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I would like to remove this trait of mine...
Thursday, October 11, 2007 at 8:52 AM

ENFJ when in love

As an Extraverted Feeler, you absolutely love to communicate with your mate--verbally expressing feelings of affection and tenderness and discovering what your partner really values. You also tend to have a consuming desire to spend time with your soul mate; you can barely stand it when he or she is away. Although you probably have many friends, you want to include your mate in you social life as much as possible. The danger: Your 100 percent emotional investment in your loved one may leave you feeling overextended--lacking the energy to take care of your own needs because you are so busy taking care of your lover’s.




I'll play for you.