INFPs are often described for their forgetfulness or absent-mindedness. “Floaty and clumsy,” as one might say. But while INFPs appear clumsy, and may always be scolded for forgetting tasks, in reality, they’re not as forgetful as people perceive them. The truth is, INFPs are walking libraries of memories, too. INFP’s forgetfulness depends on how much
When you get to know an INFP and spend time dealing with them, you might catch yourself asking one thing – it’s that, dang, why is this INFP so cute? Not trying to boast, but as an INFP, yeah, I’ve been told such a compliment. Depending on the situation, I admit I didn’t always like
As much as we don’t like to admit it, many INFPs do cry a lot. We have a propensity for being deeply touched by emotion and often find ourselves crying more than we should. But for the record, not all INFPs cry a lot, contrary to the stereotypes. However, personally, as an INFP, I can’t
“INFPs are jacks of all trades.” Sounds cool, right? It does! Because of their passion for learning a breadth of knowledge and skill, you may find INFPs as multi-talented and all-rounders. However, while they possess incredible talents to dwell in a wide range of hobbies and careers, these gentle souls fight internal conflicts, which in
If you can get to read an INFP’s diary (which I don’t advise), you will be surprised by how many dreams, perceptions, and struggles they’ve overcome that no one — and I mean no one — even noticed. They’re all smiley and gentle on the outside, but definitely not celebrity wannabes who easily reveal their private
They said INFP females are prone to rose-tinted imaginations. They love the oh-so-romantic and fantastical. But you know what, INFP males are no different. The male Dreamers are similarly creative, yet they are easily misunderstood because of their macroscopic understanding. Following the tiny percentage of INFP males worldwide, their mysterious yet intriguing personality is one
If there is one Myers-Briggs personality type who would take to heart John Lennon’s anti-war slogan ‘Make love, not war’, it would be an INFP. Known for their love for peace, INFPs have also been commonly called ‘the healers’ because of their ability to help and heal through people’s struggles. However, there is more to
“Crybaby, illogical, weak, and weird.” These are just some of the words used to describe INFPs. Ahh, stereotypes. People often make assumptions and jump to conclusions, making generalizations based on a few details. Sometimes, we know it may work out well, but most often, it doesn’t! Stereotypes can’t say everything about a person. And it’s
INFPs are funny creatures. We’re a tangle of weird contradictions! See, we’re fiercely independent, but we also deeply value relationships with others. We want to be understood, but have problems communicating our real concerns. We love our solitude—but maybe not always. Goodness, I think our contradictions never end! But it’s also why INFPs are unique
Optimists and healers — these are what INFPs are about. They heal others, care for, and motivate people with their naturally passionate demeanor. It’s their instinct to turn people’s miseries around. However, such compassion doesn’t always go the same when these Healers deal with themselves. Ironic, isn’t it? INFPs are known for being kind and
INFP? Jealous? When you look at these gentle and kind souls, you won’t expect a jealous person. But are they really… *chuckles* These Dreamers smile their emotions away and no one would suspect the emotional upsurge swirling inside. But as an INFP, I’m telling you, INFP jealousy is intense! Many INFPs got mastery for the
Here comes a guy keeping you in a cryptic mind game. Ever been in a situation where your intuition says a guy has something for you, yet he also gives off a “Nah, he’s just kind to everyone” vibe? Puzzling, right? More so if they’re an INFP male who won’t readily confess their growing feelings!
