Chess Belle Personality Type, MBTI

Chess Belle personality type is ESFP, or extroverted, sensing, feeling, and perceptive. This is a very adaptable type, and the key to the Chess Belle's success is to take advantage of her adaptability to adapt to the situation. An ESFP is very good at this, and may sometimes have a hard time if she tries to be too rigid about a set of rules she has made up for herself. The Chess Belle's primary emotional need is for emotional intimacy, and she can get ruffled if she feels she hasn't been given enough of it. She takes her emotions much more seriously than you might expect from her outward appearance. Chess Belle women are much more likely than other types to be depressed or sad or moody. The reason for this may be that they need much more emotional support than other types, and that they don't know how to get it when they need it. The Chess Belle can be quite unhappy when she doesn't get what she wants, but she usually won't dwell on it. She'll find a way to get what she needs and move on.