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When I first discovered I was an ENFP, I was almost disappointed by how many people seemed to believe we were immature....But it’s okay, those kinds of people aren’t allowed into my tree fort
Look at him. Fighting for his life. For you stupid clowns. The light in us he saw was so so fucking dim. Good for him. Good for love. It deserved better.
Up and down up and down, so unstable. We just think it’s funny. Because he’s smiling. But he has to. (Nothings wrong nothings ever wrong :) just smile and be positive don’t upset me with your problems :( that doesn’t make me happy:( make me happy make me happy make me happy) *blow* :)
Truely a national treasure. One thing that I've noticed that's different between ENFPs and ESFPs is that ENFPs seem to possess this innocent childlike nature about them. Throughout their life no matter how many bad things may happen to them they seem to keep hold of that warmth, creativity and enthusiasm. RIP Robin Williams.
Without being able to really express those dark emotions to people who expect you to be this jolly happy fellow all the time, suicide would have to be the only way an enfp would be able to escape that anguish that no one understands what is going on inside your head. :( seeing this clip makes me even sadder to think about that. If there is an afterlife, I sincerely hope he is at peace now.
@@TT35109 He actually decided to die because he had a rare disease called Lewy-Body Dementia. His wife wrote a whole paper about it online if you want to look it up. The disease he had is really terrible; it took over his whole system and they had him on meds that exacerbated the condition. It is really very tragic. 😢He lost his mind and his body functions. It drove him to take his own life. So it wasn’t being an ENFP (I don’t think being an ENFP makes you more likely to be suicidal, as we are often very optimistic over anything - yes, I’m a proud ENFP 😉) or him harboring any darkness over his life, but rather this disease he had. Thought you’d be interested to know, so I thought I’d share. 💔God bless him, and you, and all who read this 🙏❤️ ✨
@@taroteverafter6406 I’m enfp too and I’m optimistic for other people but not for myself. I’ve seen other enfp memes where this is true for others as well. The meme is a comic where the protag is going around saying “you’re awesome” to everyone around them but when they look in front of the mirror they don’t say it.
As an ENFP, the biggest thing I am acutely aware of, is even that this beautiful person is emanating such light and joy, there is an incredibly deep well of darkness and sadness. I am so so aware of this when watching this is very hard.
Yeah. Sometimes I surprise people when I talk about the "dark" side of myself, so much so that they freeze up, or just drop me entirely. Because I'm just as talkative about it when I'm being a light hearted person. I feel like this part of me that craves to make the people around me to lighten up just a bit or make them crack a smile is birthed from my understanding of deep and suffocating sadness. At age 8 I had this philosophy where I just HAD to be kind to others because I know what its like to be in pain and I know we all experience it, and I wanted to lessen their pain.
Me too. So much so it’s extremely bothersome. Beautiful human. I can’t help but focus on the sadness underneath and want to appreciate the humor on top.
Yes, and it’s that we’re so good at hiding it because we focus so hard on putting joy into other people- it’s like we don’t want to make others sad as well
Honestly this just shows that ENFPs are probably one of, if not the most, likeable MBTI. I think the only thing you could criticize for them is their overactiveness which some lower energy types could probably find hard to deal with. Overall though they're great, Robin Williams was great. Rest in peace.
Well and our laziness, low productivity, procrastination tendencies, fear of commitment, and not being able to do simple things if we’re not in the mood, which we aren’t half the time. But it be like that sometimes.
We know that we can be too invasives. If we are aware of that, we adapt to the social circumstances to avoid disconfort ...just don't trigger us giving a carte blache: we'll give out our excitement!
@@petraleopold2713 Really? As an ENFP, I've always been much more attracted to introverts. There's such a mystery behind them, and they're some of the most complicated people to figure out. Anything but boring to me. Extraverts are just so much easier to figure out, whereas introverts you have to dig a bit deeper to figure them out. I'm also the person who can pick out an introvert in a room very quickly, and I can usually pull them out of their shell a bit. I have a lot of extraverted friends, but I fine myself connecting more with introverts.
Ok, now I get why ENFP is a perfect match for INFJ. This is like an extroverted, spontaneous and crazy version of me, exactly what I need. Love ENFPs! 💛
Great great great analysis, as an ENFP, I find myself in this giggly spontaneous state when I feel comfortable to share my energy around. Seeing people react to my jokes and sharing my inspirations with them is truly our reward that re-energizes us, I get that's maybe why we hardly lose our childlike attitude, because there are always souls ready to get lifted by us.
What clinched it for me was his last sentence of this clip, "For me the great thing is being able to walk out and see the amazing things people do and say." ENFP observe.
@@Dancestar1981 As a ENFP I agree,I rarely show my deeper side to anyone but with people who are close to me I show,although sometimes they don't take me serious which is sad kinda.
@@SaraMBTI I feel you; especially when I see his last interview :( One quote of his really gets to me: "I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy. Because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they don't want anybody else to feel like that".
I'm still looking of I'm an enfp or infp (I've even been considered isfp) but I feel like when I'm like this I'm happiest and most at ease but when I'm in a bad mood or feel lonely I go to my introverted mood. I think Enfp's need stimulation and affirmation to be themselves around others and than they really get going. You do have great insight in this, I really admire the way you see all the functions in little expressions.
