What do INFPs want in a partner?

INFPs want nothing more than to be happy and make their partners happy. We want harmony. We want everyone to win. This makes the unavoidable conflict of being in a relationship difficult because it hurts us not only to be hurt but also to see our partners hurt (and know that we are the culprits).

What is INFP love language?

INFPs show a strong preference for quality time as a love language, followed by words of affirmation and physical touch. Though they experience extremely strong emotions internally, INFPs prefer to show their love by spending time with those they care about and engaging in the activities that they enjoy alongside them.

What are INFPs like in a relationship?

They can be very sensitive, but often keep negative reactions to themselves because they are reluctant to engage in confrontation. Close and harmonious relationships are important to INFPs, although they also need a lot of independent time to think and reflect.

What is INFP LoveLove?

Love is the life-blood of those who identify as the INFP personality type. As “lovers of love,” finding a compatible partner willing to investigate our complex nature can be hard. Thankfully, we found you. In a relationship, our No. 1 desire is to be understood and accepted for who we authentically are.

Are INFPs and isfjs a good match?

(On the flip side, the INFP will help the ISFJ think big, dream big, and express the emotions they may normally bottle up.) There are some very strong couples who are complete opposites. As with any relationship, maturity and communication are key.

What are the most compatible personality types for INFPs?

The most compatible personality types for INFPs are considered the INFJ, ESFJ, and ENFJ personality types. The joint function is the extroverted feeling (Fe) that allows INFPs to explore the more adventurous side of their personalities mutually.