Do thinkers hate feelers?

Well developed thinkers, while maybe not completely in touch, acknowledge and respect emotions and feelers. The short answer is yes, but I would qualify that by noting that all personality types prefer to use their strongest assets and can become irritated or annoyed when other personality types don’t use them, too.

Why are thinkers attracted to feelers?

Thinkers enjoy when Feelers challenge them to open up more or to proactively become more sympathetic and perceptive, and Thinkers will often find themselves feeling more comfortable about sharing their inner thoughts and feelings with their opposite, alleviating some of the inner issues that a Thinker may battle with …

Are feelers nicer than thinkers?

Feelers are just as capable of being mean-spirited as thinking types. One type isn’t inherently nicer than the other. Simultaneously, healthy feeling types will also have a balanced sense of reason and healthy thinking types will have a balanced sense of empathy.

Are thinkers better than feelers?

Evaluating Thinkers’ vs. Feelers’ Approach to Emotions. Clearly, thinkers and feelers approach emotions (especially negative emotions) quite differently. Despite this disparity, we can’t say that either approach is inherently better, as each is oriented to and optimized for different outcomes.

Are feelers more sensitive?

Because feeling types are more sensitive to the perceived intentions and motives of others they tend to take things more personally and be more affected by criticism. So if we’re talking about the ability to accept criticism, yes, in general, feeling types will appear more thin-skinned than thinking types.

Are feelers less intelligent?

Lie #2 – Feelers Are Less Intelligent Than Thinkers A thinking or feeling preference has nothing to do with how intelligent you are, but it does have everything to do with how you make decisions. There’s a certain order that each of us take when we make decisions.