INTP: The Dating Bible of an INTP

Is there information here that is kinda helpful? Yeah there is, hence the 2 stars. Lisa's flowery writing and insulting metaphors however will inevitably wear you down to the point where you wonder if you should even bother finishing it. I'm not sure why but the author seems to be convinced that all INTPs are workaholic shut-in scientists that should be so lucky to have a relationship with anyone. She either has an axe to grind with INTPs, or doesn't know more than a few of them in her life.That said, there is still some salvageable good advice among these pages. If you are just wondering about 2-3 different types compatibility then I would say this is a decent read, if you plan to read the whole thing, you will probably be annoyed with the seemingly purposeful jabs at the intended audience of the book.If you want arguably better advice, pick up the INTP book by Dr. Drenth. It contains better information and more of it, including a section on how INTPs connect with other personality types romantically.There is much better material out there, that will tell you what you want to know faster.

This was okay, nice for a boring afternoon perusal. Read a bit like a horoscope, but it's good for what it ultimately is meant to be.