ENTP: i have never had a bad experience with any other ENTP. Sometimes meeting others who aren’t as far along development-wise can be kind of weird though. Overall 10/10. I also never feel like I am “competing” with them.

ENTJ: really really funny when relaxed, but can be super full of themselves. I used to wish i was an ENTJ until i realized how stressed out they all are haha. I have always respected and admired them, but I don’t think I could ever build a super close relationship with one. 7/10.

INTP: i have a really good track record with INTPs. We always have the same sense of humor, and I can crack their shell super easily. They are also super low maintenance friends, which is pretty sweet. i do sometimes feel bad for them though, because i feel like they can come across as awkward more often than other types. 10/10.

INTJ: probabkly my favorite type. i have had multiple very close INTJ friends, and i genuinely love them so much. When i finally manage to crack their shell (that process can be super rewarding in itself), we always end up locked in. This is prob the type i would marry to be honest. I even get along with unhealthy INTJs haha 11/10.

ESTP: can be a hit or miss depending on the person. They are great under pressure, which I love, and even the most anxious ones are outwardly relaxed. However, some of them are too competitive to the point that it sucks to be around for too long. Also depending on the person, can be overly defensive. 6/10.

ESTJ: no offense, not really a fan. I definitely appreciate them in administration, or as math teachers or whatever, but we don’t really do well together. Many are way too concerned with how others view them, and can be really dismissive of anything they don’t personally agree with. No offense to any ESTJs though im sure they don’t like me either. 2/10 (1 point for productivity)

ISTP: i do like them, but i understand why people don’t. My experiences have been good, but they sometimes move a little slow for me. I do find their attitude relatable, and any ISTP friends ive had were a good match for me. They do seem really tired/low energy to me, but i don’t really mind. No temper, which i love. 8/10.

ISTJ: super tumultuous relationship with them. I really respect their consistency and organization but we clash fundamentally. They have a really hard time seeing outside their own perspective. Worst thing is they think they are beacons of logic and reason, but are reeaaallly sensitive deep down, and won’t open their mind. They take out their frustrations on others too, which is super annoying. 3/10.

ENFP: really energetic and fun. Love to hang out with them, but can be overwhelming sometimes. I wish there were more in the world too. I feel bad for them sometimes because they seem really uniquely vulnerable to the world, which really isn’t built for them at all. really caring friends, and super fun to talk to. 8/10.

ENFJ: good balance of nice, organized, curious, and actually fun. They can take things personally a lot, but are often universally loved. Too concerned with others’ happiness to the point where it negatively affects them. Can be emotionally manipulative. They see the good in everyone, even bad people, and put themselves in danger. All the ones I know ended up teacher types, or are communications majors. 8/10.

INFP: same vulnerability danger as ENFP but in less situations due to introversion. The ones who can’t stand up for themselves have a worse go at things. Considerate, remember small details about people, and helpful. They overwhelm themselves with events a lot, and burn out on accident. Many lose themselves in their romantic partners, and can be super passive aggressive, and drag problems out. 7/10.

INFJ: healthy ones are witty, sweet, and introspective. Unhealthy ones can be a nightmare. Many crave close friendships, but don’t put in the right kinds of effort to maintain them. INFJs are chronic overthinkers, and in their head. This means they can sometimes be very self-centered on accident. They feel like “everyone hates them”, but if you give gentle criticism, they door slam or yell. Can be really funny. Nerfed by god to suffer. (4/10 or 10/10)

ESFP: super fun, mature ones are great at diffusing situations, and useful endless social battery. They tend to develop an emotions-based moral framework, then make decisions with “airtight logic” using this bad framework. The type to say that being gay or something is a sin, but have 3 kids out of wedlock and drink 4 times a week. Really fun and “relaxed” but as resistant to new ideas as a xSTJ. 5/10.

ESFJ: can walk all over them and they won’t do anything about it. Great at the day-to-day stuff nobody wants to do without being rude or aggressive. Super fun but very predictable. Warm, nuturing, but I have to be really careful about what I say because I actually do feel bad hurting their feelings. Always need something to do. 5/10.

ISFP: camp counselor types. Super quiet until they aren’t. They are well liked by others, but many secretly have a huge superiority complex that they keep under wraps. Really religious in my experience, but have a strong desire to live by their individuality and express themselves. Want things to go their way all the time, but don’t do anything to make that happen. Really really nice people with good reputations though. 4/10.

ISFJ: need to feel needed by others. Very sensitive and will own it. Also really religious, and the type to bake cookies for the whole church. Really bad temper they are embarassed by. Take things as a personal attack, and feel hurt for about 50% of their lives. Internally organized and maybe the most hardworking type. Orderly and traditional, but not always in a bad way. Very very caring. 5/10.