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Misconceptions of an INFP
1. They are super emotional.
I personally find this to be vague, but Iâve read and heard this a couple times. Just because we make our decisions based on our feelings does not make us âemotionalâ, at least in the bad sense of the word. Our âlogicâ can still be logical. Its from a different perspective. Besides, we can be quite cold and unemotional when we want to be or are extremely stressed.
2. They donât plan.
We may be a P, but that does not mean we donât plan. It just means we probably donât have a plan. But when we do plan its about something we deem important enough.
3. They are shy.
Iâm not saying I can speak for all INFP , because we do have different background, but I think the word âreservedâ is far better used to describe us. We have to think your worth talking to before we do talk to you, when we decide your fine then there probably wont be a problem.
4. They live in their own fantasy world.
Now I find this one funny because, in a way thats true. However, this does not mean we cannot see reality. We know whats going on. However, we would rather believe in an ideal world. We try to make the fantasy a reality. If we donât, well then we really may just try to live in a fantasy world and shut ourselves off from everyone.
5. They arenât motivated.
Now I donât know about you, but I donât think Iâve ever met an INFP that wasnt motivated to do something. What they are motivated to do or what they are motivated by may look different than what may seem normal, but INFPs always find their passion. Its a part of their âwhats my purpose ?â function and they dont truly rest until they find it.
6. They see the best in everyone.
We do see an ideal world and wish to see the best in people. However, we are not blind. We will not sit by while someone does something that goes against our core values. We have a strong inner sense of what is morally correct. Even if we are a bit off or incorrect in our belief, we will feel the injustice of someone going against them. Most likely, we will slowly remove ourselves from being around that person. However, if its injustice towards our close dear ones we will find a way to confront the person.
7. They cry a lot.
I read this somewhere and was surprised. INFPs rarely let other people see them cry. Most likely you will see an INFP cry from frustration before you see them cry from sadness. They dislike showing others their emotion because of their introverted feeling. They would rather remain calm, especially if another person with them is angry or sad.
8. They are emotionally tortured.
I also read this somewhere. It feels weird reading that , but I guess I can see why it may seem that way. If you ever talk to an INFP about personal things, you will see a pattern of them being in situations where they get their heart broken or hurt or even them going through a dark time of their life. However, INFP s are resilient. They can get knocked down quite a bit, but they most likely will always get back up. And they will have learned so much from these experiences that each time they will be smarter and stronger because of it.
Anyway, these are the few I could think of. Thanks for your support! It makes me want to write even more INFP stuff!!
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The common undercurrent with many empaths is that we often heal others to our own detriment, which is very unhealthy
iâm very emotionally loyal and attached to the people i care about but once i cross that point where enough is enough itâs strangely easy to just disappear from someoneâs life
Infp is absolutely done with someone?
Repeatedly breaking trust is one of those things. We usually keep giving people chances after chances just hoping that there is some good in them and maybe things will change for the better
However, if the person repeatedly hurts us then internally in our mind We feel them losing importance. It happens really gradually, over a long period. We never say anything, just hope theyâll understand their mistakes and change their ways. But if We r absolutely âdoneâ then We stop feeling anything for the person. We donât hate them. We donât love them. They donât exist to us anymore. It does not matter whether they meant the world to us in the past. After getting fed up We r just not able to give a damn.
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