Relationship

Relationships require constant effort, even if you are with your so-called soulmate! Apart from the intense level of trust, respect, and loyalty that we need to give for a healthy connection, we’ll always have to battle moments of selfishness where we want to do things for our benefit instead of for our relationship – it’s […]

Relationships are lovey-dovey, wonderful, and rainbow-colored, but they are also a heck of a lot of work. If you’ve managed to get someone to fall in love with you, you’ve now got to make sure that love grows healthily so that your relationship thrives, not dies. We may all think we’re the next hot potato

Man, it’s tough out there for love. People have to deal with side chicks and dudes, gossip, and power struggles every day; and perhaps the worst enemy of them all is our own words. On the positive side, just like we can break down relationships with words, we can also build them up. Here are

From romantic letters to yelling “Will you date me already?!” there are plenty of ways to ask someone out. Personality and character play a big part in the way someone will ask you out, so let’s dig into how 16 personalities ask their crush out in both actions and words. 1. ISTJs are organized, orderly,

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is one of the most widely used and well-known personality assessment tools. If you’ve ever taken the test, you would have found out which of the 16 Myers-Briggs personalities matched you the best and might have even learned a bit more about yourself. Since each personality is based on four dimensions,

The ISFJ personality is introverted, observant, feeling, and judging. We all know what those words mean independently, but when you mix them all together you create a unique personality type with a particular way of expressing feelings. Knowing how to tell if an ISFJ likes you takes some skill, and that’s what this video is

The INTJ personality type – also known as the architect – is one of the rarest of the 16 Myers-Briggs personalities. Perhaps it’s their fierce independence or their quick minds that keep them a step away from others, but architects tend to struggle to find individuals who can keep up with their nonstop analysis of

Introverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving personalities, also known as INFP, only make up around 4-5% of the population. Compared to the other 15 personality types via the Myers-Briggs assessment, this is quite a small sliver of the population cake. If you’re dealing with an INFP crush or a potential INFP who is crushing on you,

Have you ever wondered why you click with some people and can’t stand others? Join the club! If so, you may have heard about the Myers-Briggs 16 personalities. This widely-recognized personality assessment has classified most human beings into just 16 different personality categories, and the INFP personality is one of the rarest! Standing for introverted,

INFPs, also known as mediators on the Myers Briggs personality assessments, have a lot of hidden talent. Their reserved nature makes it seem like they’re this timid little hamster quivering in the corner, but in reality, they’re a bouncing rabbit jumping through the grass and evading any predators. What do I mean by that? Well,