emotional mind — Blog Post

Among MBTI's 16-type personality, INTJ is called the 'architectural personality'. They are known for their rigorous logic, independent thinking and goal-oriented approach. This type of personality also shows high standards, thoughtfulness and unique view of love in a romantic relationship. In an area full of emotional variables like love, INTJ still hopes to achieve stable and meaningful emotional...

In interpersonal relationships, communication is a two-way street. No matter what MBTI personality type you belong to, it is not easy to express your true feelings in your heart, especially in love. Everyone accepts and expresses love in different ways, which is often called 'Love Language'. If you haven't learned about the 'five love languages', you might as well take some time to read the releva...

Among the MBTI personality types, Protagonist (Leader type, ENFJ) is often considered the ideal partner type. They are passionate, focused and full of growth motivation and are born caring and promoters. However, when a leader-like personality is harbored with 'Turbulent' traits, these typical advantages are affected by some uncertainty and emotional fluctuations, which may in turn cause emotional...

Among the MBTI personality types, advocates (ENFPs) are often considered one of the most likely people to fall into love. They are happy to establish deep connections with all kinds of people, whether they are ordinary friends or work partners. But when it comes to romantic partners, advocates will tell you that the experience is unparalleled. This kind of personality is devoted to love with unpar...

In the MBTI Type Sixteen personality, advocates (INFJs) are often considered sensitive and romantic types, eager to establish deep relationships with people who can truly understand themselves. True love and a healthy partner relationship are inseparable from the courage and honesty of being able to let go of defense and show your true self. But to be that true self, advocates must learn an extrem...

Do you want to know what your love fortune is? Do you want to explore your emotional world and discover your real needs and potential challenges? Do you want to reveal your love fate through a mysterious tarot card? If your answer is yes, then come and participate in our 'Count Which Love Tarot Card You Are' test! Tarot is an ancient divination tool that helps you understand your heart, guide your...

Among MBTI's 16-type personality, INTJ and ESFP are a classic combination of 'character opposition': one is calm and restrained, good at strategic thinking; the other is outgoing and passionate and enjoyable. When the 'architect' meets the 'performer', this relationship is destined to be full of challenges and sparks. So, can these two completely different personality types come together? Can we a...

Among the MBTI type sixteen personality, the ESFJ personality type (extroversion, real sense, emotion, judgment) is usually considered to be the most responsible and considerate partner in the relationship. They are enthusiastic, delicate, and people-oriented, especially in romantic relationships, tend to be 'paying-oriented'. But even such a person who is born good at taking care of others will f...

Among the MBTI type sixteen personality, INFP (mediator) is one of the most idealistic and emotionally profound personalities. Their expectations for intimacy are not just on the surface, but on the hope of achieving self-growth and soul resonance through deep emotional connections. Because of this, INFP devotes true feelings in love and regards the other person as an infinite possibility. However...

Everything seems to be different when you are deeply trapped in love. A look, a touch, or even a gentle response may make your heart surging. Especially for the ENFP personality type in MBTI, this 'heart-moving' is even stronger. They are passionate, eager to connect, tend to fall in love quickly and see endless possibilities in each other. But because ENFPs are so open and enthusiastic, they are ...