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geekchic9 · 11-30-2006, 05:49 PM

I'm an ISFJ according to that test (56 25 62 44), and I have been dating an INTJ for the past 7 years now. He is very confident in his strengths. He is very good in mathematics, for example, and he is pursuing a Ph.D. in that field. He has the self-confidence that if he can't solve a math problem immediately, he will eventually be able to solve it if he puts his mind to it. I have learned a lot from his self-confidence to appreciate my own strengths. That is what I have learned from my INTJ.

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geekchic9 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 270	I'm an ISFJ according to that test (56 25 62 44), and I have been dating an INTJ for the past 7 years now. He is very confident in his strengths. He is very good in mathematics, for example, and he is pursuing a Ph.D. in that field. He has the self-confidence that if he can't solve a math problem immediately, he will eventually be able to solve it if he puts his mind to it. I have learned a lot from his self-confidence to appreciate my own strengths. That is what I have learned from my INTJ.