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MBTI Personalities Are As Enemies Make sure to watch each one and find
out what different personalities do when they are your enemies!
Each personality type
does different things when someone is their enemy and we have described the way each one of the 16
personality types does it. Find out how they do it and determine how you can use this knowledge in
reaching personal growth and self-improvement. Here is How MBTI Personalities Are As Enemies.
Number 1 - ISTJ ISTJs prefer to keep to
themselves and work hard to complete their tasks. They frequently get along with others and steer
clear of pointless dispute. The ISTJ, however, may become irate if they feel that someone is invading
their space or possibly harming their chances of getting a promotion. Instead of using overt
hostility, they are more prone to employ subtle and calculated methods of defeating an adversary.
Number 2 - ISFJ
ISFJs have a strong desire to please others, and they will go to great lengths to avoid offending
anyone. They loathe the concept of having an enemy and prefer to be positively regarded
by others. If they feel someone has wronged them, ISFJs may have a propensity to harbor
resentment for a very long period, but they will make an effort to put it behind them. They
may utilize guilt manipulation or passive aggression to express their displeasure.
Number 3 - ESTJ
ESTJs strive to avoid creating enemies because they prefer having friends. They are quite
combative and have a propensity to irritate people. Because they rarely fear making enemies,
ESTJs attack their adversaries directly rather than covertly. They'll probably make an effort
to physically threaten their adversaries in an effort to scare them into yielding.
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Number 4 - ESFJ ESFJs prefer to make
friends over foes and focus much of their energy on making people happy. Although they will usually
try to avoid developing enemies, that does not imply they cannot. An ESFJ is most likely to
entirely cut someone out of their life if they are their adversary. If they are actually upset
with someone, they may rave about them to others but ultimately will act as if they
don't know about them. They might use deception to undermine the integrity of their adversary.
Number 5 - INFJ
INFJs can be very warm people who try to avoid hurting others, but they also have a darker side.
INFJs can be exceedingly cunning and potentially harmful as adversaries. Even though it frequently
takes a lot of prodding, it is feasible to get an INFJ to this position. They possess a great sense
of awareness, are able to influence others, and can identify other people's vulnerabilities. An
INFJ might be incredibly damaging to their enemies or simply exclude them from their lives as if they
never existed. They are one of the most incredible people to have on your side, yet they can also be
a bitter adversary. Both the cruelest and most compassionate persons in history have had INFJ
personality types. They have the potential to be outstanding in either a good or negative way,
like the two sides of a coin.
Number 6 - INFP The deadliest opponents of
INFPs are frequently themselves. Typically, they are harder on themselves than they are on others.
They are equally capable of doing as any other type, despite their propensity to avoid combat and
disdain of forging allies. Because they perceive the individual as being dishonest or unethical in
some way, INFPs generally turn into enemies in this way. The INFP will probably initially make
an effort to avoid this individual and exclude them from their lives. Sometimes the INFP will
be very subtly disrespectful to this individual and use passive aggression against them. They
might attempt to discredit their adversary in public so that everyone sees what the INFP sees.
Number 7 - ENFJ
The majority of an ENFJ's time is spent caring for their loved ones and figuring out how to
make other people happy. Like other types, they have the capacity for fury and may even harbor
resentments for a very long time. If someone offends one of their loved ones, they can lose
their cool quickly. They are highly talented at doing this and may find ways to influence
others to feel the same way about that person. As enemies, they might be pretty terrifying,
but as friends, they are compassionate.
Number 8 - ENFP Due to their high level of likeability, ENFPs
avoid alienating the majority of people. They are quite outgoing and try to keep their unfavorable
sentiments about people at bay. People who despise ENFPs will likely be very shocked and desire to
try to make things right. Most likely, they will make every effort to make the other person like
them by giving them the best of themselves. An ENFP would need a lot to feel hostile against
someone or have the urge to harm them. Since they genuinely want to get along with everyone,
they tend to avoid that kind of reaction.
Number 9 - ISTP ISTPs rarely form enemies
and are quite laid back. They tend to remain to themselves and lack genuine animosity for anyone.
They would probably try their best to avoid having an enemy since they believe that having one would
be a complete waste of time.
Number 10 - ISFP One of the types least likely to develop
enmities is the ISFP. They avoid controversy and like to remain to themselves. ISFPs don't feel the
need to harbor resentments and will typically just avoid a person they don't get along with
Number 11 - ESTP
Since they typically don't feel the need to create enemies, ESTPs want to be liked. They'll
probably try to convince themselves they had no option if they actually turn someone into an
enemy. Although they have no fear of conflict, they don't actually desire to make enemies.
Number 12 - ESFP
ESFPs are fun-loving people who typically ignore the existence of an enemy. They might use minor
insults and defaming their reputation to drive away an opponent if they feel the need to speak
to them.
Number 13 - INTJ
The enemies of INTJs are typically much more subdued. They will devise a cunning plan of
attack if they have reached the point where they believe everyone is out to get them. They
frequently do not feel the need to do this or that it is beneficial. But if an INTJ feels the
need to turn someone into an enemy, they can do it expertly. They have the intelligence to
devise a strategy that will defeat an adversary far more successfully. They are sensible and
helpful while acting as allies, but when acting as adversaries, their reasoning can be dangerous.
Number 14 - INTP
INTPs frequently detest creating enemies and are more prone to avoid people they dislike.
An adult INTP will consider this unnecessary and want to solve the issue if at all possible. They
often don't fear anyone and are unafraid to defend themselves if necessary. If someone is
consistently giving them problems, they can work harder to annoy them in an effort to get them to
stop. In general, INTPs believe that there are far more interesting things to think about than
facing an adversary. Although their propensity to seek accuracy might easily enrage others,
INTPs only want to be exact and have no intention of doing so.
Number 15 - ENTJ
ENTJs can be ruthless and resourceful adversaries. They might try to intimidate their adversaries in
an effort to gain their respect. They are adept at leading and, when necessary, may exert great
pressure on others. Most people are probably not enough of a threat to them to even consider them
enemies. If they do, they are likely to be very honest about it and feel no need to conceal their
distaste for someone.
Number 16 - ENTP
ENTPs might develop a few adversaries because they are natural debaters. They frequently enjoy
people's favor and have the power to alter perceptions of them. The ENTP may attempt to
diffuse the situation and let the person know that they are a fantastic person to be around
if they discover that they have developed a true enemy. The ENTP could make an effort to persuade
their friends to dislike the other person if the connection cannot be saved. If they don't change,
the ENTP might keep picking on them, which will ultimately make matters worse.
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