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Are ENFPs more sexy than any other personality type?

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#1 ·
Do we just love to flirt more than any other type? Or are we just more social.
To be honest I love getting to know people and have been described as a 'The Honey pot' before, because I can get anything out of anyone.
love and x's
Chrissy :blushed:
 
#8 ·
Flirting is not sexy. And flirting with a lot of people is disgusting.
 
#15 ·
Hey, aren't you the one that's still all butt hurt over his ENFP ex? Good thing your resentment doesn't show up in posts. :wink:

Nah, we're not the most sexy. That banner belongs to ESTPs...And the ENTPs that tell us they're so sexy.
However, physically I don't think ESTPs necessarily have anyone beat. They have some serious charm, though.

Lol @ ENTPs "tell us they're so sexy". Bwahahaha! :laughing:
 
#17 ·
I disagree that flirting with many people is disgusting, but I have been told this by other types before, especially other Is.

My INFJ friend asked me to explain it to her once, and I don't entirely know how--it's just been a natural and somewhat involuntary part of the way I interact with many people. It's something used to do when I was much younger without even thinking about it. Now at least I do it by choice! I typically only flirt if I genuinely like someone and want to know more about him/her, and I typically don't turn on the charm if it's not sincere. I don't mean for it to be misleading, although I know sometimes it is.

I do agree that flirting is not necessarily sexy and doesn't necessarily make someone sexy . . . but it definitely CAN be sexy. I think a lot of E-types interact with people this way (I know a couple of ENTPs and ENTJs who are very flirtatious as well), but I think ENFPs also tend to be colorful in the way they dress and to have vibrant or exuberant personas when they are interacting with others. All of these things combine, I think, to make the ENFP personality type a sexy and attractive one.
 
#19 ·
Oh yes, all the time. However I find my behavior varies with the I-E spectrum. If I'm interested in an E, I find myself in your exact situation. However when I'm interested in I's I get into my natural rhythm a lot easier.
 
#32 ·
Nah, not intentionally anyway...I think ENFPs come off the most as romantics. A lot of us are too silly to keep up the sexy flirting, not to mention slightly physically awkward? (like we don't fit into our bodies)

HOWEVER, because we are Fi-connecting extroverts we often look like we're feeling romantic toward a lot more people than we really do; synergize with new people very easily, and build that deeper feeling; this turns into "does he/she like me?". We share this with ESFPs.
 
#36 ·
I find with ENFPs although they are very much feeling types they understand and kind of mimic T's sometimes My best friend is an ENFP and I couldn't ask for a better friend, we have way too much fun when we go out together.

She's such a flirt but I can totally see why so many guys would be smitten with ENFP females (sorry, haven't met any ENFP males....wait a second never thought of dating an ENFP male, that could be fun, but I think they would find an ENTP to selfish in terms of dating)
 
#37 ·
I fell in love with an ISTP (my husband) so that became my type, but I don't think I have a particular affinity for any type. It's very individual....that being said, I'd have a hard time seeing myself with an NT. Paricularly an extroverted NT. I do have a slight preference towards introverts and I like a harmonious marriage. NTs love to debate and I don't have the restraint to let it go when they try to start something. :tongue: For some reason while I prefer friendships with intuitives my best romantic relationships have been with sensors. I'll be rather vague and say ISxx for the win!
 
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