Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Catherine O’Hara?

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Catherine O’Hara?

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Can you do Tamala Jones, please?

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Kathy Baker.?

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Eve Hewson

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
John F Kennedy Jr?

Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Sarah Lancaster

It’s okay, I kind of figured, but thanks for clarifying. It’s just hard to know how you’re coming across, sometimes and equally hard interpreting from the other end.
Glad you’re enjoying the blog!
Ok, I think I have mentioned this before in another post: adding “no offense but” to what would otherwise be an innocuous question fries my brain while I wonder whether or not you meant to offend me but don’t want to be blamed for it – like, does it then follow that if you meant to be offensive, this is actually some sort of snide personal commentary aimed at my ability/desire to identify ESFJ men? And should I then be offended by this hypothetical slight?
(No! Omg, this is ridiculous. What a weird and specific thing to have to care about.)
I honestly doubt this was your intent. I just ask you to spare me (and others) in the future. Please leave off the disclaimers, particularly while in text or through anonymous comments since it’s impossible to pick up your tone to tell what you mean by them, and I have plenty of time to overthink.
To answer your question: are there ESFJ men?
Yes, clearly.
Are there ESFJ men in my queue?
Yes, there are.
What is happening with the blog lately, which I guess is unclear, is that I’m trying to get through some of my 1400+ asks, by typing as many people as quickly as possible. This means, I am:
1. typing people y’all are asking about (I can assure
you that most of my ESFJ asks are for women – want more ESFJ men? Ask for more ESFJ men)
and
2. typing people who are easy. If you’ll notice, most of the ESFJs in the tag already are women – which makes it easier to identify… more women. Go figure.
Anonymous said to mbti-sorted:
Karlie Kloss?
