How do you argue with an ENTJ?

When ENTJs argue they will back up their logic with a focus on implications and future ramifications. They will give more analogies as examples. When ESTJs argue they will focus more on the present, the facts, and literal details and observations. They will use clear, specific language.

Do ENTJs like to debate?

ENTJ Debating ENTJs definitely do not mind a good debate, especially if they feel they have the free time for it. ENTJs enjoy being able to inform people who are willing to learn, and especially enjoy learning from someone who is intelligent.

Are ENTJs argumentative?

ENTJ are social people and love engaging conversations. While they can seem argumentative and confrontational at times, just remember that this is part of their communication style. Try not to take it personally.

Why are ENTJs so difficult to deal with?

Because Introverted Feeling (Fi) is the ENTJ’s inferior function, it can be difficult for them to focus extensively on how things affect them emotionally. ENTJs are not only extremely goal-oriented and ambitious, they aren’t afraid to think outside the box. They detest being limited, underestimated, or stifled in any way.

What is the ENTJ personality like in a relationship?

In relationships, the ENTJ is a commanding and challenging partner. ENTJ s have high expectations for themselves and for their partners, and want a mate who will put in the time and effort necessary to create a successful life together.

What is the best type to date an ENTJ?

Although a well-developed ENTJ can enjoy a healthy relationship with any type, it is generally thought that they are most compatible with ISTP and INTP. They are direct and honest. They are emotionally self-contained. They appreciate constructive criticism.

How can I be successful and attractive without competing with ENTJ?

You should complete his or her image of success and attractiveness without overshadowing them. In other words, you should be successful and attractive without competing with your ENTJ. There are exceptions, of course. Sometimes ENTJs pick their complete opposites, such as ESFPs (or Sanguines) and other fun-loving, spontaneous types.