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@PurpleKitti If you say so, it just doesn't make much sense in theory and I've never seen it to be the case.
Have you considered this less that ENFPs are not ambiverted but more the case that the more introverted ENFPs are invisible to you?@PurpleKitti If you say so, it just doesn't make much sense in theory and I've never seen it to be the case.
You say this while at the same time don't apply this rule to any other type. The vast majority of ENFPs I've met were very high-energy people.Have you considered this less that ENFPs are not ambiverted but more the case that the more introverted ENFPs are invisible to you?
I can be social when I want/need to, but I will never be extroverted. Not in this life, at least. I don't know about you, though.I can be extroverted too, but it's only because I'm good at faking it.
who?You need to take a chill pill, bro.
you have to follow these people around to see how long they remain "very high energy"You say this while at the same time don't apply this rule to any other type. The vast majority of ENFPs I've met were very high-energy people.
"more introverted extrovert" simply means an extrovert who spends less time using his extroverted functions and more time using his introverted functions"Introverted extrovert" purely from typological perspective is meaningless - it cancels out. And the idea that certain extroverted functions are "more extroverted" has absolutely no use for anything.
The fact that words have different meanings in the theory than in the colloquial sense is not an excuse. Differentiating between (situational) sociability and (habitual) function attitude is not that difficult. If it is, introverted ENFPs might just as well type as INFPs.
If the meaning is to - by "introverted extrovert" or "extroverted introvert" - explain that one isn't clearly one or the other, the word "ambivert" exists.
I have ENFP friendsyou have to follow these people around to see how long they remain "very high energy"
using an analogy, if you only see manic-depressives in their manic state, you might think these people are bouncing off walls all the time when in fact they bounce back and forth between manic and depressisve states
I'm not saying enfps are manic-depressives, but alternating between extroversion and introversion somewhat resembles manic-depressive states
do you see your friends every waking hour of every day?I have ENFP friends
All you're doing is making up bs terms so I can't tackle your arguments. If you believe what you're saying then how did you come to the conclusion that ENFPs are the most introverted? Or that other types aren't the most introverted?do you see your friends every waking hour of every day?
do they all spend all of their time with you so you can observe them?
or do you see them only, or mostly, in their extroverted moments?
my point is your observations are probably heavily biased
Interesting- I am married to an istp I highly doubt my analyzation of him applies to all istpI have ENFP friends
I think this should sum up with why Ne-doms are the most introverted extrovert , the healthy one indulge in their aux function the unhealthy ones get trapped in their inferior"more introverted extrovert" simply means an extrovert who spends less time using his extroverted functions and more time using his introverted functions
So an introvert or ambivert it is - next!"more introverted extrovert" simply means an extrovert who spends less time using his extroverted functions and more time using his introverted functions
"bs terms" like "friends", "waking", and "day"?All you're doing is making up bs terms so I can't tackle your arguments. If you believe what you're saying then how did you come to the conclusion that ENFPs are the most introverted? Or that other types aren't the most introverted?