What do INTP want in a relationship?

INTPs want plenty of space in a relationship to explore their own thoughts, ideas, and interests. They value a partner that appreciates their ingenuity and problem-solving ability, and one that understands their need for autonomy.

Do Intjs and INTPs get along?

When in love, an INTP and an INTJ both bring characteristics to the table that will allow them to mesh well in a relationship: They both seek someone intellectual, creative and unafraid of nonconformity. They are both wired to love very deeply and be faithfully committed to a partner.

Who do INTPs marry?

Bearing this in mind, looking from the MBTI partner compatibility perspective, the best INTP romantic matches are ENTJ, ENTP, or ESTJ. The first two personality types share the intuitive function, but they are natural leaders that love taking charge and take care of things that INTPs are naturally bad at.

Do Infp and INTP work together?

Like most personalities, INTPs and INFPs can make a relationship work if they really want it to happen. They must listen to each other, communicate and respect one another’s differences. They are likely to have shared interests due to their similar personality traits, which can help reconcile their differences.

Why Infp attracted to INTP?

INTPs are actually caretakers, so the INFP can look forward to the kind of emotional and moral support they need. INTPs also have very few people in their lives, but they tend to value them much more than the average person would.

What are the signs that you are an INTP?

Signs That You’re an INTP. 1. You’re a walking B.S. detector. You easily spot the logical errors in any given argument or explanation. It’s hard for people to lie to you because you know when something doesn’t add up. (It’s also hard for people to lie to themselves around you.)

Do INFPs have serious relationships?

Like most INFPs I know, my relationships are based on forming deep connections. And because deep connections take time to develop, I’ve only had a few serious romantic relationships.

How rare is an INTP personality type?

The INTP is one of the rarest of the 16 Myers-Briggs personality types, making up only 3-5 percent of the U.S. population.

Are You an INTP with Christmas tree brain?

You often seem lost in an unending daydream, as your mind is always humming with ideas — in part because INTPs are one of just a few personality types that exhibit Christmas Tree Brain. This is when so many different areas of the brain “light up” in quick succession that, on an EEG, they look like the blinking lights of a Christmas tree.