I took the Myers Briggs again after almost 2 years! I couldn’t remember which mine was exactly but I specifically remembered that William Shakespeare and I had the same one. Wahahah.
Apparently, I’m an INFP. A strong one at that.
I only took it because I stumbled upon this article on my Facebook feed.
http://psychologyjunkie.com/2015/08/02/how-each-mbti-type-reacts-to-stress-and-how-to-help/
And it’s scary how spot on it is????
What stresses out an INFP:
– Rigidity in rules and timelines
I’m just never on time. I’m either too early or late.
Not exactly. I think I just hate being in the same room with people who look down on hardwork and passion. Like getting yourself too involved in something makes you less cool.
– Not enough time alone. Too much extraverting.
This is true. Except latey, I’ve been feeling anxious whenever I’m alone. This has been happening way too frequently huhu)
– Too many demands on their time
I’d point out a situation but I figured I’d just come off as selfish. Hehe.
Me whenever I pass by somebody familiar/Me whenever I pass by a workmate/ Me whenever I see an acquaintance: ”Please don’t notice me. Please don’t notice me. Please don’t notice me.”
– A lack of authenticity from others
Or lack of passion? Or simply a lack of.... depth? Lol.
– Having their creativity stifled
Something I haven’t really thought about but yeah.
– Having to focus too extensively on sensory/concrete details
Stop making me nauseus. Lol.
– Criticism or confrontation
Here comes the inevitable eye roll. I can’t help it.
– Fear that they might lose someone or something (relationship/task, etc,..)
I’m literally always obsessing over this? And baffles my performance, engagement, and whatnot. :( This has got to be my #1 weakness.
When under stress, an INFP gets lost in internal turmoil. They feel caught between pleasing others and maintaining their own integrity and taking care of their well-being. Their natural tendency to identify with others, compounded with their self-sacrificial tendencies, leaves them confused about who they really are. They feel lost and perplexed during stressful times; and as stress builds they can fall into the grip of their inferior function, extraverted thinking. When this happens, they will do things that are typically out of character. They may become obsessed with fixing perceived problems, and righting wrongs. They may blurt out hostile thoughts or engage in destructive fantasies directed at just about anyone available. They also may have biting sarcasm and cynicism. They may become aggressively critical to others and themselves, dwelling on all the “facts” necessary to support their overwhelming sense of failure.
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