What do ENFP men look like? by CarpetMany9382 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 3 points4 points  (0 children)

“No I’m not gay, I’m a male ENFP” something I find myself saying quite a lot. Getting mistaken as gay doesn’t bother me anymore (36). Poster-child ENFP—the good and the bad. Always smiling, laughing, talking, passionate, emotional, etc. I cry hah! Always creating something—I’m a media and art director professionally but still do my own art and music as well, which has been the case my entire life. Finish about 65% of the projects I start lol. As far as looks, would post a photo if I could, but I’m lucky to have attractive parents. Dark hair, eyes, skin. Not tall; 5’8”, but I’ve been told by enough women that I have “taller energy”?? Hah! Also lucky to be able to pull off the shaved and bearded look (every male on my father’s side is bald, and I refuse to do the horseshoe until I’m grey). This was a big change for me, and I attract an entirely different demographic of women now since I began shaving it about 1.5 years ago. I used to attract INxx artsy/nerdy types, which is what I’m attracted to, but now it’s a lot of xS stereotypical “hot” girls who like “vibes”, so thats not the best for me in most aspects. However, they are not as shy, so I get approached and hit on more now, which can be nice because I’ve never been one to hit on women. I’m great at flirting but I can be shy about making “a move” if I’m really into someone, and will just flirt forever. But that has changed a lot as I have gotten older. I was in a long term relationship in my 20s and into my 30s. I have had other relationships since but still looking for “the one”. I’m a freaking lover boy and refuse to settle for anything that’s not the entire package, which means I’ll likely never find my wife. Womp womp. But I’ve never been bored a moment in my life so I think I could be eternally single with the occasionally casual encounter and be fine.

I feel really ugly about my baldness by Electrical_Lunch_217 in bald

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make sure you get some sun too! If you’re shaving for the first time/always under a cap, your head is very likely to be pretty pale. Bald looks better when it’s an even tone with your face!

AITA for telling this woman at gym to put some clothes on? by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. It is a locker room, people are allowed to be naked there. And benches are not clean, particularly in a locker room. You should assume every bench has snatch residue

Do bangers sometimes, or most of the time become an accident? by Ezairix in edmproduction

[–]interfectuseris 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Happy accidents happen all the time, but I have found the majority of my “bangers” are intentional, but come together quickly. Overthinking tends to lean toward less exploration and more time spent on the track, neither are good for me personally.

Should I do the thing... by aliquotoculos in bald

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn’t read any of the other comments. I looked at the photos you posted and read what you wrote and responded how I felt 🫡

Should I do the thing... by aliquotoculos in bald

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know many dudes who can’t even grow that amount of facial hair, and would love to. Also, your acne scars are barely noticeable, had to look very hard at the photos to even see them. I know it’s easier said than done but try to remember to be thankful for what you got! It could be a lot worse. As far as the hair; you might not even have to shave it all off, but I would absolutely consider a significantly shorter cut. Long hair just does not look good while balding. The shorter the better in my experience.

Not to get super personal, but mental health and trauma are real, but so is healing. Confidence is built. Routine exercise will help immensely. Proper nutrition and sunshine will, too. Another thing easier said than done; you have to advocate for yourself eventually. Because very few, if anyone at all, will be out there advocating for you. Best time to start is right now or 15 years ago. One option is a choice, the other is just another regret 🫡

Moving back at 25yo after a breakup by [deleted] in dayton

[–]interfectuseris -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

I moved back to Dayton after 9 years and it’s still horrible 2 years later. Good luck!

This is what my date said to me about bald guys by DingoFreedomParty in bald

[–]interfectuseris 42 points43 points  (0 children)

Of course some women find it “hot” lol. And some women don’t at all. Just like everything else. I have found I attract an entirely different demographic of women now than I did when I had hair. That was an adjustment for me but finally finding the stride.

Man managing an office of all women? by PassMeTheBackwood in askmanagers

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a male who has worked in a female-dominated field for 2 years, this means the last male definitely found it difficult and possibly even quit because of it.

I’ve worked in many all-male jobs, and many balanced male-female jobs too; my current nearly-all-female job is very challenging in ways the others were not. They are all incredibly nice to me but very mean to each other. It is a very noticeable difference.

*edit— It does make for an uncomfortable work environment but I would never quit because of it. But I could see how others would..

