Fifteen Signs You're An INFP Personality Type
INFPs certainly seem like a rare breed, but there's tons of them out there who are true
idealists.
They are driven by their values and principles and they listen to many people but talk to
very few.
INFPs like Alicia Keys and William Shakespeare strongly demonstrate that their feelings are
best channeled into their creativity and their art.
Although they may seem mysterious and hard to understand, In this video, I'm going to
share with you 15 Signs You're An INFP Personality Type.
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1.
Your flirting skills are unique, and let's face it, often ineffective.
Oh, you mean me completely ignoring you even though we've never actually met didn't catch
your attention?!
How weird.
2.
You cry when you're angry.
INFPs are not a fan of conflict.
Instead of yelling or flipping tables when they're angry,
your lip starts to quiver and when it comes to having to talk about something that's bothering
them, the tears are bound to flow.
3.
You have this happy personality and a sad soul.
Because they feel everything so deeply, their minds are always sorting through at least
ten emotions at once.
They're typically conflicted and their hearts are usually whirring at a fleeting pace.
Although they may be known as 'the quiet one who laughs a lot,' deep down they've got a
LOT going on.
4.
You're the dreamer, the healer, and the mediator.
They just want the world to be okay and for everyone to get along and be happy.
Is that too much to ask?!
5.
Your brain, full of scribbles, somehow maintains the ability to help everyone else.
Because of your incredibly empathetic, thoughtful, and considerate tendencies, the people close
to you will always have someone to lean on.
Even if you're going through your own troubles, you're ready to catch them when they fall
and talk them through whatever it is they're facing.
6.
When someone you're close with is the slightest bit off, you're off too.
Your defensive senses start to tingle when someone you're close with isn't acting like
themselves, and you're there to comfort them before they
can even spew the words, "I'm fine."
7.
You want everything you do to mean something.
You're either extraordinarily passionate about something or your heart's just not in it,
and let's face it, there's usually no in between.
Because INFPs feel everything so distinctly, they want everything they do on this earth
to make a difference.
8.
You often best get your thoughts and feelings out through a creative outlet.
Whether it's writing, painting, photography, or music, INFPs are typically a lot easier
to understand through their creative work than just by talking.
Sometimes they don't even understand what they're thinking themselves until they've
turned their thoughts into art.
9.
You're not the best at decision making.
You're not great at making decisions under pressure, or at all, really.
Unless you have a fiery passion for one option, you're better off just having someone else
decide for you.
10.
You're guarded, which makes getting to know you quite difficult.
It takes a LOT of perseverance, sensitivity, and time to get to know you, the INFP.
To those you're not comfortable around, you may come off as quiet and maybe even boring,
but to those who've faced the challenge of wiggling their way into your heart, they've
found it's made of solid gold.
11.
You need a lot of relaxation.
What you need: a good book to read, some headphones, some time in nature, lots of Netflix, an animal
pal, some time to think, some creativity, a good friend, and LOTS of solitude.
12.
Small talk is the enemy.
You Hate Small talk.
You want to hear a story that means something or talk for hours about something you're passionate
about.
You'd prefer to skip the, 'hi, how are you's', and get right to the, 'this is what ignites
the light in my eyes.'
13.
Your insecurity can quickly turn into turmoil.
Insecurity can definitely be your strong suit, the INFP.
You're not great at accepting criticism.
Or compliments, for that matter.
Though it feels like you need constant validation, you also hate being the center of attention,
so what do you do with that?
That one friend who hasn't talked to you all day is probably just busy,
but then again you probably did something horribly wrong and now they're never going
to talk to you again.
14.
You're driven by your happiness more than money.
Your idea of perfect misery would be working for a company that you don't believe in.
It's important to you to believe in the work that you're doing and believe that you are
making a difference.
An INFP's ideal job would involve working creatively and mostly on their own terms in
order to keep hold of their freedom of expression.
You care more about your values and happiness than putting your time into something that
you don't care about just for the money.
15.
You're a "what if" kind of person.
Your mind is constantly working at a mile a minute, thinking about the future and the
past and sometimes even the present.
You're always thinking about the "what ifs" with every decision you make and though you
always go with what your heart tells you, you can amaze the people you show your art
to with how much is actually going on in your brain versus how much of it you actually say
(which is typically nothing).
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