@@gabrielalmeida2490 Than do you recognize yourself in the unhealthy enfp video, cause I really don't. I do think it's inferior si, cause I just worry about past mistakes and question my value as a person plus why I am so incompetent.
@@bafbaas1210 I don't, also... I don't know, i just don't see why that woman would be an ENFP, like, ok, she is unhealthy, but where is the Ne-Fi as dominance anyway? Talking about this, there are too many characters i'm not sure if they are ENFP or ESFP, or even ENFJ sometimes, so it's hard to identify only with one type
Excellent example, Sara. This reminds me a lot of me, INFP, but a mellower version, more feminine, but I spontaneously pop off humor here or there, change topics w random inspiration, get authentic suddenly, show empathy all wrapped up in pretty quick interpreting on my part. My mom always tells me she can’t understand what I’m getting at. She asks me to speak more literally. It is difficult 💗 Other people, we often have to use just a few words about this or that because what we’re saying already clicks in both of our heads, why use more words? 💗 What a massive conundrum
Great example, I’ve always loved Robin Williams. Even in just this short video you can see so many layers in his personality-he was really a lot deeper than his surface “funny guy” persona. I don’t completely relate to him though, even though I am an ENFP-I don’t feel like my energy is quite at his level 😂 but when I was a kid it was a lot like this. Maybe I’ve worked with SJs for too long. Or maybe it has to do with the ENFP personality manifesting a bit differently in males vs females. Hmmm...
He was just extraordinary in many ways. I was aware Enfps in general are more calm and a little bit different but I just had to analyze him because we all love him. I remember you! You are the Enfp girl with an Estj dad :) Thank you for watching 💕
I’m an ENFP and this is exactly me when I’m talking to anyone, my sister is an INTP and everything I do is so annoying to her 😂 it’s cause I’m all over the place but at the same time I can be chill
Those with Fi like myself are probably so used to figuring things out on our own internally, that when we can’t, we don’t even think to look for outside help. To be vulnerable and to put faith in someone other than ourselves to pull us out of our runt. I wish he was able to be vulnerable and I also wish he got the help he needed. May he Rest In Peace
I see the blend of enfp and istj in him beautifully. He has an honourable genuine look to him like an istj, with moments of erratic ne outburst. I found him really endearing.
I think I'm an IxFP or an ENFP I can't tell. I feel like I'm an extremely shy and awkward ENFP, but that is stereotypically how INFP's are, however when I'm comfortable with my surroundings and the people I behave like an ENFP. I believe before I moved from my hometown in 5th grade that I was an ENFP, I was the class clown, constantly making jokes, and being content with others' responses to my behavior. however, after I moved from my hometown, I became extremely closed off and introverted, I was extremely quiet at my new school because I didn't know anyone and it was an unfamiliar surrounding. around 6th grade I began acting more like an ENFP, just very shy. from 7th to 10th grade I behaved like an IxFP, I cant tell between those 3. I also became very good at writing and interpreting literature since moving, like many INFP's are.
Growing up, I was so disappointed by not fitting in because I couldn't understand how people could stand trying to be something they weren't and watching others do it. Now, I love being an ENFP and it's amazing to be able to reach out and find that authentic beauty in others.
I LOVE Robin Williams! The analysis was great, i was laughing at how much I relate! Haha! I do those things when talking to people too, obviously, cause im an ENFP!
Oh he is missed that much! But one must be able to understand: an ENFP is so deep thinking and would be willing to give his heart to a lovely person. But there is the problem: An EFNP has to struggle that much with cruelty, unkindness and a broken heart or when people decide to get away. It is that hard to deal with that. To have an open heart and deep mind can hurt so much as well. Think he couldn't deal no longer with that issues like losing the inner child or to have the feeling not to be understood by anyone around.
Honestly RU-vid comments are the only place I feel people are trying to understand me. Everyone else thinks Im stupid or fake so now I gotta learn a bunch of shit and hurt everyone’s feelings to be happy. I think Robin Williams picked the “everyone thinks I’m stupid (silly)” route to heal the world at the cost of his life. You gotta be authentic and speak directly for the meaningful things we know is right. Sucks though that the world is so busy with its bs that it can’t take the time to learn about someone as open hearted and embodied as Robin Williams.
(escribiré en español porque entiendo inglés pero escribo de la perra xD) QUEDÉ SUPER IMPRESIONADO PORQUE LITERALMENTE ES COMO HABLO YO AAAAA, también estando atento a las reacciones de los demás, siendo espontaneo y sabiendo cómo llamar la atención, ésto de las ideas rápidas es muy real, y los cambios abruptos de tema. Muchas veces me sucede que no entiendo cómo me toman atención cuando hablo tanto, hasta a veces me siento culpable e intendo medirme porque simplemente me nace compartir mis ideas xD, pero es verdad q los ENFP tenemos esa forma de llamar la atención, además qur encuentro que es una forma muy tierna porque es difícil que nos vean despreciando a la gente, como que se entiende que no nos tomamos en serio ni a nosotros a los demás y nos produce risa. No creo que seamos infantiles como muchos piensan, creo que sólo no nos molesta parecerlo.
