It may not be easy to be in a relationship with an INTJ — the most independent personality type. Here’s how INTJs’ relationships with other personality types may pan out.
INFP Relationships and Compatibility With All Types
INFPs take personal relationships very seriously and don’t fall in love very easily. Here’s how their relationships may turn out depending on their partner’s type.
Empathy Test: Am I an Empath?
This quiz is designed to measure your empathy level — very high, high, average, low or very low. Your mental health and well-being, your relationships and even your productivity may depend on this trait.
ENFJ Relationship Compatibility With ALL Types
The ENFJ personality type is probably one of the most romantic of all the sixteen types, but who is the best match for ENFJs? Read on to find out!
I Have No Friends – The Ultimate Fix
Do you feel like you have no friends or, despite having many contacts, you have no real friends? This guide will help you understand why building friendships may be so challenging and teach you how to transform your social life once and for all.
How to Expose a Narcissist to Others
The only time you should be worried about how to expose a narcissist to others is when you are facing the narcissist in court, in which case you should be documenting abusive incidents.
ENFJ and INFP
ENFJs and INFPs are very compatible with each other and have a great chemistry together. They are both idealists (NF) and have a lot in common.
How to Be at Peace With Yourself After a Breakup
If you are struggling to find peace after a breakup, it is safe to suggest that you weren’t an initiator and that you wish to be back with the person you still love.
The Triangular Theory of Love in Pictures
Robert Sternberg’s triangular theory of love is not what one may think. It has nothing to do with love triangles and jealousy; it’s all about different components of love.
The Only Explanation of the Actor-Observer Bias You’ll Ever Need
The actor-observer bias definition, explanation and example. The difference between the actor-observer bias, fundamental attribution error and self-serving bias.