Dating and Matchmaking for the ISFP personality type

ISFP personality types occur in 8.8% of the population. When we talk about online dating and romantic compatibility, out of the 16 MBTI/Jung personality types and not all personality types are compatible. Here are four personality types for the ISFP that have a high romantic match, as well as one personality type they will find challenging to be in a relationship with. Find your perfect soulmate for a healthy relationship based on personality compatibility.

I – Introversion rather than Extraversion :

ISFPs tend to be quiet and reserved. They generally prefer interacting with a few close friends rather than a wide circle of acquaintances, and they expand energy in social situations (whereas extroverts gain energy).

S – Sensing rather than Intuition :

ISFPs tend to be more concrete than abstract. They focus their attention on the details rather than the big picture and on immediate realities rather than future possibilities.

F – Feeling rather than Thinking :

ISFPs tend to value personal preference or sentiment above objective criteria. When making decisions they generally give more weight to social considerations rather than logic.

P – Perception rather than Judgment :

ISFPs tend to approach life in a less structured way, keeping options open and flexibly changing.

ISFPs tend to be impulsive and love taking risks and, although they prefer to take a back seat due to their preference for introversion, will quietly rise to the occasion when there is a crisis situation. They are finely tuned to emotional cues in people around them and demonstrate this by their concern for the little details that are important to people. Because they are fully present at the moment they have an impeccable sense of timing and instinct for knowing what to do, specifically, how to adapt available material and personnel to best address the immediate situation.

Well, there are 16 personality types in the Jung-Briggs system, and under that framework, these personality types should be on your short-list.

The ISFP and ESFP couple:

Both these types value freedom, spontaneity and action. The ESFP is a natural performer and life of the party, while the ISFP also enjoys people, they are more comfortable with small groups and enjoys a quiet, although active existence.

The ISFP and ISFP couple:

ISFPs enjoy participating in a background capacity in community activities. They value freedom, spontaneity and action.

The ISFP and ISTP couple:

Both these types value freedom, spontaneity, and action. They enjoy the sport or other active pursuits. The ISFP is more concerned about the welfare of people and animals, whereas the ISTP is more technically minded.

The ISFP and ESTP couple:

Both these types value freedom, spontaneity, and action. The ESTP is a natural performer and life of the party, while the ISFP prefers a quieter, although active existence.

The ENTJ loves to explore new ideas and problem-solving, whereas the ISFP enjoys more practical activities.