The INFP and INTJ relationship is like one giant brainstorm where ideas are developed
in many different directions.
Both these personality types have a passion for creativity, as well as nonconformity with
regards to their personal beliefs or social norms; this makes them feel alive when alone
but brings out the best within one another during times spent together because they can
refine each others' thoughts and improve on each other's work (even if it takes longer).
As a result, The passionate intensity of these relationships allows them to easily connect
on a variety of subjects but still have enough that spark curiosity.
A romantic relationship between them may appear unlikely.
After all, INTJs are more practical and inspired by mentally challenging pursuits, whereas
INFPs are more emotional and interested in the arts.
In spite of this, does this mean that the INFP and INTJ make the perfect couple?
Today I am taking a deep dive into the Relationship Between The INFP & INTJ Personality Types.
Make sure to watch until the end of the video because you might be surprised by what I have
uncovered.
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INFPs and INTJs do have similarities that can make them the perfect couple.
Both INTJs and INFPs are introverted, intuitive individuals who enjoy spending time alone
and thinking creatively.
In the silence and peace of their alone time, both find that their minds come alive.
When they're together, they polish or improve on each other's ideas.
As a result, Their relationship is both creative and passionate.
They are also drawn to nonconformist ideals and beliefs.
In a nutshell, they are free thinkers.
They consider insights and possibilities as they form their ideas and opinions.
INFPs think about concepts and branch their thoughts in all directions, whereas INTJs
look at the subjective, underlying meanings of things.
Both of these personality types place a high priority on logic, while INTJs place a far
higher value on logic than INFPs.
INTJs are more concerned with gathering data than with adhering to societal conventions.
Having said that, they don't mind individualism and quirkiness.
They respect unadulterated honesty, dedication to someone's vision, and a more inward approach
to coping with someone's emotions.
INFPs and INTJs both love spending time outside, though on different terms.
INFPs prefer being outside and traveling, whereas INTJs are rarely interested in activities
that include dirt or dust, but they do enjoy traveling as long as certain resources and
comforts are in place.
More often than not, these couples find common ground in the realms of art and entertainment,
with shared tastes in music, film, and television.
Now The INFP and INTJ Personality Types Do Have Their Differences that I need to talk
about as well that could create some challenges.
The most significant distinction between the two personalities is that INTJs favor order
and logical reasoning, whilst INFPs prefer emotional thinking and adaptability.
As a result, When INTJs make a decision, they analyze the facts, the benefits and drawbacks,
and what will provide the most effective, rapid, and workable solution.
They'll then refer to their values to make a final decision.
INFPs, on the other hand, make decisions based on their values, feelings, and subjective
ethics.
Is this the best course of action for them?
Then pay a great deal of attention to what their feelings and instincts are telling them.
Speaking of feelings, INFPs have a difficult time avoiding taking things personally.
They are extremely sensitive, and one can only hope that in such a relationship, they
grow thicker skin as a result of dealing with partners whose words have no filters.
On the other hand, INTJs are analytical and rational which might make them appear harsh.
They may make statements that irritate people who are more sensitive, and they may not always
be patient enough to wait for certain things to happen.
INTJs are self-motivated and driven people who like to work alone.
INFPs, on the other hand, thrive on developing relationships with others.
Even though they enjoy their alone time, INFPs are diligent and open-minded.
As a result, they like listening to others and assessing their own states of mind.
The ability of INFPs to respect other people's feelings and the ability of INTJs to stay
focused on a goal can help the two personalities work together to create a well-rounded team.
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So What Is It That INTJs Find Attractive?
INTJs are profound, thoughtful people who look for the same attributes in a partner.
They want to talk about ideas, theories, and implications with someone.
They also appreciate being with partners who are eager, imaginative, inventive, and passionate.
Because INTJs are open and honest, they desire a partner who will reveal their true self
to them.
Furthermore, INTJs are drawn to people with whom they can see themselves having a long-term
connection.
They want to create a long-term connection with someone who will be frank and honest
with them.
