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"Why are you so quiet?" "Do you know you're quiet?" Being a quiet person has a lot of perks but like every thing else it has its downfalls as well. Those darn questions are the first thing that come to my mind.

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Find out what are the best jobs for an INFP and learn the specific actions you need to take to move into this career field.

They’re capable of being very analytical even when you don’t think they are Their emotions run so quickly and intensely that you could get whiplash INFPs are very elitist about the things they choose...

Not sure what your personality type is? Take our new personality questionnaire here. Or you can take the official MBTI® here. The ISFP Teen ISFPs yearn for independence and autonomy. Though deeply tied to their families, they retreat more into their quiet places during this time of life. They hate having their privacy intruded upon,

INFP: The Healer 2021 Update: HEY Y'ALL! This post has been working its way through the world since 2015. Since then, I wrote a book! It just came out a few weeks ago. You can learn more here or order it here or here. The most helpful thing to understand about INFP is that they are first and foremost deeply introverted. They are also incredibly sensitive. Some vast majority of their cognitive energy is spent simply feeling their feelings. And they have so.many.feelings. This is actually quite a lot of work on an energetic level, and can be exhausting for the INFP, particularly for INFPs who haven't developed skill or comfort expressing themselves, because then basically their whole life is happening inside their heads. The INFP is private and guarded naturally, so even the well-developed INFP is often reticent to express their deepest feelings. When they do, it would behoove their partner to lean in, get comfortable, and listen carefully. The INFP will clam right back up if they feel remotely judged, criticized, or unheard, and it will be a long while before they try again with you. (If they ever do). It is not uncommon to find INFPs who habitually isolate themselves or push people away, often because they had negative relationship experiences in the past or even just because they fear negative experiences. (Remember they are extremely sensitive, so deep emotional wounds can take a long time to heal). A wounded INFP will protect that rich internal landscape with the tenacity of a pack of junkyard dogs. Admittedly, these self-protective INFPs are hard to build relationships with, but it is not impossible with patience, time, and practical affection. And I will add here that it is entirely worth it, because any INFP is a wonderful partner when you really snag one. They will give you all the space and understanding you need, a quality that is especially valuable if you're a big, weird extravert who struggles to find a partner who accepts you fully. An INFP will embrace your idiosyncrasies willingly; in fact, they tend to prefer "weird" or unconventional people. And once they trust you, they actually like it when you encourage them to get outside of themselves. They can be hilarious, silly, fun, playful partners. They can be wonderful performers and storytellers, in part due to their rich imaginations. They are also great with kids, in part because they are somewhat childlike and innocent themselves. They do well with bright, optimistic, cheerful, peaceful, steady, independent partners who are undaunted by their dark spells. Because INFPs (even under the best of circumstances) are prone to dark spells, depression, and self-pity. They are very hard on themselves and prone to feeling guilty or ashamed and getting stuck in cycles of feeling this way. And they will usually withdraw when they are hurt or overwhelmed. It's just how they are. So a partner of an INFP has to learn to curb the urge to draw them out forcefully, because it won't work. They will actually be most likely to dig their heels in and retreat further if you try to force them to open up when they don't want to or aren't ready. That said, they do need your encouragement to come back from the dark side, especially if you have done or said something to contribute to their shutdown. You will need to gently inquire as to what's going on with them, and what you can do or say to make it better, and wait patiently until they are ready to talk to you about it. I know that sounds confusing. Here's another way to say it: https://www.patreon.com/posts/care-and-feeding-8768336 THE REMAINING PARAGRAPHS (of which there are many) HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW HOME https://www.patreon.com/posts/24006613 www.patreon.com/amymiller

Travel introvert - after 8 years on the road, here are my thoughts about what it really is like to travel as an introvert.

Many extroverts claim introvertism, and some introverts find themselves acting in some extrovert-like ways. Play Quiz now

Have you ever noticed that the things that scare some people hardly ruffle the feathers of other people? Personality type can play a part in what people fear and today we're looking at the top fears of the INFP personality type! 10 Things That Terrify INFPs - According to 301 INFPs Fear can be an

"Everything can feel intensely overwhelming at once, but in time, we will find the best ways to cope."

Introversion is a broad term which is not limited to just having one type; rather there're 4 types of introverts according to renowned psychiatrist, Carl Jung.

"We're not antisocial, we're differently social."

Get a look at some unique experiences of the INFP child. Explore their unique strengths, incredible imagination, and the driving forces of their lives.

Unsure of whether you're an INFJ or an INFP? This article can show you what these two types have in common and what is VERY different abou them.

I wish I knew how to type people. It'd be interesting to know my friends' types without having to make them take the test. Do you know a way I could figure out how to do this? Hello Friend, Well th…

"Everything can feel intensely overwhelming at once, but in time, we will find the best ways to cope."

INFP: Your mind is quite possibly one of the most fascinating and entertaining places on earth.

Knowing your personality type can be powerful.

Although INFPs are interested in helping people, they are also extremely reserved and maintain a small circle of friends.

INFPs are known for being patient, passionate, and caring individuals. If you open many typology books you'll read about how they are accepting, open-minded and sincere. Even so, there are certain phrases that really get on their nerves. They may not over-react or call someone out when careless words are spoken, but they will gradually

Yes, INFJs can be the goofy friend who joins you in your weirdest plans or someone you can lean on during your saddest times. But did you know, behind INFJ’s friendly persona, is a mind constantly reeling with depth, ideals, and awareness? In this post, let’s tackle what lies behind an INFJ’s mind. How are… Read More »INFJ Intelligence: What Makes INFJs Smart?

We want to hang out! Just, like, less than most people.

INFPs are healers and dreamers. They see the world for what it could be, and they inspire others with their imagination and compassion.

An INFP needs variety and personal autonomy. Don't confine them to a box and force them to live and work the same way, every day.