NT (Great as business partners and good for bouncing ideas off of): My mother and two of my ex's are NTs, so obviously I get along with them well... mostly. NTs often tend to be really apathetic toward everything, and their sarcasm can become insulting a lot of the time. The emotional barriers aren't hard for me to break, but I wish they cared about my emotions as well. There's also often an idea of "I'm better, therefore I deserve more." floating about them. It's really aggravating, because nothing really ends up being satisfactory. There's also a no remorse, no forgiveness kind of deal with them. My mother is notorious for her short temper and often basically saying "They can't provide enough, therefore fuck them." I'm pretty much the last person she keeps around all the time, and even I have my moments of being thrown off this boat. However, all and all, I rather like ENTPs the most, they make great business partners, INTPs are a fun ride with an emotional and unforgiving end, INTJs are interesting in their ways and I enjoy their type of sarcasm, and I've never met an ENTJ.
SP (Fun, full of life, cynical, and a wall I have issues breaking down. Challenging.): I'm currently seeing an SP, and my second family is half SPs, whom I love dearly. My SO SP is wonderful, brilliant, sensitive, sarcastic, romantic, and moody. He confuses the absolute hell out of me. I couldn't imagine loving anyone who wasn't this type... They're so intriguing and great. They're emotional barrier is a toughy to break down, but I'm going at it and breaking it down gently. My SP second-mom is quite the lady. Independent, self-determined, witty, and harsh on occasion. I love the woman, and admire her greatly. We have a healthy lovable rivalry of her giving me a hard time like she would her own kids, but me getting back with a somewhat witty response. She's has a tendency to say things that hurt the feelings of both me (And her ENFP son), that just seem normal to her, but I think it's just the fact that SPs are really really blunt. Her other son is also an SP, and he and I have a friendship based on teasing and being pests to each other. I love the natural competitiveness of SPs, and the fact that they are just so strong. They're probably my favorite temperaments along with NFs, ISTPs rock my world, challenge me mentally and emotionally, and are puzzles. ESTPs are strong, hilarious, blunt, and are generally kind of amazing. XSFPs are still a puzzle to me, but I can generally grasp a little more about them then they're XSTP relatives, and can talk a little deeper with them. They seem genuinely understanding, yet have very strong opinions on everything and aren't afraid to voice them. They're like ENFPs with bigger cajones. :laughing:
NFs (All of my closest friends. Drama queens, snugglers, leaders yet flexible, and nurturers.): Being an NF, I could be the biggest critic on this temperament, and most of the time I am, but I genuinely love my NF buddies. ALL of my friends that I keep close are NFs (An ENFP and two INFPs to be exact), and they mean the world to me. My dad is an INFJ, and he really is a romantic, caring, nurturing, amazing, sensitive, over-emotional, sentimental guy. The same goes for an INFJ friend of mine. I love love love INFJs, and they always don't mind listening to you for a little while. ENFJs are exactly as described. They remind me of ENFPs with more fear of their feelings. They're leaders, personable, martyrs sometimes. ENFPs are a roller coaster. They make you angry, then you love them like it never happened. One in particular has kept my close all these years, and I love him to death. I often get annoyed with his drama queen behavior, and demands for unnecessary pity, but I don't know what I'd do with out him. He's basically part of me, and his opinions mean as much as either my mom or dad. We know exactly what the other is thinking, and can have entire conversations just with our eyes. It's pretty sweet. I've had crazy times with INFPs. My oldest friend is an INFP, and sarcastic to all hell, brilliant, opinionated, and damned hilarious. My other INFP friends is sweet, caring, blunt, yet nicely so. I need them to keep me in check. I did once know a really broken INFP though, and that is one thing I pray none of you encounter. it can go very very very bad. Like stalker bad. NFs can go crazy. Bat shit insane even. Remember to tell your NF you love them and talk them, and they'll be the best friends you can have.
SJs (What is this? I don't even...): I don't know what to say. I honestly don't. I don't really find myself around any type of SJ ever for extended amounts of time, and generally get frustrated when I do. They aren't for me. Too regulated, to stiff, too calculating. Nothing seems to flow. It's all very strict and they make me anxious.