Last but not least, intelligence is very important to an INTJ; intelligence, intellectualism,
and originality are all attributes that INTJs look for in their partners.
Sounds a lot like an INFP to me.
Because of these characteristics, INFPs Do Tend To Find INTJs Very Attractive.
INFPs are passionate, empathetic, and intelligent individuals.
INFPs want to be enamored of their partners, but They also want to learn everything there
is to know about them and develop a strong, emotional connection with them.
True love is a sort of great intimacy for these deeply passionate people.
Love, according to them, is understanding and accepting someone's thoughts, hearts,
strengths, flaws, and anxieties.
Along with that, They are typically drawn to intelligence and those who use their intellect
in unconventional ways.
When dealing with them, they are also drawn to someone who is sincere and truthful.
They find someone who is genuine to be quite appealing, but someone who is dishonest or
shallow is the polar opposite.
Finally, they value kindness and emotional stability significantly.
Sounds like an INTJ to me.
If you are thinking that this seems like these 2 personality types should make the perfect
couple, well, you could be right, and here are 6 reasons that back that up.
The first one is They Are Both Respectful Of One Another's Personal Space.
Individual liberty is important to both INTJs and INFPs.
They both desire to be self-sufficient and need a lot of alone time to process their
thoughts and feelings.
They will most likely offer each other the space and independence they require because
they are both introverts.
Next is They're Both Completely Committed To Each Other.
INFPs and INTJs are particularly serious with their interpersonal responsibilities.
They are completely committed and devoted.
They are not supposed to be "players" in the game.
They have strong, passionate feelings for each other while they are in a relationship
and are unlikely to be wishy-washy or careless about the person they choose to love.
The third reason INFPs and INTjs are great together is They Assist One Another In Overcoming
Their Weaknesses.
INFPs can help INTJs become more conscious of their own inner emotions and feelings.
They can help them make decisions by urging them to think about what is important to them
on a personal, internal level.
As a result, INTJs can concentrate on being attentive and aware of the feelings of others.
INTJs, on the other hand, Can help INFPs clarify their priorities and strategize to reach their
goals.
Because they know how to break down large projects into smaller pieces, they can inspire
INFPs to follow their dreams rather than just fantasizing about them.
Also, Their Connection Is Defined By A Strong Value System.
Another advantage of this kind of partnership is that they have a strong moral bond.
Both people place a great value on qualities such as loyalty, integrity, family, and education.
They may also have a great desire to resolve social, political, or other concerns and may
take a reformer or activist stance.
While INTJs and INFPs may not have a lot of chemistry at first, they are surprised to
discover that their relationship has a lot of promise for love, intimacy, and friendship
as they spend more time together.
The fifth reason INFPs and INTJs are great together is They Are Creatively Influenced
By One Another.
INFPs and INTJs will likely spend many hours involved in profound conversations about the
future; like all, they could do, all they could experience, and all the mysteries in
life they want to learn because they are drawn to what "could be" rather than what "is."
When they sit down to watch movies or TV shows together, they will almost likely gravitate
toward imaginative, interesting films or shows that generate new ideas.
This will manifest in their personal pursuits, where they will fuel each other's inventiveness.
Finally, They Have An Insatiable Curiosity And Are Free Thinkers.
INFPs and INTJs are both drawn to innovative and inventive solutions to challenges.
They enjoy gathering facts and developing new theories.
They'd rather think outside the box than take the easy way out, and this shared ambition
can lead them down a number of exciting intellectual avenues.
As a result, these two people are self-sufficient, independent thinkers who form their own opinions
outside of society.
The most common personality pairs are introverts and extroverts, lending validity to the "opposites
attract" concept.
The pairing of INTJs and INFPs is an exception to this approach, however
Because of their lower energy introverted tendencies, they do not have a "love at first
sight" experience, but they have a lot of promise for a functioning partnership.
INFPs may be drawn to INTJs by their focus, discipline, and intellect, while INTJs may
be drawn to INFPs by their creativity, empathy, warmth, and passion.
Do you think INFPs and INTJs make the perfect couple?
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