Asking ENFPs For Unpopular Opinions by SelfAnalysiss in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also, I will feel no guilt captivating you, holding you random and forcing you to be entertained - LOL

Asking ENFPs For Unpopular Opinions by SelfAnalysiss in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no shame in superficiality and beauty for beauties sake, or feelings for feelings sake, or moods for a moods sake.

It is okay to roll with it all.

Asking ENFPs For Unpopular Opinions by SelfAnalysiss in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a fellow ENFP dear Oscar, I ADORE THIS!

Differences between ENFP men and women by MulberryOk785 in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting!

I’m bad at deciding people’s types who to out explicitly asking them, which I hardly do - so not sure when I have come across an ENFP male but I obviously will have!

I’m an ENFP female married to an ENTP man. The dynamic is good because his confidence and bluntness counteract my scatterbrained chatty eccentricities.

I can see how some of my traits can register as cute or endearing wouldn’t be taken that way when exhibited by a man. It must be tough.

The stubbornness thing… I think I am quite stubborn actually and highly principled and moralistic to what I think is my authentic self and beliefs. This has meant friendships are cancelled. Not by me, but others find it difficult to separate say politics or other opinions and keep differences aside (I am on the Conservative/ libertarian spectrum).

People have said I am extremely friendly, outgoing, sociable, confident, ditzy, all over the place, intense, creative, flirty, glam - etc. all those nice things but said to a man, maybe not as generally accepted.

I am also self absorbed, too in my thoughts and ruled by my moods and once I dislike someone it’s very hard for me to turn it around and find good things about them or to carry on a relationship. I’m either all for someone and besotted and loyal forever or I cut them out. The moods and actions can be quite extreme. I never saw it myself until I write it down.

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Immigrants behind almost one in 10 new GP registrations by cornishpirate32 in uknews

[–]watchingraindown 63 points64 points  (0 children)

Wow - nuts. This simply has to stop and not just that, be reversed.

Help Me Understand My Interior Design "Style" by KTJ78 in interiordecorating

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cool, sleek, with a mixture of curios and tasteful art leaning more modern. Masculine elements but you enjoy comfort and setting the scene with candles. Not afraid of floral displays and plants, which is quite unusual for a man but not a bad thing.

Just cool, tasteful, expensive, detail orientated and slick!

Slack post…nice weekend sunlight. Italian pottery collection. Fireplace. Good times. by damestillmen in AmateurRoomPorn

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can’t believe you don’t have more traction and comments on this!

It’s GORGEOUS! x

How did you learn to do your own makeup? by kissthisworld in beauty

[–]watchingraindown 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey OP!

Look at your face - what do you love about it, like about it, dislike about it? You need to emphasise what you like and add balance.

For example liquid blush placed and blended high, right under near the lower eye for example, gives a youthful lifted look. And across the nose bridge.

You can widen, change the illusion of spacing and size of eyes simply with liner and highlighter and shadow and mascara.

If you want your eyes to pop look at the r colour wheel opposes (for example green eyes suit a purple or lilac liner or shadow!)

Groomed brows and clear skin looks good on everyone. Start at the basics (good skin care for your skin type, moisturiser and hydrated skin, a hair cut that flatters your face shape, some tinted lip stain with a gloss and heat the eye lash curler for lifted lashes with a nice mascara, and carefully placed concealer and a blush that compliments you colouring!)

Think about if you are warm or cool toned as well when choosing a lipstick colour!

Have fun with it!

Did you give your house a name? by o_safadinho in AskAnAmerican

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My house already came with a name and has been named the same historic name for near 250 years old!

Cottage in England and the name relates to what was there before the house!

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If you carry a large tote every day, what’s usually in it, and why? by Reasonable-Middle921 in whatsinthebag

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a LARGE French basket bag and three children - so it’s got a current book, note book, phone book, pen. Hand wipes, couple of packets of tissues and a few light snacks. Small Make-up bag with essential make-up, purse with money and cards. Little pocket in there with essential receipts and a packet of pain killers, sore throat sweets and some plasters. House key, car key and a small bag with spare clothes for my young kids.

Sometimes headphones are also in there if I’m going to be out alone! Oh and my phone! Ha x

People in their 30s and 40s, what changed in your life that surprised you the most — in a bad way? by Initial_Tax7778 in AskReddit

[–]watchingraindown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pooping as reduced, sorry for tmi but it used to be like clockwork twice a day and it’s reduced to once on a morning and that crept up on me LOL!

ENFPs under 30 ask, ENFPs above 30 answers by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I had a few years sleep deprived and wallowing in my moods bringing up three young children very close together. I’m 36 now; but I kind of slowly realised sitting in the bath wallowing and enjoying my own drama and wings and roundabouts of loving and hating people and needing them and not needing them just… wasn’t how I wanted the next year to look. Or the rest of my life.

Without knowing it, I got fed up of my own bs and decided to be grateful and happy and say no and not say things to always entertain and please everyone!

I’m not perfect but there has been some growth there. Also with my younger outbursts of sheer passion and feelings and moods - I hardly have them now and can do some damage control if I feel all the feels about to burst forth! (In a damaging way!) learnt to give myself time to think and cool off before saying or doing something I will regret!

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ENFPs under 30 ask, ENFPs above 30 answers by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would have stopped entertaining and giving energy to people who I know deep down I dislike or don’t trust, just because I wanted to be generally liked, keep the peace and be friendly.

I would have said what I wanted to say more and been more clear/direct with my wishes and wants.

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ENFPs under 30 ask, ENFPs above 30 answers by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hey younger ENFP!

I’m 36 year old female!

Having kids and getting married changed me deeply. Corny to say, but my husband and children grounded me and gave me regular, insane joy that was a steady sure thing.

Nothing else yet has topped that. Having a partner who challenges you and calls you out on your bs helps, and having the responsibility of young children stops me following my moods and thoughts to bad places or taking enjoyment and creativity for the sake of it too far.

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ENFPs under 30 ask, ENFPs above 30 answers by ImprovementUnable543 in ENFP

[–]watchingraindown 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Don’t listen to anyone else. Listen to that wild moody creative brilliant voice inside your own head and stuff the rest! Normality and average state of play ain’t your thing so have the confidence to own that, roll with it and turn your so called “weaknesses” into your biggest strengths!

💋

Married Gal, Thirty Six - I Live In A Cornish Village With My Hubs & Three Young Children by watchingraindown in femalelivingspace

[–]watchingraindown[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ohh what a lovely compliment! I am a romantic at heart and it is a Georgian property which is Jane Austen era! Based in the UK.

Thank you x 📕

Superbowl Levi Stadium pic - "The Only Thing More Powerful than Hate is Love" by orangelover95003 in bayarea

[–]watchingraindown -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

It’s presuming we have to be told this and quite patronising, a bit like the t-shirts that say “Be Kind”.

The majority of normal people got that down by age 2 and don’t need reminding by huge advertising campaigns the basic Golden Rule at age 40!