In a Fight · way to make up
The Do-Over Date: which types it suits
Doing together
The day you ruined, run again from the top. This time with laughing
The do-over date is picking a day to redo the date or outing that a fight spoiled. Same restaurant, same route, or finally doing the thing you'd planned to do that day: either works. Just suggesting 'Want to try that day again?' says you'd like it to become a good memory instead. Planning it together, photos from last time out on the table, is already part of making up.
When a fight gets attached to a particular place or date, it tends to sting again every time it comes up. Running the same day again, happily, lays a new memory over the old one. It suits couples who reconnect through time spent together, and people who hold on to meaningful moments. Agree in advance that the original argument stays off the agenda for the day, and you can actually enjoy it.
The way to make up's temperament
Scored 0–100 on the eight things that decide whether it fits a person.
Who lands on this way to make up
Types whose profile puts this way to make up near the top. Which one you actually get depends on how strongly you lean toward each letter.
- ENFJ#4 for a typical ENFJThe Kind NegotiatorMid-argument, still checks that you're okay
- ENFP#4 for a typical ENFPThe Summer StormLoud thunder, blue skies five minutes later
- ESFJ#5 for a typical ESFJThe Mood ThermometerNotices the room cool by a single degree
- ENTJ#8 for a typical ENTJThe Argument ChairEven mid-fight, they're running the meeting
- ENTP#8 for a typical ENTPThe Devil's AdvocateArgued both sides, then cracked up laughing
- ESFP#8 for a typical ESFPThe Live CommentatorEvery feeling broadcast in real time
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