It seems that ENFPs have all the intangibles about them that I most value in other people for the sake of personality and companionship. But because of the intangible nature of said intangibles, I will highlight some tangibles.
ENFPs are, more often than not, bright individuals. In both the objective intellectual sense and in subjective mannerisms, ENFPs display vivacious positivity without the drawbacks of dogmatic optimism.
ENFPs are complicated. They cannot be understood by the casual observer. They require a measure of reciprocal complexity. I like that.
I find ENFPs to be fundamentally similar to myself on a few key aspects. For instance, ENFPs have a tendency to deploy a 'bubble shield'. That is, they project a happy, bubbly, joyful mood, but reserve themselves within that barrier. A strategy not unlike my own, except I use stone castle walls. The reason usually happens to be the same: People just don't get who we really are and we prefer not to be accosted every time we have an idea.
I like Extroverted iNtuition. I like it a lot. ENFPs like all the wild, abstract, deep subjects that I do. They see the world with an Intuitive mind, so they see it much as I do.
Every ENFP that I know well is genuine. They are real with me. That is amazing. The ones I know are warm and gracious individuals, which is meaningful only when coupled with a genuine spirit.
ENFPs are social engineers. They can emotionally direct individuals and groups. They have influence. It's impressive.
ENFPs gain wisdom without getting boring. Somehow they maintain the inner child, which I like, because my inner child needs someone to play with. Someone to still be awestruck at the world with. Get old with but still stay young.
I am sure I missed some. That's all for now.