Kathleen-June Horne

INTP The possibility of a collaborator. Most people treat the INTP like a professor, like someone to observe and listen when they talk about things.

ESFJ Show them how special you find them. ESFJs often look for partners they can admire, but at the same time they want that person to find them equally fascinating.

INTP You don’t listen to them. INTPs are natural “professors” and this means that they will have topics or stories that they feel like they need people to know.

ISTJ Passing the swimming test at the local pool for the first time. Going to a big box store to buy cups and hamburger buns for a backyard barbecue. Pulling the wrapper off of an icy twin pop.

ISTJ Most likely to be a volunteer for the fairgrounds. They’re the person everyone wants to be friends with because they have all the most amazing backstage passes. ENTP Got dragged along by their friends.

ENTP They’ve been living out this vacation for months in their mind, so at first they are flooded with disappointment by reality.

ENTP Walking into their intro to law class, they find a seat and sit down, before taking a chance to look around. It’s then that they realize that the classmate sitting next to them is looking at them.

INTP You listen to their facts. INTPs love learning and their love language is basically sharing their vast knowledge with others.

ESTJ No one can stand up to you. ESTJs a force of nature and they want a partner who can handle that (and sometimes tell them no).

ESTP: Striking a match off the sole of a weathered combat boot. A lightning storm rolling over the Arizona desert plains, smothering the scorching sun.

ENFP: That feeling when that risky text you sent to your crush pays off and they tell you they like you too and then you stay up talking to your best friend into the wee hours of the morning about…

ENTJ: Lives for anything that’s not a ride. Probably enjoyed the Hall of Presidents. Most likely is carrying a fanny pack “because people can steal stuff out of a backpack”.