Love/Relationship: Blog Post

In every relationship, love is a process of mutual gift and acceptance. Only when each other's feelings are recognized and responded can love truly take root and sprout. This is why it is so important to understand the love language of yourself and your partner—it helps us better express and receive love. 'The language of love' refers to different ways people express love. In the MBTI personality ...

Dating is always both nervous and exciting. If you are the ENFP type in MBTI, which is commonly known as the 'sponsor' personality, then you are full of enthusiasm for the connection between people. For you, dating is not just a meeting, but also a wonderful journey to explore the other person’s dreams, preferences and personality. As a typical campaigner, your enthusiasm, positivity, generosity a...

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...

As an Explorer (ISFP) in MBTI, you are born to pursue freedom and freshness. Dating is not only a gathering, but also an exciting experience for you. Whether you are single looking for an ideal partner or want to make your existing relationship more interesting, this article will combine a large amount of survey data and personality analysis to help you create an ideal dating plan that suits your ...

In intimate relationships, we convey love through various methods such as language, behavior, and physical expression. However, emotional communication is far from being distinct from black and white. Different people often use completely different 'love language' to express emotions, and understanding bias and misunderstandings are also arisen. This bias is particularly significant for the person...

Among the MBTI's 16-type personality, the ISFJ personality type is called the 'Defender'. This personality is usually quiet, restrained, delicate, considerate, and responsible. They are particularly sensitive to the details in intimate relationships and pay more attention to establishing stable and lasting emotional connections. In romantic relationships, ISFJs are not very inclined to 'go with th...

In Myers-Briggs 16 personality (MBTI), ISTJ (logistics personality) shows extremely high loyalty in romantic relationships due to its strong sense of responsibility, rules and commitment. For them, love is not a passionate romantic adventure, but a responsibility and company worthy of lifelong dedication. In this article, we will explore in-depth the manifestation of ISTJ personality in intimate r...

In love relationships, differences in personality are often the key factor affecting the quality of getting along. Some people are good at expressing love and frequently communicating emotions, while others are more accustomed to conveying warmth through practical actions. In the MBTI 16 type personality, ISTP (connoisseur type) is a typical representative of 'talking love with actions'. Many peop...

Among the Myers-Briggs 16 personality, if you want to choose a personality that is 'most direct in emotional expression', then ENFP (a campaigner) will undoubtedly rank among the top. They are passionate and emotional, and are not stingy to express love, and are also extremely good at detecting and responding to love. Whether it is a affectionate hug or a heartfelt 'I love you', it is effortless f...

In intimate relationships, the expression of love and being loved is an important bond to maintain emotions. Whether lovers can express love clearly and continuously determine the stability and trust of the relationship. And in the character of 'protagonist' (ENFJ), this expression is even more of a nature. In the MBTI type 16 personality, ENFJ is often seen as an idealistic, empathetic and commun...