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ENTPs show a slight preference for ISFJs. The assumption is that this is because there are so few INFJs available. ENTPs also rank second among intuitives in marital satisfaction.I do get along well with ISFJs. Ironically I am often their support system. What can I say? A lot of people like to vent to me about their lives. I am a very calm person and don’t judge others. Everyone needs someone in their lives that will listen to them and at least act as if they care. It works.I like ISFJs but I don’t tend to find them attractive. I just don’t typically find them smart enough.It's me not you, ISFJs. Forgive me my sapiosexual requirements.So who am I attracted to? Let’s look at the IQ table again…Introverted intuitives are going to be my first choice if they are available. I want someone smart and they are the smartest. This is why the assumption is that ISFJs are a replacement for the intuitive INFJ.Then you must look at the individual ENTP. The ENTP asks these things when in love.Do you think I’m totally competent?Are you impressed with my performance?Do you trust that I’m not lying to you or B.S.’ing you in any way?Does it make sense that you love me? That you stay with me?The important questions vary based on your ENTP and explain a lot about ENTPs in love in general. I will always notice when you clean the stovetop, wash the car, etc. I will always compliment your cooking. I am always impressed with your performance and want to ensure you know I believe in your competence. The last one on this list is nigh on painful. Probably because asking makes us sound weak and we want to be impressive, not whiny.Ultimately it comes down to does the ENTP need a morale booster or someone that relies on their competence: NF or NT.

It could be. At least on the surface, without looking at the actual statistics, it seems like there is probably a correlation.That still needs to be shown, and maybe another answer will have that data. I suspect it is true.HOWEVER-Even if it is a fact that two things are correlated, that is not even evidence (let alone proof) that one is caused by the other - “a driving force” in your question.They could both be caused by a third thing, or the causal force could even be backwards of what you think.But if we successfully tease that out of the data, and somehow prove that “modern feminism” is not just correlated with a rising divorce rate, but is in fact a driving force, one then has to be careful not to assume why that may be.It might be that feminism is not just a driving force of divorce, but also of marital failure. Those are not the same. There can certainly be marital failure where for one reason or another the parties do not choose divorce.My own working guess is that feminism actually leads to greater marital happiness, as it can (or should) lead to greater personal satisfaction on the part of the participants; both of them. The giving and receiving of respect is a big part of that satisfaction, and I think it is a big part of feminism.But while I think feminism may increase marital satisfaction, it might still drive increased divorce rate, in that some marriages still fail. Perhaps less, but some still do. And feminism makes it more possible for the woman to contemplate that there can be a successful life for her, even if her marriage (or at least, THIS marriage) has failed. She has options beyond just suffering through a bad marriage until death. She has, or can get, financial power. she has authority and power over her own life. She is of more worth than as an appendage to a man.Thus, I would expect to find two correlations:I would expect that divorce rate would rise.And I would expect to find that overall marital satisfaction has increased, with the rationale that there is now a way out.Men had a way out before - whether it was by a formal divorce, or by a second life while abandoning the first marriage. The new added power is to the wife.But that is an avenue for research.I don’t know what actual studies will show, just my guesses.

The straight and honest answer :the reason for your refusal or denial for an entry visa is directly proportional to the probability of the applicant, after the expiration of the visa period, will stay in the US.If you have no ties to where you are now in the world, steady, long term job or business, family attachment, your age and marital status, the person doing the interview has, as his priority, to assess the probability of the applicant staying in the US. Controlling that probability by denying you and others reduces the chances of some (many) becoming public charge and becoming dependent in one way or another on the tax payers.That, in a nutshell why do people get denied entry. Not nationality, religion or appearance or your eloquence.Is it worth applying again? You bet.Change your conditions when applying, emphasize that you will leave at the end of the visa period to the interviewer’s satisfaction and you won’t get denied. Having a return ticket or a bank statement showing a large amount won’t hurt but honestly tickets could be returned or abandoned and money can be withdrawn.It is the person that might over stay is of paramount concern.