How Do You Feel About Holiday Romance, Based on Your Personality Type
For some people the idea of a little special occasion or holiday romance is truly enjoyable. For others the idea of feeling forced to be romantic on a certain day, is really draining and can feel insincere. Here is how you feel about holiday romance, based on your personality type.
INFJ
For the INFJ it can be nice to do something special for the people they love, especially if they see it is important to them. INFJs can be truly romantic people when they are deeply connected to someone. They have strong inner emotions and they are certainly able to show how they feel when the timing is right for them. INFJs just don’t want to be vulnerable until they trust someone, and so it can take time for them to get to this point. When they do feel close to someone they can certainly celebrate a romantic holiday like Valentine’s Day, even though it can feel a bit cheesy to them.
ENFJ
ENFJs are often connected to holidays as a way of showing how they feel towards those round them. If someone they love cares about certain holidays, then they are willing to be romantic and expressive. For the ENFJ it is nice to have a reason to celebrate their love and really show how they are feeling. They like making people feel special and so a little bit of holiday romance can be fulfilling and enjoyable for the ENFJ. They want to be able to support those around them, and don’t mind if this romance can feel a bit cheesy.
INFP
INFPs are often romantic people deep down, but they might find it odd to only celebrate their feelings on holidays like Valentine’s Day. For the INFP it is best to always be open and show how they feel, but at the same time it can be nice to really go all out on certain special occasions. They believe it is important to make their feelings known all of the time, not only on these romantic holidays. At the same time INFPs are capable of being extra romantic on these special days, simply because it can be fun for them.
ENFP
ENFPs can sometimes neglect holidays, since they don’t find it easy to remember certain dates. They would rather express their affections towards someone openly and whenever they please, instead of having to do it on certain days. They do care about making people feel special, and can often be very romantic people. For the ENFP it just doesn’t always come naturally to be romantic on specific holidays and remember how to express things on these days in particular.
INTJ
INTJs aren’t really fans of forced romance, especially when a holiday requires it. For them it can be difficult to be overly sentimental or romantic, even if they want to be. They would rather feel free to express their feelings when they are comfortable with it, not when some holidays tells them they need to. INTJs aren’t often fans of these types of forced romantic situations, and it can feel very insincere and fake for them to participate in them.
ENTJ
ENTJs don’t usually enjoy romantic holidays, since they don’t like the obligations to be overly sentimental. At the same time they are often surprisingly good at it, and can figure out romantic gestures which keep them from having to be emotionally expressive themselves. ENTJs love deeply, they just are not good at expressing this in an emotional way. It is hard for them to really open up, even to the ones they care for and cherish.
INTP
INTPs might not seem like the romantic types, but when they feel deeply for a person they can have a surprisingly romantic side. INTPs just don’t want to feel embarrassed about it, especially when they are being uncomfortably vulnerable. They actually enjoy being able to be romantic, and want to find ways to make their loved ones feel special on these holidays. It can be nice for them to find ways to show they care during these special occasions, since being emotionally expressive is challenging for them normally.
ENTP
ENTPs don’t mind celebrating romantic holidays with someone they truly care for. They might get a bit annoyed with the forced cheesiness, but they can often make light of it so it feels less awkward. ENTPs might even be mockingly romantic, as a way to really express how they feel without being overly vulnerable. They enjoy celebrating their love with someone special, they just aren’t always great at holidays which feel forced and like they are obligated to participate.
ISTJ
ISTJs do their best to keep up with holidays and special dates, and they are often good at remembering them. They maintain traditions, even ones that can sometimes feel a bit draining for them. ISTJs aren’t really emotionally expressive people, and so having to be romantic on these holidays can feel forced for them. They do their best to express sentiment, and will try to make it as sincere as possible, without being overly expressive and dramatic.
ESTJ
ESTJs do their best to maintain traditions and so certain romantic holidays they will do their best to adhere to this. For the ESTJ being overly romantic can feel a little difficult, but they do their best to make their loved ones feel appreciated. For the ESTJ holidays are important and they realize that keeping up with these traditions is important for their relationships. They will do their best to be romantic on these special days like Valentine’s Day, even though it can feel a little bit cheesy for them.
ISFJ
ISFJs do care about romantic holidays and want to do their best to make them special. They want to make their partner feel loved and appreciated, especially on holidays which call for it like Valentine’s Day. On these days the ISFJ will go out of their way to be romantic and make it feel truly special. They care about their loved ones and simply want to do whatever they can to make them happy and feel like they are important to the ISFJ.
ESFJ
ESFJs do care about romantic holidays and want to do their very best to make these days special. They will often go over the top to be romantic and make their partner feel appreciated and loved. At the same time they want to feel this in return and feel like it is important for these days to be special. They care about holidays and traditions and so when a certain holidays calls for romance, the ESFJ does value this.
ISTP
ISTPs aren’t always great with forced romance, especially when it comes to holidays. They want to make their partner feel special and so they will do their best to keep up with these things. ISTPs just aren’t great at holidays or feeling like they are obligated to celebrate a certain way. When they do love someone they will try their best to do what they must to celebrate the move romantic holidays and show that they care.
ESTP
ESTPs aren’t really the most outwardly romantic people, but that doesn’t mean they won’t do their best. When it comes to holidays romance, the ESTP will try to keep up with things and make sure to express that they care. They might not be interested in anything cheesy, but they do like purchasing gifts for people they love and will try to find something special and considerate.
ISFP
ISFPs do enjoy being able to celebrate in a romantic way, especially with someone they truly love. For them holiday romance doesn’t feel cheesy, especially when the sentiment they are expressing is sincere. They have big hearts and enjoy being able to make the person they love feel sincerely special and appreciated. During these more romantic holidays the ISFP also wants to feel this in return, or else they can become hurt and upset.
ESFP
ESFPs are often surprisingly romantic people, and so they enjoy celebrating the more romantic holidays with someone special. When they are with someone they really care for the ESFP will often go over the top to celebrate and show that they care. When it comes to holidays which call for a little romance, the ESFP often knows the right things to do and say in order to make their partner feel special and adored.
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