As individuals who long for a deep, soulful connection in their romantic lives,
INFJs often fall in love with the idea of love itself. Being the epitome of hopeless romantic,
its never easy for an INFJ to settle and have their happily ever after.
So in this video we’re going to rank each one of
the 16 MBTI Types from Most likely to least likely to love an INFJ.
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Number 1: ISTJ
On paper, the ISTJ and INFJ personality types seem like they would be a perfect match.
However, the reality may be somewhat different.
The ISTJ is likely to be more focused on practical matters while the INFJ
is more likely to be interested in loftier concepts. The ISTJ is also likely to prefer
a more traditional lifestyle while the INFJ may prefer something more unconventional.
Despite these differences, both are driven by a desire for harmony and
understanding. If they can find a way to appreciate each other's perspective,
there is the potential for a very rewarding relationship.
Number 2: INTJ
On the surface, it may seem like INTJs and INFJs have little in common.
INTJs are logical and analytical, while INFJs are compassionate and intuitive.
However, both types are introverted and independent, and they often share a love of
learning. When it comes to relationships, INTJs and INFJs can complement each other perfectly.
INTJs can provide the stability and logic that INFJs need, while INFJs can
offer the compassion and understanding that INTJs crave. So, while they may
not seem compatible at first glance, INTJs and INFJs usually compliment each other very well.
Number 3: INFP
These two types are often seen as opposing forces, and yet they share many similarities.
Both types are idealists who long for a better world,
and both are driven by a deep sense of purpose.
However, their differences can also be a source of friction. INFPs are independent
thinkers who value personal freedom above all else, while INFJs are more
concerned with group harmony and making sure everyone is working towards the same goal.
As a result, INFPs and INFJs can sometimes butt heads when it comes to decision-making.
Number 4: INTP
These two types can seem quite different. INTPs are known for their logical minds and
their love of knowledge, while INFJs are more compassionate and intuitive.
However, there can be more to their connection than meets the eye.
Both INTPs and INFJs are introverted and prefer to spend time alone,
thinking about the world around them. They also share a deep love of learning,
and they are both constantly seeking new understanding.
The shared introspection and intellectual curiosity has the
potential to create a strong bond between them.
Number 5: ENFJ
ENFJs and INFJs are so alike in many ways,
but there are also some significant differences between them.
ENFJs are much more outgoing, and they tend to be more spontaneous and impulsive.
Whereas INFJs are more reserved and thoughtful,
and they can often take a much longer time to make decisions.
However, they complement each other well,
by offering each other a different perspective on life. The key to this
relationship will be the willingness to compromise and meet each other halfway.
Number 6: ENTJ
ENTJs are often drawn to an INFJs introspective nature,
and they’re able to understand each other in a way that few others do.
However, they’re also very different in many ways.
ENTJs are known for being confident and assertive, while INFJs are more gentle and sensitive.
They’re differences can therefore have the potential to cause them problems. However,
it will be dependent on their level of love and respect for each other,
whether or not they’ll be able to overcome them.
Number 7: ENFP
The ENFP and INFJ personality types are often said to be compatible.
Both types are idealistic, creative, and passionate. They share a deep concern for others
and a strong belief in the power of relationships. However, they also have their differences.
ENFPs are outgoing and extroverted, while INFJs are introverted and guarded. ENFPs
crave novelty and change, while INFJs prefer stability and routine. These
differences can make it difficult for the two types to understand each other.
However, if they can learn to appreciate each other's strengths,
they can find a great deal of satisfaction in their relationship.
Number 8: ENTP
ENTPs and INFJs are often able to see the world in similar ways.
They’re both intuitive thinkers who are good at reading people and
spotting patterns. They’re also both independent and somewhat rebellious.
However, their differences can sometimes be too great for them to understand eachother.
The ENTP is constantly seeking novelty and stimulation, while the INFJ craves
peace and quiet. The ENTP is spontaneous and carefree, while the INFJ is more deliberate
and cautious. But there can still be a certain appeal in their differences.
Number 9: ISFJ
INFJs and ISFJs usually make a great match.
They’re both introverts who value quality time
with their loved ones. They’re both very compassionate and nurturing.
However, there are some notable differences between them to be aware of.
ISFJs tend to be more traditional and conventional than INFJs. They like things
to be orderly and predictable, and they can get upset when things don't go according to plan.
INFJs, on the other hand, are more flexible and adaptable.
They are often drawn to creative pursuits, and big picture thinking.
Number 10: INFJ
INFJs are often drawn to each other because of their shared intensity and depth of feeling. They
are both idealists who want to make the world a better place, and they share a similar worldview.
However, these qualities can also make them quite combustible when they clash.
INFJ is very independent and strong-willed personality type,
so put too together and they will defiantly butt heads when they disagree.
Number 11: ISFP
ISFPs and INFJs are two of the most creative personality types in the MBTI.
They are both highly sensitive and deeply emotional. They are
also both very independent and have a strong need for personal space.
However they also do have significant differences.
ISFPs are more likely to be spontaneous and impulsive,
while INFJs are more likely to plan and think things through.
Both types are caring and compassionate, but they can sometimes have difficulty
understanding each other's emotional needs. Ultimately, compatibility between ISFPs and
INFJs depends on communication and respect for each other's differences.
Number 12: ISTP
INFJs and ISTP tend to be quite different on paper.
ISTPs are all about action and independence while INFJs are more
creative and intuitive. However they can complement each other in a lot of ways.
ISTPs can help INFJs to see things from a different perspective and
to take action on their ideas. Similarly, INFJs can help ISTPs to see the potential
in people and situations that they might otherwise overlook.
Number 13: ESFJ
INFJs and ESFJs can be very different.
Primarily INFJs are introverts who crave alone time, whilst ESFJs are extroverts who
love being around people. INFJs like to spend their free time reading or reflecting on life,
ESFJs will much prefer to be doing something active and social.
However, despite their differences, they always seem to be drawn to each other.
Perhaps it’s their shared desire for harmony and cooperation that makes them compatible.
Number 14: ESTJ
It might not seem like these two types would have much in common.
ESTJs are extroverted, sensing, thinking types who are often drawn to traditional
lifestyles. INFJs, on the other hand, are introverted, intuitive,
feeling types who often find themselves drawn to more creative and liberal lives.
However, despite their differences, there is a lot that these two types have in common.
Both ESTJs and INFJs are driven by a strong sense of duty and a desire
to make a difference in the world. They share a preference for structure and order,
and they both place a high value on loyalty and tradition.
So In many ways, these two types are more alike than they first appear. With a little
understanding and patience, the ESTJ and INFJ can find a lot of common ground.
Number 15: ESFP
ESFP and INFJ personality types are often seen as diametrically opposed. However,
despite their differences, these two types can actually be quite compatible.
Both ESFPs and INFJs are driven by feelings and values, and they both
place a high importance on relationships. They also share a desire for novelty and adventure.
However, where the ESFP is spontaneous and impulsive,
the INFJ is more thoughtful and deliberate.
The ESFP can help the INFJ to loosen up and live in the moment, while the INFJ
can provide stability and structure for the ESFP.
Number 16: ESTP
ESTPs are extroverted, spontaneous, and enjoy taking risks, while INFJs are introverted,
detail-oriented, and value stability.
So ESTPs and INFJs can be very different. However,
they do have more in common than can first be realized.
Both personality types are driven by a strong sense of curiosity and a desire to experience
everything life has to offer. They’re also both highly adaptable and good at reading people,
which can make them excellent communicators.
In many ways, INFJs and ESTPs can balance each other out. The ESTP brings energy and
excitement to the relationship, while the INFJ provides stability and understanding.