[InspiredHobbit]

Have any ESFP's as a friend? I have many and just wondered what do you think of that type? :)

[Tamweh]

In one word: Fun.

[RabbitHeart]

I'm sure we all know a couple. It's a pretty prevalent type.

I think ESFPs can be easy to get along with, easy-going and fun.

Fairly certain my sister is ESFP. I think she is most likely a Type One Enneagram, though... so that makes things interesting. She's not exactly stereotypical ESFP in every regard. Sometimes she comes off as Fe, almost.

[Worriedfunction]

If im right about those certain people who I suspect are ESFP, then I LOVE them, no other type of person seems better for bringing me out of myself and bringing a bit of light into my day.

[Belovodia]

I Enjoy their company but the lack of depth can be frustrating at times.

[Senter]

my mom is one. we get along phenomenally.

[wisdom]

I don't even know any ESFPs. It's been years. I stay away from activities that they stereotypically like.

[iinnffpp]

yeah. my sister.

ESFP = Easter Bunny

[Bard]

Last year I was a foreign exchange student, and my host sister was an ESFP. We probably got along the best in that family, but she had an attention span the length of a carbon nano tube

Naw, just kidding. She did annoy me at times. Maybe 'cause she was 12. I dunno

[Reicheru]

yes, two: one tested, one untested, but i've pegged her as one and i'm generally spot-on when it comes to MBTIs.

they're okay but they're very touchy-feely types, i find, and hand out affection so readily (especially females). they make great emotional supporters but i can get nervous as i like to maintain strong personal boundaries, with only a few ever passing into my inner circle of intimates, where i am at my most loving, and vulnerable. i feel a strong push to reciprocate but ultimately, inauthenticity is something i cannot do. it's just not in my nature.