Eight Reasons INFJs And ENTPs Are A Match Made In MBTI Heaven

All they've got in common at first glance is their strong intuition, but luckily, that's more than enough for a beautiful relationship to blossom.

1. They share that instant special bond

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Granted, it's usually mostly one of you that does the talking (wonder which one?), but the beauty of an introverted intuition meeting an extroverted one is, well, a flawless balance of intuitions - duh. Both of you are well into abstract ideas and thoughts too big to ever grasp completely, and you are a pair of creative thinkers. Of course neither would ever admit to being "best friends", since best friends are something only ISFJs do. But the love is nevertheless real.

2. ENTPs don't take the INFJ's need for space personally

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It's no secret that INFJs need their personal space. Some extroverts might not only find this hard to understand, but will react sensitively to the INFJ's request to be left completely alone. Whilst your classic ENTP will forget temporarily about the INFJ's need for privacy and peace of mind and might barge into their introverted companion's room to eagerly chat about EVERYTHING that crossed their mind that day, they won't take it personally if the INFJ very politely but firmly asks them to leave.

3. The INFJ, the ENTP's accidental personal assistant

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ENTPs are arguably the most P of all the Ps, and let me tell you one thing - P does not stand for Planning. ENTPs misplace their keys, they snooze until they lose, and they thrive in chaos. Luckily, INFJs have some kick-ass organisational skills when they need to, and they've got the patience and dedication to help the reluctant ENTP get their life in order when needed - one to-do list at a time.

4. ENTPs make for excellent social anchors

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Occasionally, INFJs need a little bit of encouragement in social situations. Whilst they love talking to people and can be very social at times, their main urge on a Saturday night is certainly not to go party hopping, but will probably rather involve excessive amounts of tea and Netflix. The ENTP will encourage the INFJ to join them on their journey through the night to learn from the master of social butterflies, and they won't get offended if the INFJ decides to leave at some point - the perfect social anchor if there ever was one.

5. Both types are strong, independent personalities

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INFJs and ENTPs are both very independent types. Whilst extroverts might get their energy from social interaction where the introvert recharges alone, both the INFJ and the ENTP tend to not rely on other people too much; the ENTP will happily jump from friend to friend to stay entertained, whilst the INFJ is the INFJ's own best friend.

6. Their Thinking and Feeling functions compliment each other

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ENTPs can sometimes come across as a little bit cold and heartless to their feeling peers, and the INFJ's sensitivity sometimes makes their life harder than it has to be. When they team up, the INFJ can provide the ENTP with some valuable insight into how the mysterious F works, and the ENTP can tell the INFJ to stop worrying about other people's feelings all of the time and focus on the facts. It's a win win situation.

7. They get the awkwardness

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Neither the ENTP nor the INFJ have that social smoothness and grace that other types can claim their own, and they both know what it feels like to feel a little bit out of place. But both ENTPs and INFJs have gladly embraced a certain weirdness and awkwardness and are proud of what makes them special. They're not afraid to be themselves and will share the burden of awkwardness when together.

8. ENTP and INFJ - the ultimate team

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Admittedly, those two types don't have much in common at first glance, and if you met them in any social setting, they couldn't seem more different. But they're not dubbed the perfect match for nothing; both share a love of abstract thought and a lack of tolerance for types with a strong Sensing function and a lack of intuition. What else do you need?