ENFP (Me) among My Introverted Friends (#diversitysaturday)

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To my dear friends who define themselves as "introverts".
I know it's not easy for you to live in a world where most of the time you have to be cocky to succeed. But remember that your quiet strength, deep thoughts, and unique perspective are incredibly valuable. Value yourself, your need for personal space, and build meaningful relationships at your own pace. There are people who understand and appreciate you for who you are.
Today I will present you with 6 interesting facts one of the 16 personality types of the Myers-Briggs typology, that is ENFP.

1. ENFPs are often described as the most introverted of the extroverted personality types.
2. Although they enjoy social interactions and can be very outgoing, they also need periods of solitude to reflect and process their thoughts and emotions.
3. Indeed, when they are shy they are flirting. They often do it completely unconsciously, thus leaving the wrong impression on others.
4. These personality types are altruistic. They take the greatest pleasure in helping someone, whether by doing them a favor, feeding them, listening to them, or just giving them a comforting hug. And whatever you did they would never condemn your action before they tried to understand you.
5. While they have no problem connecting with anyone, ENFPs' closest circle of friends are introverts. They all admire ENFPs for their casualness and the ease with which they express themselves, but dear friends, just because we look confident doesn't mean we are most of the time.
6. Their life maxim is: "It doesn't interest me what you do for a living. I want to know what you ache for – and if you dare to dream of meeting your heart's longing."

PS: It is characteristic of them that they can understand and empathize with everyone else, but often they are too critical and intolerant with their own feelings.