Feeling | Benevolence | Social thinking
Feeling describes how much you value cooperation, agreement, and harmony. There are two kinds of Feeling: Introverted and Extroverted Feeling.
Feeling types often value universalism, connection to nature, animals, and people. They are often individualistic, and focused on self-expression. You can value art, ethics, and morality.
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Common Questions About Feeling
Feeling is social and organic and avoids rules and principles, instead focusing on just living and expressing life freely. You value communication and connection. You are benevolent and agreeable.
ESFJ, ENFJ, INFP, and ISFP personality types have dominant Feeling, where ENFP, ESFP, ISFJ and INFJ personality types have a more supportive, secondary role Feeling.
You might find that you are more sensitive, and that you are more attuned to art, beauty, and meaning. You see people, life, and living as something meaningful. You care about other people and the world.
Embrace your benevolent and caring nature. You see the best in everyone and try to forgive and understand people as best as you can. Look at what you like and appreciate in other people and in the world. See beauty and art in things.
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