Was wondering your thoughts on an ENTP/INFJ relationship?
- The Ne/Ni contrast of the two will make for a good contrast, with the Ne of    the ENTP helping the INFJ to stay open and more relaxed, while the Ni of the  INFJ keeps the ENTP more focused and centered.
- The Fe/Ti of the ENTP and INFJ is in the opposite positions in both types.     The auxilary thinking aspect of the ENTP will help the INFJ to think more      logically, while the auxilary feeling of the INFJ will help the ENTP to take       other’s feelings into consideration.
- Because both types have Fe, they’re likely to settle their conflicts peacefully   and give their partner the benefit of the doubt. Because they also share Ti,    they’re prone to need to get to the point. This means that their conflicts will    likely be few.Â
- Because their sensing is their last function, it’s unlikely to affect their         relationship, but ENTP is Si and INFJ is Se. Si is likely to prefer routine, while  Se likes new experiences. The two will be a good balance for each other.Â
- Because Ne is more open and Ni is more focused, the ENTP may accuse the   INFJ of being too structured. At the same time, the INFJ may say that the     ENTP is too disorganized. Â
- Because the ENTP is a thinking type, they might not understand the INFJ’s   tendencies to make decisions based on their emotions. At they same time,    the INFJ may accuse the ENTP of being too closed off.
- The downside of both being Fe-users is that they may tend to bottle things     up. This can lead to hurt feelings and outbursts seemingly without reason.
- Because Si likes routine, and Se likes new experiences, the ENTP may be    uncomfortable with a change in schedule, and the INFJ may become bored   with the ENTP’s routine.
I think this relationship has the potential to be very strong, and I would give it an 8/10. I think that this is one of the best relationships an ENTP can enter, and if it’s one you’re considering pursuing, good luck and have fun!