How do you cheer up a sad INTP?

Some basic suggestions:

1. Just leave us alone.
2. Accept us for who/what we are, without judging our motives poorly.
3. Don’t try to cheer us up purposefully when we’re upset or angry.
4. Let us know the door is open if we want to engage or hang around; otherwise don’t pull/push.

How do you make an INTP feel better?

A recap of suggestions to care for the ever-so-baffling INTP:

1. Give us alone time.
2. Reach out regularly.
3. Make food or teach us how to.
4. Suggest new activities to do together.
5. Challenge our beliefs in a diplomatic debate.
6. Give honest advice when we ask for it.
7. Stay optimistic through it all!

How do you motivate an INTP?

For them often feeling like they have to get something done is likely to make them feel more exhausted by the situation. INTPs are capable people but they do struggle with procrastination and sometimes a lack of motivation when it comes to certain tasks.

Do INTP ghost people?

INTPs aren’t all that comfortable dealing with emotional situations, and so sometimes they can ghost without fully realizing what they are doing. The less mature and developed INTP might ghost someone without fully meaning to, since they just don’t know how to ask for this space they need to figure things out.

What is the best way to cheer someone up?

“The best way to cheer me up is to listen with empathy and validate my feelings with comforting words, help me gain perspective of the bigger picture, and then get me to laugh at myself or the situation in a light-hearted way. Also, ice cream.” – Caitlin Hawekotte, MBTI® practitioner and Coach

How to get an ESTP to cheer up?

Show your support and appreciation towards the ESTP and they will feel much better. They need to know that the people around them will be there no matter what silly mistakes they might make when they are feeling down. One of the best ways to cheer up and ISFP is simply by doing the things they love most.

How do you cheer up an ISTJ?

Just being there is the best thing you can do for an ISTJ who is feeling a bit down. The best way to cheer up an ESTJ is by giving them words of affirmation. Let them know how much you appreciate and care for them. Show an interest in their favorite things and let them vent and talk about whatever they want.

If an INTP needs encouragement or motivation in a goal, it’s important to not inundate them with a lot of advice or input. This can make them lose their focus. Simply show enthusiasm for their idea and actively listen as they talk about it.