the intp personality type is characterized by a person who is introverted, intuitive, thinking, and perceiving. as an introvert, the intp partner will prefer to socialize in small groups with close friends and family, instead of in big crowds. for example, as personality growth explains, the intp can appear incapable of love because of the tendency for the intp partner to be logical and scientific, but these personality types are actually rather passionate. this means that the best match for …

finally, others observing your outer self will notice that you tend to be flexible and adaptable (perceiving) in the way you live your life. eventually you will get a bulletproof strategy for success, born from your in-depth analysis of what works, what doesn’t work, and the best ways to adapt as you keep learning. and the fact you had to work for it will make your emotional vulnerability even more meaningful to your partner!

and because you might naturally struggle …

they get a lot of enjoyment and satisfaction from interacting with others, and especially enjoy discussing and debating theories and concepts which interest them. they have a problem with sometimes neglecting their close relationships when they become involved in the pursuit of a new idea or plan. — rollo may entp’s goals for their intimate relationships are similar to their other personal goals: improvement and growth. they are likely to enthusiastically embrace new ideas and projects for themselves and their …

they are warm, considerate, affirming, nurturing, and highly invested in the health of the relationship. they tend to internalize any problems and take them on their own shoulders, believing that the success or failure of the relationship is their own responsibility. since relationships are central to the enfp’s life, they will be very “hands on” and involved with their intimate relationships. a problem area for enfps in relationships is their dislike of conflict and sensitivity to criticism.

generally, the enfp …

we can be so matter-of-fact and hard-headed that it’s difficult to imagine us doing something as frivolous as falling in love. painful as it is, you’ve got to play with the other person, not manipulate them like pawns on a chessboard. and by big, i mean the sort of complex, probing, no-stone-left-unturned questions you get asked at an interview. so curb the sarcasm and offer up compliments if you want them to fall into your arms. you are skilled at …