What would it look like if an ISFJ didn't like an ENTP, i mean if they just didn't get along? On a different note, if it was the opposite, any headcanons?
I’m not an expert on other types so this is gonna be based on my two ISFJ friends and how I’ve seen them behave.
ISFJs are very pacific and nice people. They won’t insult you or refuse to talk to you (they won’t look for it either or be too engaged in a conversation), they’ll just don’t care about you and maybe observe you and talk behind your back with their closest friends. I think ENTPs come out as too selfish, relativist and brutally honest for ISFJs. They don’t agree with our “ethic” (how we usually put ourselves first or our attitude of “the end justifies the means”), and the way we seem not to see any bad in it. Also, as very conciliatory and sensitive people, they think we’re often too harsh. I don’t think an ISFJ would hate an ENTP unless they’ve done something terrible to them (they don’t hate too many people) but those misunderstandings could make it impossible for them to trust us, so they would not get very close to us.
However, ISFJs value loyalty and often admire that sense of honesty and spirit that we have, even if they don’t agree with some of our traits. They see further and they appreciate our good things. If you have an ISFJ friend, you know they’ll never fail you. If they like you they care a lot, asking you questions about your life and how you’re doing, trying to make sure that they’re doing all that’s in their hands to make your life better. I think they see us as crazy beings that attract their curiosity and surprise them, they find us funny.
I have two ISFJ friends and I love them so much, both are very caring and warm. They share some characteristics but they’re different. One of them is very observant, a little bit stalker. He knows absolutely everything about everyone (sometimes I don’t even know when my projects are due and he does), but he’s so nice and he truly cares about me. However he struggles to have long and deep conversations and is too dependent and sensitive. My other friend is also very trustworthy, she’s always there if you need her and sometimes she puts other people’s problems before hers more than she should. She’s more like me, lazy and with similar interests and much deeper than my other ISFJ friend. I get along very well with both of them.







