Jack of Hearts Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Jack of Hearts? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Jack of Hearts from Playing Cards and what is the personality traits.
ESFJ (2w3)
Jack of Hearts personality type is ESFJ, or "the service function."
The ESFJ personality type is the most common of the 16 personality types. It is estimated that up to 80% of the population have an ESFJ personality type. Because of their high numbers, ESFJ personality types are often seen as being common and average, and therefore do not stand out as much as others.
As a personality type, ESFJ personality has a wide range of traits that can be considered good or bad. They have the ability to take the focus off themselves and put it on other people. This can lead to being overly helpful and going out of their way to help others. They are a very concerned with the feelings of others and their own feelings as well. ESFJs can go out of their way to make others happy. On the flip side, ESFJs can be very sensitive and relate to others easily. If they feel like something is wrong, they can go into shutdown mode.
Possible ESFJ Traits
An ESFJ's biggest strength is that they are very supportive and understanding of others. They are very empathetic and can be very supportive in nature.
The Jack of hearts signifies an honest young man in love. He is attractive, nice and generous and would like to be kind to you. This card often announces a new intimate friendship. As a lover, the Jack of hearts is often away, but is committed and sincere and would make good marriage material.
