Here’s How Disarming You Are, According to Your Personality Type
While some people have a natural ability to put others at ease, this isn’t a skill everyone possesses. Here is how disarming you are, based on your personality type.
INFJ
INFJs can be extremely disarming people if they want to be. They often keep to themselves and prefer having their own space. When the INFJ feels the need to charm someone and create a sense of calm and trust, they are often very skilled at doing this. The INFJ has a natural ability to see through people, which gives them a sense of how to level that person. They can connect with people on a deeper level, and create a sense of calm in their environment. While someone might be guarded and walled off, the INFJ is often capable of finding a crack in their armor.
ENFJ
ENFJs are charming and outgoing people, which often makes them disarming to others. They are very capable of creating a sense of calm in their environment, which makes it easy for people to trust them. If someone is very closed off from others, the ENFJ is often capable of getting things out of that person. They often find that people are constantly opening up to the ENFJ, without them doing much to cause this response. ENFJs are disarming people, simply because they create a sense of trust and comfort in their environment.
INFP
INFPs keep to themselves most of the time, and prefer to have their own space. They are very internal people who spend much of their time inside of their own inner worlds. The INFP doesn’t like feeling pressured to open up to others, which is why they rarely want to make other people feel this way. They try to give people space to do what they please and to simply be themselves. While INFPs might not create a naturally disarming environment, they can if they are comfortable with someone themselves. If the INFP feels themselves at ease with another person, they can often create the same response in return.
ENFP
ENFPs are charismatic and outgoing people, who can often make friends very easily. They can seem a bit distracted at times though, since they are always bouncing from one thing to the next. If the ENFP feels connected to someone they can certainly maintain their focus and will be very interested in that person. They have a certain charm that they can turn on when they want, which makes them very disarming people. ENFPs can make their loved ones feel very special, which helps them to open up and feel comfortable around them.
INTJ
INTJs are very internally focused people, who prefer spending most of their time alone. They can seem a bit standoffish to others, and this is often done intentionally. INTJs rarely want people to open up to them, and can become uncomfortable with too much emotional expression. They need to have plenty of time by themselves in order to feel energized, and this is something that can create a bit of a barrier between the INTJ and others. They are certainly skilled at reading people, but they don’t have to be disarming in order to do this. Sometimes INTJs find that they can read and understand people even better when that person is uneasy around them.
ENTJ
ENTJs can be somewhat aggressive and focused people, which makes them less disarming than other types. They aren’t really focused on getting people to open up, and would much rather focus on getting things done. ENTJs value efficiency, and only want to surround themselves with people who are capable of working hard. They aren’t often focused on pushing people to be vulnerable, and can actually become uneasy with too much emotional expression.
INTP
INTPs often make people uneasy, since they have rather intense personalities. They have a knack for reading people’s reactions, even when those people are uncomfortable. INTPs are deep thinkers, constantly running through many different ideas and thoughts at once. While many people see them as being distant from others, they are surprisingly capable of being disarming if they want to be. When the INTP gets to know someone they can easily figure out how to keep that person relaxed, and create a sense of trust between them.
ENTP
ENTPs are definitely charming people, who know how to get along with others. They can also be seen as argumentative, but have a way of smoothing things over. ENTPs can definitely be disarming people, especially when they turn on their charisma a bit. They aren’t often comfortable with too much emotional expression though, and might not want to disarm someone too much. ENTPs are often good at reading people, and might want to push their buttons in order to do this.
ISTJ
ISTJs are internal and private people, who enjoy having plenty of space. They need a lot of alone time in order to feel like themselves and become fully energized. ISTJs can sometimes distance themselves from others, unless they are deeply connected to that person. ISTJs aren’t necessarily the most disarming people, and can have a hard time when it comes to understanding emotions. They simply aren’t the most expressive people, but that doesn’t mean they don’t care deeply. The people who understand the ISTJ are likely very comfortable about them, but this is something that takes time.
ESTJ
ESTJs can be seen as somewhat aggressive people, since they are always going after their goals. They are hardworking and focused, and believe in getting things done. ESTJs value efficiency over most other things, which can alienate them from their relationships sometimes. While the ESTJ cares deeply for their loved ones, they can be somewhat hard on them. They aren’t very emotional people, and can sometimes become uncomfortable when someone is overly emotional in front of them. ESTJs really aren’t disarming people, and can be somewhat closed off themselves.
ISFJ
ISFJs are somewhat disarming people, especially when they get close to someone. They can be seen as quiet and reserved, but there is something comforting about their nature. When people get close to the ISFJ they often find themselves opening up with ease. They feel like the ISFJ can be trusted completely, and like they won’t be judged for their admittance. ISFJs are definitely capable of being disarming people, since they care deeply for the well-being of others and can easily understand them.
ESFJ
ESFJs are definitely disarming individuals, especially with the people closest to them. They have a knack of getting others to open up, and this often happens without the ESFJ even trying. People often feel comfortable around the ESFJ, and will find themselves opening up to them. They have likely heard many people share secrets that they haven’t told another soul before. ESFJs are very capable of creating a comfortable environment, where others feel safe to express themselves without judgment.
ISTP
ISTPs are very private people, who prefer to keep to themselves most of the time. They aren’t usually comfortable with emotions, and don’t often try to push others to open up. ISTPs are simply more at ease having their privacy, and keeping their feelings to themselves. They can struggle to understand people who are overly emotional, and have a hard time being at ease with this. While ISTPs are charming people, they don’t often seek to be disarming towards others. They would rather leave people to their own devices, and can read them just fine without trying to force them to open up.
ESTP
ESTPs can be very charming people, but at the same time they don’t create the most trusting environment. At first their charisma might be a bit disarming, but eventually their nature can get in the way of that. ESTPs can bounce from one thing to the next without much thought, and this can cause people to struggle when it comes to trusting the ESTP. They are capable of being disarming if they utilize their charm, but this only lasts for so long.
ISFP
ISFPs are somewhat private and internal people, who keep to themselves most of the time. They have caring and sensitive hearts, which can cause them to be rather fearful of getting hurt. The ISFP that is closed off might be less disarming to others, since their fear can often be sensed. The more open ISFP is often great at connecting with people and getting them to feel at ease around them. ISFPs do often prefer to give people space though, and don’t want to force them to open up.
ESFP
ESFPs are often very focused on living in the present moment, and have a hard time seeing far into the future. They want to enjoy themselves, and hate feeling stuck in the same place for too long. This over the top personality of there is certainly fun to be around, but can sometimes scare people off. Their desire to seek out whatever excitement they can find, makes the ESFP fun but a bit larger than life. They can certainly read and understand their loved ones, but they don’t have to be disarming in order to do so.
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