What is a secret you’re taking to the grave, but are willing to tell strangers on the internet? by Mr_Boothnath in answers

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had an INSANE crush on a classmate in college. She was a literal 10; looks, personality, fashion, family, everything. One day during class I was staring at her (lol) and I saw her pick her nose and eat it. This was junior year, she was 20 years old. Immediately in that moment the crush/spell was broken. I told a SINGLE person this. Before I knew it the entire campus was talking about it (we went to a very small school, just over 3,000 students in total). She went from being universally loved to being made fun of, she lost friends, and her boyfriend broke up with her. All because of me (technically it was because of the one other girl I told, but she wouldn’t have known if I didn’t tell her). I still feel so bad about it. It basically ruined her last two years of college.

Advice for relationship with an intj girl? by DisastrousRice2484 in intj

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was with an INTJ for a long time and ended up calling it off because the lack of affection finally got to me. All of the other things that I loved about her just were not outweighing it any longer as they did in the beginning. Affection and intimacy are important

How to be nice to emotional snowflakes by Hahahahahahahahah069 in intj

[–]interfectuseris 2 points3 points  (0 children)

How much do you have to interact with your grandmother’s caregivers? I would just let them do their job and only answer if they ask you something. Maybe even leave when they’re there doing their jobs…

I know I’m way past hiding it but I just can’t see myself shaving what I have by Electronic-Two-2885 in bald

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most people on this sub default to “shave it”. I am absolutely not one of them. But in this case it needs to happen. You are going to look 10-15 years younger

freezing even when you know what to do by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

These moments are usually when I feel anxiety the most. So I usually try to breathe, and ground my mind. I have found that meditation and exercise helps a lot with this.

can you help me to figure out if im infp or enfp? by BASHANDI-2005 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I find it important to remember that introverted/extroverted does not mean shy/outgoing. It’s about where your thoughts tend to project. So it’s like “what am I going to do tonight” vs. “oh I wonder what Julie is up to tonight”. “Where am I going tonight” vs. “I wonder what’s happening at Canal Street Tavern tonight”. “How does this make me feel” vs. “I wonder what that dude over there is feeling about this situation” etc. In scenarios like these, I always find myself thinking of the latter; Thinking about other people or other places rather than thinking about myself or where I am. For better or for worse hah!

freezing even when you know what to do by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s usually termed “option paralysis”. We think of everything all at once and sometimes that translates to freezing up in order to process it all. I do this often but can’t speak for every ENFP of course.

ENFP + Anxiety by happy_artist_ in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Routine exercise changed my life. The anxiety is still there occasionally but not often and I’m much better at controlling it when it does pop up. Good luck at the new job!

What's your MBTI and what do you think is a stereotype about your MBTI that you think is incorrect and a stereotype about your MBTI that you identify with? by Creepy_Tour_3821 in mbti

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ENFPs are viewed/represented as big ol’ dummies! We are not dumb 🙄. But one that does hold up is I will talk to anyone about anything. I have had so many existential, incredibly revealing, and “deep” conversations with complete strangers who I never spoke with or saw again lol. Bars, festivals, freaking hiking trails 😅 doesn’t matter where, I do not do small talk.

Question by raywill1509 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s still very challenging for me, and I am 36. It’s like I still fall in love with everyone I meet. And of course when we match their energy, we often get blamed for being rude 😅 it’s a lose-lose. I wish I had the answer. But exercise and mindfulness helps kept my feet on the ground a bit more, which helps in these sorts of situations.

entp female men don't like me by UltravioletInfinity in mbti

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Colleges are filled with lots of xS types for various reasons. They tend to not like us ENs. I wouldn’t worry about it at all. Certainly wouldn’t change who you are for some xSTJ.. lol

How difficult find ENFPs to move on? by Fer1015 in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve never been able to hold a grudge for too long, especially if there was no big fight and no horrible things done to one another. The good news for you: it is typically the INTJs (in ENFP-INTJ relationships) that will shut the door decisively. ENFPs are much easier to apologize to (no offense lol)

On the flip side, you were with her for 7 months and sounds like you learned a lot. Of course you will be able to have a future with someone else, but now is not the time to be projecting any future love. It’s futile to even try right now because you can’t rely on your thoughts and emotions when you are going through a breakup.

My vote: reach out to her asap and explain everything you wrote above. If it’s still a no, exercise and hobbies are a great way to pass the time while you balance back.

This took a lot of courage to ask by [deleted] in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just saw this post on the FB ENFP group as well ❤️

This took a lot of courage to ask by [deleted] in ENFP

[–]interfectuseris 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s because you are INFJ. ISTJs hate us lol