I disagree that "As an INTJ, finding someone to share your ideas with is the only way to develop true friendship." I have only had a few close friends in my life, true enough, but all of them are, in different ways, quite different from me. I believe that all of them are Feeling, and two of the three are Extroverted rather than Introverted (and the third is close to the middle of the scale). The key is respecting-and, in fact, enjoying-the differences, not sharing the same ideas.
Rachel E (not verified)says...
I disagree that "As an INTJ, finding someone to share your ideas with is the only way to develop true friendship." I have only had a few close friends in my life, true enough, but all of them are, in different ways, quite different from me. I believe that all of them are Feeling, and two of the three are Extroverted rather than Introverted (and the third is close to the middle of the scale). The key is respecting-and, in fact, enjoying-the differences, not sharing the same ideas.