
How many fit you?
tried not to make it generic lol. Feel free to fill it out! so curious what everyone resonates with!!!

tried not to make it generic lol. Feel free to fill it out! so curious what everyone resonates with!!!
When I was a kid I loved the usual games of tag and swimming. Then it was pilafies + yoga. Now I get really bored doing general work outs. I don't have the attention span for this so it's usually better if I can do something outside like running eapecially with music so I can pretend to be in a movie. I also love to dance! Badminton was also fun if I was winning 😂.
What do you guys do to work out? Gyms are nice to focus but kinda boring 💀
I’m an ENFP and I read on the 16 personalities page “For ENFPs, navigating practical matters such as chores, budgeting, and social or family obligations can sometimes feel painfully unromantic. But unless these types take on their share of the responsibilities and help keep things running smoothly, they may actually create or amplify any stress in their relationship.”
I never wanted to be a lazy partner. I always envisioned myself taking on household and parenting tasks, but even when I’m trying as hard as I can, I’m still falling short by the standards I put up for myself and the standards my wife puts up.
Yesterday during couples counseling my wife brought up the fact that she’ll sleep in and when she wakes up she’ll find the babies not changed, not fed, not medicated, and a huge mess in the living room and I felt like the biggest asshole and the biggest deadbeat loser. Can any other ENFP husbands or dads relate? Is there any advice on how to make permanent changes and fix my marriage?
My one friend's birthday was this week and he loves Friends (he is sort of our Joey) so I had to draw us over that scene where Joey turns 30 lol. My friends love these doodles and I wanted to share them here too.
I started a Youtube and Tiktok channel a month ago and they both blew up (2k and 1k subs respectively), but after a couple of flops and my interests changing slightly, I am finding the shiny object syndrome to be fading away. Even my latest hyperfixation has a lull because I overdid it and have to physically recover lol.
How do you stick with something once you start to feel burnt out?