Heidi Priebe

Date someone who makes you want to be the kind of partner you’ve always wanted to have.

INFJ: In your past life, you were a con artist.

It feels a lot easier to stand up for myself because I’m not second-guessing my worth.

ENFP and ENTP: They started worrying that being with you will limit their freedom.

ISTJ: This year you’ll fall in love with your polar opposite.

When I’m with you, the whole world goes quiet.

Self-love isn’t about treating yourself like a two-year-old. It’s about treating yourself like that two-year-old’s parent – the one who knows better than their impulsive and temperamental child.

It doesn’t make you a failure to miss someone. And it doesn’t make the life you have without them any less bountiful, impressive or meaningful.

Monica And Richard: You have no interest in the commitment-phobic mess that is the modern dating scene.

Ted And Robin You still have feelings for your first love. And secretly, you hope that it’s mutual.

Type 8 – You constantly suspect the worst in people, which ends up bringing out the worst in people.

ESFP: Hangs up mistletoe. Tries to ‘accidentally’ catch their office crush under it all night.

INFP: Your mind is quite possibly one of the most fascinating and entertaining places on earth.

ENFJ: Nobody is judging you as harshly as you are judging yourself.

Whatever we miss most about a person who has left us is almost always the thing that we need to cultivate inside of ourselves.

Extroverts may enjoy social interaction more than introverts, but that doesn’t mean we enjoy all social interaction. And it definitely doesn’t mean we enjoy it all equally.

ExTJs judge their worth by how much they have accomplished, and never are they harder on themselves than when they’re falling short of their own goals.

Becoming intensely self-critical.