I have more time now, and I'm going to add my own input.
ESTJ: I've known 2...my (old) boss, and my MIL. I got along with both of them great at first. The latter I have problems with, but for reasons I think have little to do with our personality types...anyway. My boss and I got along great. He appreciated that I worked hard and was smart, and I appreciated that he appreciated me.

I find that ESTJs are easy for me to relate to. I understand them and, although they don't seem to understand me, they let me be.
ENTP: I only know one, and he's my husband.

So I'm a bit biased...afterall, I love him. He brings out the best in me and puts up with the not-so-great parts of me. Even before we dated, I always was highly attracted to his personality. I love how fun and loud and FUNNY he is. (Also, after checking out the ENTP forums a bit, I've decided that I feel the same way about most of the rest of them too!) When we do have problems, it's usually because he is trying to "fix" my problems and I want him to empathize, or I want to control something and he wants to let it be.
ENFP: I'd have to say ENFPs are my favorite type. I've known at least eight...maybe more, but I'm losing count. I'm attracted to ENFPs like moth to a flame. They are so warm and inviting! I love how exciting they are. I feel exciting around them. They are very emotional, however, and if they don't have that under control, I can ride the emotional roller coaster right along with them. I've had to seperate myself from a couple ENFP friends for that very reason. But the healthy ones I find refreshing and enjoyable.
ESFJ: I've known two confirmed ESFJs. When it comes down to it, I just don't get them...I just don't. They intimidate me and make me very nervous... they also hurt my feelings and offend me, and I think I offend them too. It seems to be a relationship of continuous misunderstandings and differences. Even the ESFJ I was friends with (good friends with, too) at one point did many things during our relationship to hurt me. I am not affirming and warm by nature, and I think that hurts them and makes them feel unwanted by me. I also find that the subjects of their conversations usually bore me...I find the topics shallow or meaningless often. And when I want to talk about theories or ideas, they either are disinterested or take a very different opinion and we are not able to agree. Something about our personalities seem to clash in a very distasteful way...
ENFJ: I'm not sure that I know any ENFJs...none confirmed, I should say.
INFJ: I know one other INFJ, but not well. And from my estimation, she is not a healthy INFJ at that. I can say, though, that when others have been angry at her, I can understand her side of things easily and empathize with her.
INTJ: I know two confirmed INTJs- both my cousins and two of my best friends. I love them. I don't know if there's much more I can say about that. I'm not sure if it's because of our personalities, though, or just that we grew up together. Regardless, I find them wonderful and we are often on the same page with things. We get each other and respect the others' needs for privacy or introversion.
ISFJ: I don't know any confirmed ISFJs.
ISTJ: The only ISTJ I know of is my brother, who I very much love.

We do, however, see life very, very differently. I think that, if we were not related, we would not naturally be friends. We understand things in very different ways and have very different opinions on life. We get along well as long as there is no tension or conflict. It is when conflict arises that I become very emotional, which irritates him and causes him to be very rigid and harsh, which then hurts me deeply and causes me to react emotional, which irritates him....and so on...
INFP: I know two INFPs- a friend and my mother. I find that my relationship with both of them is reasonably pleasant (
now- my relationship with my mom was very rocky growing up) and we are able to empathize with each other well. They are kind and even-tempered, but I sometimes find them to be frustrating because of their lack of definitive action. In the relationship between an INFP and me, I find that I am the more decisive, more emotionally intense and more logical one. This is, I think, the only interaction in which I find myself in that role.
ISFP: I don't know any confirmed ISFPs.
INTP: I know two INTPs and like them both quite a bit. I love the mystery of their personalities and find them intellectually fascinating. I had a crush on one of them early in highschool, but quickly found out that he made a much better friend than boyfriend for me. They are very quiet and brooding, and I like that. (Still waters run deep.)
ISTP: Don't know any confirmed ISTPs, either. :/
ESTP: ESTPs are a mystery to me. But not in the cool, interesting way like INTPs. I've known three ESTPs. One is my brother-in-law, one is my ex-boyfriend, and one is a coworker. I can say this for sure: first impressions were pretty good of all of them. And then I got further into the relationships with the first two and found that they frustrate me to no end. My ex-boyfriend (who left me after 4 months because he got bored) was a thrill seeker, a risk taker and a charmer. He swept me off my feet, and then crushed me moved on. My brother in law was nice while things were casual, and then began "picking on me," so to speak, and making hurtful comments towards me...I guess, if I were to sum it up, I feel bullied by ESTPs. They scare the crap out of me.
ESFP: Don't know any confirmed ESFPs.
ENTJ: My dad and my grandma are both ENTJs, and I get along with both of them well. They are very social and talkative, which helps me keep from feeling awkward...because I often just accept the silence as "normal" and let things stay awkward...and they don't. Which I very much appreciate.

I've found that they are very sensitive and emotional, but don't often deal with that side of themselves. I like catering to that side. I feel like I can help them, and they like me. It's a good balance.