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My ideal E Type is a Four
YOUR MATCH IS TYPE 4
Your ideal match is the quirky and authentic Enneagram Type Four, also known as “the Individualist.” Creative and unique, Individualists are defined by their desire to express their individuality and stay true to who they are.
Your ideal partner is an Enneagram Four, the Individualist!
Your ideal match is the quirky and authentic Enneagram Type Four, also known as “the Individualist.” Creative and unique, Individualists are defined by their desire to express their individuality and stay true to who they are.
What you love about Enneagram Fours
- Depth. Fours have a rich inner world of emotions. They often express these emotions through art, music, stories and symbols. This trait makes them intriguing and different from most people.
- Honesty. Fours believe in always being authentic in their relationships — and they expect trust and honesty in return.
- Originality. Individualists live by the beat of their own drums. They often explore non-conventional lifestyles and aren’t prone to blindly following the status quo.
- Accepting. As Fours desire to be truly known and appreciated for who they are, they also create space for their loved ones to be their true selves. They tend to be open-minded to different ideas and perspectives.
- Mysterious. A relationship with a Four is anything but boring and predictable. There will always be more layers to uncover for someone who’s up for the challenge.
Do’s and don’ts for relationship bliss
As part of their need for authenticity, Fours frequently express intense emotions and do best in relationships with people who are compassionate and patient when they express their feelings. Individualists often feel like they are “too much” and fear driving away the people they love. Here are some things to keep in mind in your relationships with Enneagram Fours:
DO…
- Embrace their intensity. Fours know they are different from most people. This is not something that needs to be corrected or fixed, but rather admired and appreciated.
- Be reliable. Fours need stability and trust in their relationships. They fear pushing people away and need partners who they can depend on.
- Acknowledge their feelings. Fours often need to be reminded that their feelings are valid and that they are loveable and valuable as they are.
DON’T…
- Tell them to “just cheer up.” Moodiness and melancholy are part of a Four’s personality. They are comfortable with these feelings — and it doesn’t necessarily mean they’re sad.
- Accuse them of being overdramatic. Be honest about how their mood changes impact you, but don’t undervalue the Four’s emotional experiences.