![]() In other words, not all of this is going to resonate with every INFP. While a part of this gut reaction may be attributed to my personality type, realistically, a portion is also shaped by my specific wounding in relationships. ![]() That said, there are patterns I’ve noticed in friendships that trigger me more than others. Shocker, every time I’ve landed in the same spot. There have been others that made me wonder if I’m really an INFP after all (cue obsessive re-taking of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator *just to be sure*). There were aspects of my personality that, upon first reading, elicited a resounding YESSSSSSS. Perhaps it’s just human nature to bristle at anything resembling a stereotype - when it’s directed at us, that is. Perhaps this is indicative of the INFP in general: We never really feel like we fit into a box, because who can ever fully understand us anyway? I’m one of those INFPs who both loves and quietly rebels against my Myers-Briggs personality type.
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