Barbie (archetype) Personality Type, MBTI

ENFJ (2w3)

ENFJs are warm and caring people who are always willing to help. They sincerely and genuinely care about people and their feelings. ENFJs have a strong desire to be part of a team and contribute to the group dynamic. They are naturally charismatic and have a gift for making everyone feel comfortable and at ease. They are not very good at taking criticism, but they are great at giving it. They do not like to be criticized or put down. ENFJs are usually very positive and optimistic people, but they can also become very negative when they feel they have been wronged. ENFJs are often charismatic and people gravitate towards them because they seem to have so much to offer. ENFJs can also be very happy people and they are quick to smile and laugh. ENFJs are not afraid to express their emotions, but they can also become very serious and seem depressed if they don’t get what they need. ENFJs often have a hard time expressing themselves in words, but their emotions are very clear to others. They prefer to communicate through body language, facial expression and tone of voice rather than verbal communication.

Barbie is a doll used as a children's toy, created by the American company Mattel on March 9, 1959. She was created by businesswoman Ruth Handler and was based on the German Bild Lilli doll, which was later purchased by Mattel. It has an extensive franchise of animated films and series.

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Ken (archetype)

ENFJ