored after a while. But, most of the time, you'll be able to get by peacefully.
However, even with cooperation, it may not be possible to tackle the same problem together.
When one party starts giving orders to the other, disagreements often arise, preventing agreement. In reality, even if they share the same interests, they view things from different angles. This can even make the other person seem like they're trying to solve the problem in a completely impractical way. Therefore, one party will inevitably have to compromise.
It can be quite difficult to accept each other's perspectives. You might even think the other person is selfish. And you rarely express that in words.
If you can acknowledge each other's strengths, you can develop a relationship where you can give each other advice. You'll find that this is very beneficial.
If it's something that requires you to be together all the time, it might feel quite serious.
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*This compatibility explanation is,16-Type Personality TestThis was created based on the theory of [the subject].
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I'm an INTJ, but I don't get along with ISTJs and ISFJs at all. Especially with ISFJs, we're like oil and water.
Our values are completely opposite, and just being in the same space as them makes me incredibly irritated by their stupidity, baseness, pettiness, and narrow-mindedness.
Do they really think that the decisions and norms of those in power are absolute? They're anxious, nervous, and dependent. They're always on edge, and it's unsettling.
He's full of contradictions, to say the least. He doesn't follow through on anything, he lies all the time, he's a scoundrel with a completely different public and private face, and he's incredibly fawning over those in power.
I thought that was unacceptable. I just want him to become smarter.
I hope you won't let your need for approval get the better of you and cause unnecessary trouble, making Japan a restrictive and boring society.
I absolutely cannot stand a society without fun and laughter.